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Value was in vogue in 2024. Shoppers and restaurant patrons in the U.S. were choosy about where and how to spend their money as they wrestled with high housing and food prices. Well-heeled customers traded down to Walmart and Aldi. Diners opted for fast food or home cooking instead of ...

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APPOINTED: Carlo Agresta, an Ohio and West Virginia Realtor and salesperson with Cedar One Realty, has been appointed to the board of directors of the East Central Association of Realtors. He can be reached at the Cedar One Realty Wintersville office location on his cell at (740) 457-3061 and at cn.agresta@gmail.com. NAMED CHAIR: Dr. Chirag Shah has been appointed chair of the Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute’s Department of Radiation Oncology. He comes to Pittsburgh from Cleveland Clinic and brings extensive experience and a distinguished career in radiation oncology to ...

The Caffeinated Cow now has a brick-and-mortar location in Wellsburg

WELLSBURG — Area residents who stopped by the Caffeinated Cow food truck for a rejuvenating and tasty cup of coffee or cold drink now can find all of its beverages under one roof at 2504 Commerce St. David and Katherine Hamilton, owners of the Caffeinated Cow Coffee Co., said they have ...

Work continues on Trinity’s new acute care hospital in St. Clairsville

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Trinity Health System St. Clairsville hospital building has been erected after the construction was framed out and beams installed in July. The interior of the building is 75 percent complete with drywall up in areas, but minor electrical work and fabrication and ...

What changes should small businesses be aware of heading into 2025?

For small businesses, the biggest change in the new year will be the arrival of a presumably more business-friendly administration in Washington. But there are other shifts owners should keep on their radar. Among them: changes to state-level overtime and minimum wage rules, the delayed ...

JCESC launches driving school offering courses close to home

STEUBENVILLE — A new opportunity is available to give teens access to convenient and flexible driving education. The Jefferson County Educational Service Center is tackling this need by launching the Road to Success Driving School. According to JCESC Superintendent Chuck Kokiko, the ...