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Cooking up connections and scholarships

Ross Gallabrese Interstate Waste Services was the presenting sponsor for Tuesday's 16th-annual Burger Bash. Among the employees of the company who attended the event held at Youngstown State University-Steubenville were, from left, Brian Grimes, Ashlie Grimes, Jareka Henry, Mariah Kuryn and ...

United Way gets foundation gift

STEUBENVILLE — The United Way of Jefferson County has received a $3,444 contribution from the Albaugh & Wherry Charitable Foundation, continuing a longstanding tradition of investing in the health and well-being of Jefferson County. The gift will help the United Way continue its mission of ...

New officer

Craig Howell NEW OFFICER The City of Follansbee welcomed Michael Casinelli, left, as the newest member of the city's police department, Monday, with Mayor Scott McMahon giving him the oath of office during the Council-as-a-whole meeting. Casinelli will next attend the state police academy.

Daily Happenings

Birthday Aug. 3 Abigail Gareis, Weirton Police Beat STEUBENVILLE POLICE Walk about: A caller in the 1600 block of Ridge Avenue reported seeing a young child walking in the area without supervision Sunday. The caller subsequently located the child's mother, who said she'd left the child at home with her husband while she sought medical attention, but the child was able to open the front door and wander off the front porch. Police said the juvenile was in good health and showed no signs of neglect. Not wanted: Employees at Mr. Fuel told police a man who had previously been banned ...

Follansbee eyes new grant to tackle dilapidated properties

FOLLANSBEE – City officials are considering applying for another round of state funding to address dilapidated structures in the community. The issue was among those discussed during Monday's Follansbee Council-as-a-whole meeting, where Ward 3 Councilman Nick Cekinovich, who also chairs the ...