Craig Howell Area residents were treated to a performance by Fleetwood 2 the Max, Friday, as part of the Weirton summer concert series, organized by the City of Weirton. Hailing from Lima, Ohio, the group offers a tribute to Fleetwood Mac, presenting covers of many of the legendary rock ...
STEUBENVILLE — The 30th-annual Dean Martin Festival is underway, with a full slate of activities planned for today and Saturday. Events began Thursday at 7 Ranges in the Fort Steuben Mall with a happy hour, meet-and-greet and auction. Thursday's concert at the Berkman Amphitheater featured ...
CHARLESTON — An alleged plot to attack last Sunday's Ultimate Fighting Championship Freedom 250 event at the White House also targeted several lawmakers, including West Virginia's entire congressional delegation and a member of the House of Delegates. The U.S. Department of Justice ...
Birthdays June 17 G.R. Dickinson, Toronto June 19 Je’nee Ensell, 34, Weirton Marriage licenses The following marriage applications have been filed in Jefferson County: Joshua Wayne Byard and Parker Nicole Gallagher, both of Wintersville Connor James Zahler of Canton, Mich., and Gia Seraphina Perine of Steubenville Christopher Denbleyker of Midland, Pa., and Erica Marie Bates of Wintersville John Edward Sloane Jr. and Sarah Nicole King, both of Toronto Tony Michael Zelek and Emily Danielle Baker, both of Dillonvale Joshua Adam Brancazio and Sheronda Nichole ...
STEUBENVILLE — City Manager Mike Johnson fired back at a property owner trying to get around a Neighborhood Conservation District rule prohibiting him from renting a property he owns on Alvarado Boulevard out to anyone, including family members. NCD’s were adopted in 2014 by 25 neighborhoods in Steubenville. The rationale, as Johnson explained Tuesday, was to protect the privacy of residents and to minimize noise, congestion and nuisance impacts by regulating types of rental properties; maintain an attractive community appearance and to provide a desirable living environment for ...
WINTERSVILLE — A steady flow of blood donors was coming through the doors of the St. Florian Event Center Wednesday afternoon. That made Phyllis Riccadonna happy. "Our blood supply is down about 25%, and that's hard to make up," she explained. "That's what we do — we try to schedule ...
