STEUBENVILLE — Many area residents might not realize it, but 10,234 of the 62,206 residents of Jefferson County are living in poverty. The Columbus-based Mid-Ohio Food Collective also reports that 21,202 county residents are eligible…
STEUBENVILLE — Many area residents might not realize it, but 10,234 of the 62,206 residents of Jefferson County are living in poverty. The Columbus-based Mid-Ohio Food Collective also reports that 21,202 county residents are eligible…
STEUBENVILLE — The search for the Ohio Valley's next generation of talented young performers is underway as the Ohio Valley…
WEIRTON – A veterans recognition luncheon will be held at All Saints Greek Orthodox Church, hosted by the parish’s A.H.E.P.A.…
WEIRTON – Parishioners of All Saints Greek Orthodox Church welcomed guests Saturday night as they celebrated history, community, and family…
WELLSBURG – Officials with the Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission are continuing their efforts to bring together a concensus on a…
STEUBENVILLE — A reminder about the importance of standing up for others was shared Friday morning in the auditorium at…
STEUBENVILLE-All ages were drawn to the Bright Promise campus in Steubenville for the Special…
WEIRTON - The seventh-annual High School Student Art Exhibition will be presented and hosted by the…
Nov. 9 Josh Kendrach, White House Station, N.J. Renea Carducci, Toronto
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Saints second-year quarterback Tyler Shough likes to think he has…
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Elsa Lemmila had 19 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks, Jaloni Cambridge…
Craig Howell Members of the Brooke County Area Chamber of Commerce gathered, Thursday, at…
In 1964, a young Harvard graduate and scion of one of the wealthiest families on the planet made his way to Emmons, W.Va., as part of his work with Volunteers in Service to America. At the beginning of that year, President Lyndon B. Johnson had declared “unconditional war on poverty,” and John D. Rockefeller…
I was planning for this week's column to be a wrap up of the general election, offering some thoughts on the results and an examination of the turnout. Then, I woke up Friday morning to the news of the passing of John D. “Jay” Rockefeller IV, West Virginia's former governor and U.S. senator. I…