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Daily Happenings June 20, 2026

Birthday June 21 Paula Greer, Steubenville Police Beat STEUBENVILLE POLICE No names: A man told police a woman was yelling obscenities at him Wednesday in the 800 block of N. 6th Street. He said he didn’t know her name “but she had been staying with him the last two days.” He called back an hour later to report the woman was outside his door and would not leave. This time they were able to talk with the woman, who told police “she lived with him but could not tell (them) his name.” Elevator fight: A woman told police she was assaulted by another female Wednesday in ...

History in Conversation: Telling the Mountain State’s story as America turns 250

Local News June 20, 2026

MORGANTOWN — As West Virginia marked another year of statehood and the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, historians, alumni and community members gathered Thursday afternoon inside the Milano Reading Room at West Virginia University’s Downtown Library to reflect on the stories that ...

Bine joins Aim as client advocate

Business June 20, 2026

STEUBENVILLE — Aim has named Weirton native Angela Bine as its new client advocate. In her role, Bine will support pregnant women and new mothers who choose Aim to help them through their pregnancies and their babies' first year of life. Imagine that you're 19 years old, unexpectedly ...

Fort Steuben DAR has successful year

Community June 20, 2026

STEUBENVILLE — The Fort Steuben Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, completed a successful 2025-26 year. At the last meeting they welcomed veteran of the month Lance Cpl. Tabatha Herchuck. Herchuck served with the Marines during Operations Desert Shield and ...

Martin's music is timeless

Local News June 20, 2026

STEUBENVILLE — Ask any one of the thousands of people why they have come to Steubenville this weekend for the 30th annual Dean Martin Hometown Festival and you will likely get several answers. There is one, though, that just about everyone will include. That is the quality of his ...

Local News June 20, 2026

A father serves many roles in the life of a child, often providing valuable lessons and advice through the years. In observance of Father's Day, area residents are reflecting on advice they recall from their own fathers. Some focused on financial lessons, such as the importance of saving. “My dad always said it doesn't matter how much money you earn,” said Frank Bohach of Weirton. “What matters is how much you save and invest.” Others warned of the importance of being careful financially in other ways. “Everyone is after your money,” said John McCune of Weirton, jokingly ...