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Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston announces flood relief collections

WHEELING — The Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston announced Wednesday that it is asking all parishes and missions to conduct special collections for disaster relief following devastating storms and flooding that affected several regions across West Virginia. The Most Rev. Evelio Menjívar, bishop of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, thanked those who have already assisted with relief efforts, including volunteers from parishes, schools and Catholic Charities West Virginia, as well as first responders continuing to help victims. "I ask you to join me in prayer for all those affected by ...

Remains discovery triggers probate process in Steubenville

STEUBENVILLE — Just one day after skeletal remains were uncovered in the abandoned cemetery atop Washington Street Hill, city officials said Tuesday that Woda Cooper Companies plans to file a disinterment petition in Jefferson County Probate Court before any human remains are removed from ...

New chief in town

STEUBENVILLE — Newly sworn-in Police Chief Wes Crawford said Tuesday he’s “really excited for the opportunity” to lead the department. “I’m very humbled by it,” Crawford said after taking his oath in front of a crowd of well-wishers. “I’m going to work hard to build upon ...

Froehlich’s run coming to an end

STEUBENVILLE — For more than two decades, Froehlich's Classic Corner has been the backdrop for thousands of memories — wedding receptions, graduation and retirement parties, baby and bridal showers, funeral dinners, business lunches and family celebrations. This weekend, the longtime ...

Brooke commissioners hope to begin awarding opioid funds soon

WELLSBURG — Brooke County officials are continuing their review of applications seeking a share of the county's opioid settlement funds. County commissioners previously received 10 requests for a portion of the estimated $1.1 million the county received through the state's distribution of ...

Hancock County Schools updating wellness policy

NEW CUMBERLAND — Hancock County Schools is continuing to accept public comments on proposed changes to the district’s wellness policy. The policy, listed as Policy EJ by the county school district, was last updated in 2023. The proposed revisions entered a 30-day public comment period at ...