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Main Street Bank continues on the upswing after merger with Wayne

WHEELING — Bank leaders and shareholders gathered to discuss updates and successes for Main Street Bank on Thursday afternoon at the first annual shareholder meeting since the bank merged with Wayne Savings Bancshares, combining $1.4 billion in assets last May. Main Street President and ...

Mancan Staffing again earns Forbes honor

WEIRTON – Mancan Staffing, a locally owned and nationally respected staffing agency, has been named to Forbes’ lists of America’s Best Temporary Staffing Firms and America’s Best Professional Recruiting Firms for 2025. This marks the sixth consecutive year the company has received this national recognition — spanning 2020 through 2025. The annual rankings, developed by Forbes in partnership with market research company Statista, highlight the top staffing agencies in the U.S. based on client and candidate recommendations, as well as industry expert evaluations. “This ...

Sheetz listed among ‘Most Innovative Companies’ in U.S.

ALTOONA, Pa. — Sheetz, a major Mid-Atlantic restaurant and convenience chain, has been named to this year’s list of “America’s Most Innovative Companies” by Fortune and Statista. Sheetz was honored as a leader in retail and convenience innovation and was recognized for its ...

Steel Curtain roars back May 24 at Kennywood

PITTSBURGH — It’s kickoff time at Kennywood Park for The Steel Curtain Roller Coaster. The record-setting coaster will reopen to the public May 24 at 11 a.m., with a ribbon cutting ceremony, remarks from the park’s General Manager Ricky Spicuzza, and special guests joining from the ...

Moe’s on Main has a new look and new offerings

FOLLANSBEE — Visitors to Moe’s on Main will find a wider variety of crafts and related items as well as an expanded selection of Amish-made food thanks to a revamp of the store by original owner Monica Rotellini-Myers and a new partnership with A Touch of Amish. Kevin Carroll, owner of ...

Carbon capture and storage involves many steps for safety

WEIRTON — Omaha-based energy company Tenaska is continuing to develop a multi-state carbon capture and storage hub in the Upper Ohio Valley to help local industries reduce their emissions and stay operational. The hub presents a solution for carbon dioxide-producing businesses — power ...