STEUBENVILLE — The owner and developer of the Washington Street hill property where grave markers were uncovered a week ago during site preparation reassured city officials and residents Tuesday that they “want to do what’s right.” Woda Cooper Companies is building a 50-unit senior ...
WEIRTON – Area residents, medical professionals and other guests gathered at WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center Tuesday to remember the importance of organ donation. Held in observance of National Donate Life Month, participants, including some who have donated or been the recipient of a ...
STEUBENVILLE — A decision made by Alicia Orlando some time ago helped to change the lives of at least four other people. Orlando, a Wintersville resident, was an organ donor, and when she died May 13 at the age of 35, her choice left a lasting impact. "We don't have a lot of information," ...
WELLSBURG – As many communities across the country are preparing to celebrate the nation's semiquincentennial, Brooke County officials are discussing their potential contribution to the anniversary. County commissioners heard from Rachel Keeney, executive director of the Top of West ...
TORONTO — The March 27 meeting of Toronto Sunrise Seniors was called to order by President Barbara Pritts who welcomed guests from the Toronto Beautification Committee. Following dinner, Cathie Thomas, Lauren White, and Tammi Middleton were introduced by Social Secretary Mary Anne Landerfield. The ladies spoke to the group about the goals and efforts of the TBC. President Thomas explained that the group is composed of a variety of individuals who have the common goal of improving the beauty of Toronto. Twelve different sites around the community are under the care of individuals ...
SCIO — An upcoming educational symposium hosted by the Harrison and Jefferson County Master Gardener Volunteers invites community members to step Into the Woods for a morning of discovery, creativity, and practical gardening knowledge. The Into the Woods garden symposium will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 25 at the Scio Branch Library, Downstairs Meeting Room, located at 331 W. Main St. Doors open at 8:30 a.m., with presentations beginning promptly at 9 a.m. This immersive program will guide participants through a woodland-inspired landscape of learning, with sessions ...
