NEW CUMBERLAND – Hancock County Schools is looking for people who could fill some key roles – especially substitute positions - within the school system. “We're searching for some employees,” Schools Superintendent Walter Saunders noted…
NEW CUMBERLAND – Hancock County Schools is looking for people who could fill some key roles – especially substitute positions - within the school system. “We're searching for some employees,” Schools Superintendent Walter Saunders noted…
WEIRTON – Two political newcomers are hoping to win voters' favor in order to represent the Second District in West…
STEUBENVILLE — Jim Tressel is confident this is a great time for the state of Ohio. That's the message the…
STEUBENVILLE — Wednesday offered a chance for breast cancer survivors to remember, reflect, celebrate and build awareness. The centerpiece of…
BLOOMINGDALE — Jefferson County Joint Vocational School is heralding those who have served our country by planning its second annual…
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – A pair of witnesses Wednesday testified in Andrew Isaac Griffin's double-murder trial that he admitted to them…
BLOOMINGDALE-The Jefferson County Joint Vocational School opened its doors on Oct. 22 for “Pathways,…
TORONTO — The Toronto Senior Citizens met Oct. 15 at the Karaffa Recreation Center. President John…
CARROLLTON — History has been made in the Gem City. For the first time…
WEIRTON — The youthful Red Riders football team had made some strides before their bye week…
MAGNOLIA - The Catholic Central girls' soccer team battled, but the Crusaders were not able to…
-- Thumbnail Faldowski JOINS STAFF: Sarah Faldowski has joined the staff at Cedar One…
West Virginia needs a strong, powerful voice in Washington, D.C., now more than ever — someone who has proved she can build relationships, earn influence, reach across the aisle when necessary and speak up for US. For nearly 25 years, Shelley Moore Capito has built relationships across our nation’s capital and learned what it…
No, we haven't missed Halloween, but Christmas is right around the corner. That couldn't be more evident than when you drive along Main Street in Weirton and see the city's two large trees on display in preparation of the winter holiday. City crews put up the trees – one in front of the Millsop…