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Ohio starts process to pause gas tax

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Two bills were introduced in the Ohio legislature Monday to suspend the state’s tax on gasoline and diesel fuel as drivers grapple with higher prices at the pumps amid conflict in the Middle East and other factors. If passed into law, the legislation would save Ohio residents $725 million, John Fortney, spokesman for the Republican Senate Caucus told The Center Square. Republicans believe higher tax collections for the state’s General Fund will cover the cost of the holiday and keep local municipalities whole in terms of road and bridge funding. “Highway construction and local ...

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Steubenville finance director urges cautious budget approach

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STEUBENVILLE — At a time when Steubenville Finance Director Dave Lewis is urging a conservative budget approach, at least two department heads warned City Council Tuesday there are big ticket items on the horizon that are funding musts. Fire Chief Joe Ribar told council they can figure on ...

Brooke commission set to begin awarding of opioid funds

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WELLSBURG – Following several months of discussion and review, Brooke County commissioners could begin their distribution of opioid settlement funds in the coming weeks. The county has received requests from 13 area organizations – a total of $2,302,275.65 - each hoping for a share of the ...

ICHS Students to stage productions

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WINTERSVILLE — Students are setting the stage for upcoming children's shows and a fall production at Indian Creek High School. The ICHS Performing Arts Department is gearing up to showcase two half-hour Creek Kids children's shows which were penned by students. Creek Kids is a children's ...

Ohio starts process to pause gas tax

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Two bills were introduced in the Ohio legislature Monday to suspend the state’s tax on gasoline and diesel fuel as drivers grapple with higher prices at the pumps amid conflict in the Middle East and other factors. If passed into law, the legislation would save Ohio residents $725 million, John Fortney, spokesman for the Republican Senate Caucus told The Center Square. Republicans believe higher tax collections for the state’s General Fund will cover the cost of the holiday and keep local municipalities whole in terms of road and bridge funding. “Highway construction and local ...