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Red Hats meet

Contributed The Weirton Red Hat Sassie Lassies held their July meeting at Basil's Sports Bar. Attending were, from left, Margie LeMasters, Linda Walter, Queen Ruth Dalesandri. Karen Kuhn, Martha Varitek, Cathy Griffith, Connie Gilbert, Cheryl Kondik, Barb Coburn, Judith Mikula, Carla Colson, ...

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Birthdays July 25 Chase Corrigan, Mingo Junction Monique Barbetta, Steubenville Police Beat STEUBENVILLE POLICE Cat caught in soccer net: A Saint Charles Drive resident asked police Thursday to help disentangle a neighbor’s cat that had become caught in his child’s soccer net. The resident told police he is allergic to cats and said it has been “an ongoing issue with the neighbor not keeping her animals on her property.” After freeing the cat, police said it returned to the neighbor’s home through a sliding glass door that had been left open “so the animals can ...

Quick takes

JOINS CEDAR ONE STAFF: Megan Lohr has joined the staff at the Cedar One Group. She is returning to the workforce after spending the past seven years at home raising her two children. Prior to that, she built a professional background with positions at WTOV-TV, the Wal-Mart Distribution ...

Upper Ohio Valley Italian Heritage Festival kicks off in Wheeling

WHEELING — The Upper Ohio Valley Italian Heritage Festival, featuring a variety of food, music and entertainment, is underway on Water Street in downtown Wheeling. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Friday afternoon in front of the Little Italy Stage, located across from the Heritage Port ...

Local McDonald's manager honored as Outstanding General Manager

FOLLANSBEE – Darlene McFadden, general manager for the Follansbee McDonald’s located at 1514 Main St, has been honored with the Outstanding General Manager Award. This award is presented annually to a select group of general managers who demonstrate exceptional leadership. Only 10% of ...

New Rank

Photo by Linda Harris Steubenville Municipal Judge John Mascio administers the oath of service to Capt. Matt Bailey, a 12-year veteran of the Steubenville Police Department, as Bailey’s wife, Amy, looks on. Bailey’s 8-year-old daughter, Ava, held the Bible during the ceremony.