Craig Howell Brooke County Commissioner Christina White, left, and Brooke County Animal Shelter Assistant Director Abbie Pelletier hold two puppies currently available for adoption through the animal shelter. The puppies are part of a litter of seven born on July 4. If you would like to learn ...
NEW CUMBERLAND – While no longer providing legal counsel to Hancock County commissioners in relation to negotiations over one planned disbursement of the county's opioid funds, County Prosecutor Steven Dragisich wants to make certain commissioners know where his office stands. On Aug. 14, ...
• Bell Chapel UMC: "Strange Nuggets: Jailed for Jesus?" • Cove Presbyterian Church: "Changing Relationships" • Finley Church: 10:45 a.m., "Winning by All Possible Means"; 6 p.m., people's praise night • First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ): "'Live' For Christ!" • Harmony Church of Mingo Junction: "Shrewd Manager" • Memorial Baptist Church: "What Matters Most" • St. Paul's Church: "Check Up Time" • Two Ridges Presbyterian Church: "Fellowship – What is it?" • Wintersville Methodist Church: "Jesus' Parables of Priceless Treasure"
WEIRTON – The Summit Art Gallery will host an upcoming exhibition featuring the artwork of longtime Weirton resident Dr. Eli Dragisich, whose artistic journey began decades ago with snow sculptures and has more recently evolved into a passion for painting. The exhibition will begin Tuesday, with an opening reception held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Summit Art Gallery, located within the Top of West Virginia Convention and Visitors Bureau at 243 Three Springs Drive, Suite 17, Weirton, and will remain on display until Sept. 28. The reception is open to the public, and there is no cost ...
MARTINSBURG — Wheeling’s Elizabeth Romanek is headed to Florida this week to represent West Virginia on the national Miss America stage. Romanek, 24, was crowned Miss West Virginia earlier this year at the Miss West Virginia and Miss West Virginia’s Teen competition in Martinsburg. She ...
STEUBENVILLE — The Jefferson County Sewer District is asking Ohio EPA to extend compliance deadlines on three of its “package” wastewater treatment plants, describing it as “essential to maintaining the (district’s) long-term financial and operational stability.” Currently, the district faces a 2028 deadline to replace the Maplewood plant; a 2029 deadline for Mellwood and a 2030 deadline for Century Hills. All three were built by developers for homebuyers in their subdivisions that were nearing the end of their useful life when the county was asked to take them on. “Ohio ...
