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'Leave it better than you found it': Anderson reflects on 33-year career

STEUBENVILLE — Retiring Police Chief Ken Anderson said his goodbyes at Tuesday’s council meeting, thanking city officials past and present as well as the law enforcement community “for allowing me to be a part of this family for 33 years.” While his retirement officially begins July 20, Anderson has time off he must use before then, so his successor, Capt. Wes Crawford, will be acting police chief. While a public gallery filled with family, friends and colleagues, including Sheriff Fred Abdalla Jr., looked on, Anderson told Crawford to “work hard

Early press time extended

Due to technical issues, the July 9 edition of the Weirton Daily Times Herald-Star was printed early to ensure timely…

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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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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

Obituaries

DEBORAH L. CORDER

Deborah “Deb” L. Corder, 67 of Steubenville, Ohio passed away peacefully on July 6, 2026 at Trinity West Medical Center. Deb was born July 20,1958 in Dennison, Ohio to the late Dorothy “Dot” Orisko Lerby and Emile L. Lerby. She worked as a waitress at All American Lanes and later as a bartender at

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