WEIRTON – A familiar face is set to take the helm of Weirton's water system. Rocky Bragg, currently a member of the Weirton Area Water Board and a previous employee, was approved by the board…
WEIRTON – A familiar face is set to take the helm of Weirton's water system. Rocky Bragg, currently a member of the Weirton Area Water Board and a previous employee, was approved by the board…
STEUBENVILLE — Beer is more than just the usual lagers on draft, with area residents trying various drinks at the…
WEIRTON – It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Weirton. The community will welcome the holiday season next…
STEUBENVILLE — About 85 area residents were in attendance Wednesday for Steubenville Mayor Ralph Petrella’s first State of the City…
STEUBENVILLE — Hoping to put the controversy to rest once and for all, the Jefferson County Commissioners voted Thursday to…
WEIRTON – At the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month, people around the world gather to…
WINTERSVILLE — Students at Jefferson County Christian School spent this Veterans Day week learning…
STEUBENVILLE — Santino Haney has had one of the most decorated careers in Big…
DANVILLE — The third-seeded Toronto football team faces its stiffest test of the season this week…
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…