STEUBENVILLE — A Mingo Junction man admitted Wednesday to threatening to kill his ex-wife and another family member who jumped from a second-floor window to escape him in a 2024 incident. Tyler Scott Vannest, 35, was sentenced by Joseph Bruzzese to the maximum penalty of 4.5 years in prison ...
WEST LIBERTY — West Liberty University will celebrate its spring commencement ceremony Saturday. The ceremony will begin at 11 a.m. inside the Academic, Sports, and Recreation Complex on the university's campus. In addition to conveying degrees in an array of undergraduate and graduate programs, Saturday's ceremony also will mark the first graduating class of West Liberty's Doctor of Education program. Eight graduates will receive their doctoral degrees. Stephanie Shaw, a West Liberty University alumna and vice president of global corporate products at InterContinental Hotels ...
STEUBENVILLE — Incumbent state Rep. Ron Ferguson emerged from Tuesday’s primary election with the Republican nomination for another term in Ohio’s House of Representatives locked up. Ferguson, a Wintersville resident, will now take on Democrat Charrie L. Foglio in the November general ...
STEUBENVILLE — City officials were relieved Tuesday when preliminary election results showed Steubenville’s two levy renewals passing easily. The levies — a 0.7% income tax and a 0.3% income tax — will remain in place until 2031. *The 0.7% levy generates about $4.648 million a year, ...
Congressman Michael Rulli, the Republican representing Belmont, Jefferson and Harrison counties in the U.S. House, easily won his Republican primary Tuesday. As for Democrats, Elizabeth Kirtley of New Philadelphia is the winner in the crowded six-person 6th District, according to unofficial ...
STEUBENVILLE — The status of the Fort Steuben Mall remains up in the air, members of Steubenville City Council learned Tuesday night. City Manager Mike Johnson reported that the mall's ownership has contacted the building department, but has not indicated if it intends to comply with the ...
