Grand jury returns indictments in drug, intimidation cases

STEUBENVILLE — A Sherman Avenue resident who allegedly threatened an individual who had provided information to police was among four people indicted Wednesday by a Jefferson County grand jury. Grand jurors ordered Shannon Lamont White, 48, of 952 Sherman Ave., to stand trial on a charge of intimidation, a felony. White allegedly “threatened physical harm to an individual who had provided information to police regarding an earlier car crash,” authorities said. Grand jurors also returned indictments against: — Eulis Ellsworth Curenton, 52, of 617 Grandview Ave., Steubenville, ...

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Steubenville Library announces Bookmobile stops The Steubenville Library's Bookmobile will be at the following location at the following times this week: Monday, ...

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Cruz, Skenes lead Pirates to series win over Reds

Skenes limits Reds’ offense and gets his 1st win of 2026

CINCINNATI (AP) — Paul Skenes quickly shrugged off the shortest start of his dominant major league career. Pirates fans shouldn't worry ...

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Follansbee welcomes Smoker Friendly Liquor Plus

FOLLANSBEE — Smoker Friendly Liquor Plus has added a location at 1429 Main St. to its chain of tobacco and vape stores. The Brooke County Area ...

Business is sweet at Brooke County’s Family Roots Farm

Trinity Home Health ranked among the best in the nation

Lawmakers supporting our emergency services

There is good reason House Bill 5168 passed out of the House of Delegates without a single vote against on Monday. It is one of the very few, genuine no-brainers to ...

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Hope floats in the West Virginia Legislature

Much as I predicted last week, the Hope Scholarship educational voucher program remains intact for the next fiscal year. Instead of recommending its first ...

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Guest Column: Tri-share model not going to solve child care

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CHARLES DILLON, JR.

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Republicans are launching a voting bill debate that could last days or even weeks

By MARY CLARE JALONICK Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans are launching an unprecedented effort on Tuesday to hold the Senate floor and talk for ...

Marshall sued for discrimination over plans to drop women's swimming and diving

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