STEUBENVILLE — The city’s 10,806 registered voters will have the final say on proposed charter changes when they cast their ballots in the Nov. 4 general election. The charter, in effect since 1984, is the framework for city government: It spells out everything from council’s makeup to ...
TORONTO — On Monday, Toronto Council approved an ordinance aimed at deterring the accumulation of trash on properties or runoff that creates a nuisance for neighbors while also authorizing the mayor to sign a new electrical aggregation agreement for city residents. The ordinance was drafted ...
CONNORVILLE — Chuck Eddy is leading the marching band as the new director at Buckeye Local High School, but for him it has been a seamless transition. Eddy, who has served as assistant band director for the past five years, took the reins from longtime director Bill Stephens, who retired ...
Ohio Attorney General Yost believes the state is shrinking from its responsibility by not executing prisoners sentenced to death. Yost recently told lawmakers in the House of Representatives victims should be the top priority and called the state’s capital punishment system costly and long ...
CHARLESTON — The Weirton Daily Times collected 21 awards, including nine first-place recognitions, as part of the 2025 West Virginia Press Association Better Newspaper Contest. The newspaper competes in the WVPA’s Division II, which includes the smaller daily publications in the ...
WHEELING — Those who have ever dreamed of sleeping with a pride of lions or getting to see the big cats up close and personal will get to do just that upon completion of the Gary E. West Pridelands in June. A groundbreaking ceremony for the lion habitat and accompanying villas was held ...