COLUMBUS — President Donald Trump said Thursday that Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee for Ohio governor, should keep running a controversial ad featuring the estranged mother of Democratic opponent Amy Acton, posting on social media that it was "hitting pay dirt." Trump also ...
FOLLANSBEE – Through the support of the local business community, the Brooke County Area Chamber of Commerce has an opportunity each year to invest in the future. That investment was celebrated Wednesday, when the chamber awarded $4,200 in grants for education-based programs throughout the ...
FOLLANSBEE – Through the support of the local business community, the Brooke County Area Chamber of Commerce has an opportunity each year to invest in the future. That investment was celebrated Wednesday, when the chamber awarded $4,200 in grants for education-based programs throughout the ...
Contributed The Ladies Philoptochos Society of All Saints Greek Orthodox Church, Weirton, is having its preorder/prepay Holiday Bake Sale. The pastries include baklava, finikia, honey cake, walnut cake, powdered sugar cookies, and twist cookies. This year, galatobouriko (custard triangles) ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Vice President JD Vance said during a campaign visit to Ohio on Wednesday that he is "disgusted" by the Republican pushback against an ad by Vivek Ramaswamy that features the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent in the governor's race, Dr. Amy Acton, and raises ...
STEUBENVILLE POLICE Cheating hearts: A woman who found her significant other “with another woman” at a location in the 700 block of Oakmont Avenue said he “struck her in the face multiple times” Wednesday. Police said she had a visible mark on her face and her lip was bleeding and wants to press charges but when they tried to make contact with him “he would not come to the door.” Big buy: A caller whose daughter went to a cell phone store several months ago for an upgrade said the clerk assisting her sent several texts to his phone to allow changes to the account. He told ...
