NEW CUMBERLAND — It is a rare group of people who provide decades of service to the public. Thursday afternoon, the Hancock County Commission honored one such individual, presenting a resolution in recognition of the…
Outdoor enjoyment
Ross Gallabrese Yacht Rocket brought its smooth sounds and feel-good hits to the Berkman Amphitheater stage Thursday as the Fort…
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Garibaldi Lodge centennial celebration planned for Follansbee
FOLLANSBEE — A parade and 5K race are in the works as part of the celebration of the 100th anniversary…
Jefferson County auditor warns 2027 budget gap exceeds $6 million
STEUBENVILLE — Auditor E.J. Conn delivered his budget projections for 2027 to Jefferson County commissioners Thursday, telling them he has…
Hancock school board reviews personnel moves in preparing for school year
NEW CUMBERLAND — Hancock County Schools officials are preparing for the upcoming school year, working to finalize staffing for the…
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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
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A relaunch of public art in the Ohio Valley
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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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