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New Cumberland Council discussing Second Avenue parking

NEW CUMBERLAND – City officials are continuing to look at concerns about parking in the area of Second Avenue, with one proposal to include restricting parking at intersections along the street. “We’ve invited the residents,” Mayor Will White announced during Monday’s New Cumberland ...

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Birthdays April 4 Lindsey Channels, Bloomingdale Dustin Stingle, Toronto April 5 Jonathan Woodbury, Cadiz April 6 Sally Wenner, Toronto April 7 Miranda Corrigan, Steubenville Police Beat Steubenville Police Couldn’t hold it: A man with an overly full bladder ended up on the wrong end of a gun after he went behind a building in the 4500 block of Sunset Boulevard to relieve himself Friday. He told police he had worked there a few years ago when it was a mechanic’s school and considered it an out-of-the-way location, but a man who was on site with his family ...

America at 250: A journey through time, told through our communities

What began as an experiment in self-governance rooted in personal freedom and liberty has grown into the world’s most unique and important nation: the United States of America. Here, we can, within the boundaries of the law, do, say and think what we wish; we can worship as we choose; we ...

Youth Council members lend a hand to Salvation Army

WEIRTON – Some of those participating in a city-sponsored youth program were able to see the work that goes into helping others Saturday. A group from the City of Weirton’s Youth Council program spent part of their Saturday assisting the Salvation Army with sorting donating clothing which ...

Wintersville council OKs cameras, honors Indian Creek girls basketball

WINTERSVILLE — Wintersville Village Council on Thursday voted to enter into a two-year contract for six license plate surveillance cameras. The Flock system will not be used to record drivers who are speeding or committing moving violations, village officials said, but will be a valuable ...