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Applications taken for board seat
August 10, 2010 WELLSBURG — Those interested in serving on the Brooke County school board, whether for two months or two years, must act soon. more »»
Preschool program continues to grow
August 10, 2010 WELLSBURG — At a time when many Brooke County Schools are seeing a drop in enrollment, its preschool programs, for 3- and 4-year-olds, are growing. more »»
Restructuring coincides with re-appointment to library board
August 10, 2010 WEIRTON — The Weirton Library Board will undergo restructuring along with the re-appointment of Joe Evano to the board in order to coincide with West Virginia State Code. more »»
Number of homeless students in W.Va. rises
August 10, 2010 CLARKSBURG (AP) — The number of homeless students in West Virginia’s public schools is rising. more »» 
Strickland says Kasich not in touch with middle class
August 10, 2010 STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — With the backdrop of a small manufacturing firm, Ohio Gov. more »»
Governor in support of corridor concept
August 10, 2010 STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Ohio Gov. more »»
Mollohan tries to clear his name with voters
August 10, 2010 MORGANTOWN (AP) — Rep. Alan Mollohan isn’t going quietly. more »» 
Changes coming to Valley Way
August 9, 2010 WEIRTON — Residents on Valley Way will see some changes along the roadway as James White Construction and the City of Weirton Public Works Department plan to repair and repave the street along with... more »»
Three Springs project too pricey
August 9, 2010 WEIRTON — City Council will not vote on a contract for proposed improvements along Three Springs Drive during its meeting tonight, according to City Clerk Nicole Davis. more »»
Manchin not target of federal probe
August 9, 2010 WHEELING — West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin was not targeted by a pair of federal subpeonas seeking information from two of his cabinet departments, the Democrat’s office said Friday. more »» 
State DEP issues citations for natural gas drillers
August 9, 2010 WHEELING — From failing to follow reclamation plans to polluting the waters of West Virginia, Marcellus shale natural gas drillers have been cited for 64 violations throughout the state since Ja. more »»
State’s newest senator hits the ground running
August 9, 2010 By LAWRENCE MESSINA Associated Press writer CHARLESTON — The U.S. Senate’s newest member says he’s sticking with his pledge to embrace the work ethic of the man he succeeded, the late Robert C. Byrd. more »»
Frenzied race to open casinos
August 9, 2010 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. more »»
Kiwanis convention wraps up
August 9, 2010 WEIRTON — The West Virginia District Kiwanis Convention wrapped up Sunday with religious and memorial services and a meeting of the newly installed board at the Holiday Inn — Weirton. more »»
Signs will show the way
August 9, 2010 WEIRTON — City officials will be facing a resolution contract for additional beautification and directional signage in the community at council’s meeting at 7 p.m. today in council chamber. more »» 
Couple gets a second chance
August 9, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — It was a spring morning when Rob and Lorra Cochrun’s lives changed dramatically in an instant. more »»
Authority may seek eminent domain for redevelopment
August 8, 2010 WEIRTON — As talks with ArcelorMittal Weirton stagnate regarding the development of land in the Northern Redevelopment District, the Weirton Redevelopment Authority may seek to utilize eminent domai... more »» 
Elks to hold mid-year conference in Weirton
August 8, 2010 WEIRTON — More than 200 Elks and their families will be in Weirton Friday, Saturday and Aug. 15 for the West Virginia Elks Association mid-year meetin. more »»
Weirton Daily Times gains press association honors
August 8, 2010 The Weirton Daily Times has been recognized with 13 awards from the West Virginia Press Association for its editorial and advertising work. more »» 
Ferrari named 'Volunteer Banker of the Year'
August 8, 2010 CHESTER — Hancock County Savings Bank announced that Catherine J. more »» |
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