STEUBENVILLE — Steubenville Police say grants they’ve received from the Mary Jane Brooks Charitable Trust have made the city a little safer for everybody. Over the past three years the Mary Jane Brooks Charitable Trust…
New members welcomed to Hancock County Board of Education
NEW CUMBERLAND — The organizational meeting of the Hancock County Board of Education Monday served as the first for the…
Weirton mural pays tribute to service and sacrifice of veterans
[gallery ids="1181396,1181397"] WEIRTON – A new piece of art in downtown Weirton is paying tribute to veterans from across the…
No July 7 print edition of the Weirton Daily Times due to mechanical issues
Due to electrical and mechanical issues at our production facility, there will be no July 7 print edition of the…
Community Bread Basket welcomes guests to new location
WEIRTON — Officials, volunteers and more are celebrating what some are considering a miracle for the Community Bread Basket. “It…
Weir Avenue area under boil order
WEIRTON - The area of Weir Avenue is under a boil order as a result of a water line break…
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Summer Bash carnival set for July 11
STEUBENVILLE -- The community is invited to gather for fun at the fifth-annual Special…
Local Sports
Skenes, other stars could miss All-Star appearances
Pittsburgh's Paul Skenes, Milwaukee's Jacob Misiorowski and the Dodgers' two-way star Shohei Ohtani all…
Belgium takes advantage of US lapses to advance in World Cup
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (AP) — Former college basketball player Kerr Kriisa lied and posed as other people…
Former WVU basketball player Kerr Kriisa accused of fraud
Up and down Cubs can score runs when they get rolling
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Trinity Health System School of Medical Laboratory Science celebrates 2026 graduates
STEUBENVILLE — The Trinity Health System School of Medical Laboratory Science graduated its seventh…
Editorials
The battle to establish, and keep, our country
As we move through this weekend full of fireworks, parades, food and the battle over political ideologies, let’s not forget what July 4 means. It was 250 years ago that a group of men representing the 13 American colonies agreed to declare their independence from the British Empire. On July
Let's live up to what the Founding Fathers wanted
A relaunch of public art in the Ohio Valley
Three Theaters, One Retreat
Local Columns
The battle to establish, and keep, our country
As we move through this weekend full of fireworks, parades, food and the battle over political ideologies, let’s not forget what July 4 means. It was 250 years ago that a group of men representing the 13 American colonies agreed to declare their independence from the British Empire. On July
Remembering our history, strength, and people
Craig Howell: Remembering a life of public service
Julie Gomez: Checking In on the Men Who Always Show Up
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KAREN S. MORRISON
TIMOTHY MORGAN
SHELBA GROSS
MARY STACEY
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