STEUBENVILLE — Even though many changes have happened during the last 20 years, Ann Quillen said the goal of the work done at the Ohio Valley Health Center has not. "Our mission has remained the same," Quillen told members of the Steubenville Rotary Club during a recent meeting. 'We are ...
WELLSBURG — The reduction in force process continued in Brooke County Monday night when members of the Board of Education voted to approve recommendations made by Superintendent Jeff Crook. The process is an annual procedure designed to ensure the district remains within state staffing ...
WEIRTON – After several months of discussion, Weirton Council gave final approval Monday to an ordinance that will increase the city’s municipal service fee. Through a roll call vote, council approved the second reading of Ordinance 2272, “to Amend and Re-Enact a Weirton Municipal ...
WEIRTON – Weirton Council, during its meeting Monday, approved a series of budget revisions, including one to provide funding for a long-discussed industrial access road to be built in the city. Among the revisions approved were increases in revenue of $47,250 for both the Police Protection Fees and Fire Protection Fees line items in the budget, as well as increases of $402,000 in Federal Government Grants and $47,325 in State Government Grants. Some of the grant funds are part of the industrial access road project, with funds allocated to the city and then directed to the project ...
BETHANY – Bethany College will host its 11th-annual Women and Leadership Symposium, Friday and Saturday, bringing together professionals, alumni and students for a weekend focused on leadership, career development and networking. With a theme of “Winning in the Workplace and Beyond,” the symposium will be held at Commencement Hall on the Bethany College campus, with a keynote address from Toria Tolley, a 1978 graduate of the college, former CNN anchor, award-winning journalist, and communications coach. During her 30-year on-air career, Tolley reported live from some of the ...
WEST LIBERTY — West Liberty University is expanding its graduate offerings with the launch of a new Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling program, set to begin in this fall. Developed to address the growing need for mental and behavioral health professionals, the program provides a flexible and accessible pathway for students seeking careers in counseling while continuing to work in their communities. “The need for qualified mental health professionals continues to grow in West Virginia and across the country,” said Susan Ridley, associate professor and chair of the Art ...
