Hancock Schools review personnel moves

June 24, 2026

NEW CUMBERLAND — Monday’s meeting of the Hancock County Board of Education focused heavily on personnel matters. Jennifer Marchese, director of personnel, led Monday’s meeting in place of Superintendent Walter Saunders, who joined by telephone.…

Bringing YSU to Steubenville

STEUBENVILLE — Even though she has been on the job for just a little more than a week, Jen Board…

Brooke Commission opens bids for X-ray machines, cardiac monitors

WELLSBURG – Brooke commissioners opened bids Tuesday for the purchase of new X-ray machines and cardiac monitors, but are holding…

W.Va. statehouse lawmakers urge Capito, Justice to support ban on greyhound racing

CHARLESTON – Several Republican members of the West Virginia Legislature are encouraging the state’s two U.S. senators to back a…

No clear plan yet for Fort Steuben Mall repairs, city says

STEUBENVILLE — If the Fort Steuben Mall’s owner has a professionally developed plan to bring it up to building and…

Three departing Hancock County Schools board members offer thanks

NEW CUMBERLAND — While the operations of the Hancock County Board of Education have been different in recent months, the…

Community

A night for everyone: Jefferson County Fair expands inclusion event

SMITHFIELD — The Jefferson County Fair will once again open its doors for Inclusion…

Wheeling Symphony Orchestra to Celebrate America 250

BLOOMINGDALE – Space is still available for high school students looking for career options at the…

JVS programs available for students

Local teens build job skills through summer work program

Local Sports

Moundsville pulls away from young Post 33

[gallery ids="1180262,1180263,1180264,1180265,1180266,1180267"]STEUBENVILLE — Coming into its first season back on the field in a…

From start to finish this season, Lanson Orndorf was at the top of his game. After…

Class AA All-State teams announced

Young's late home run lifts Mariners over Pirates

Pirates rookie Griffin to start rehab at Double-A Altoona

Business

Bine joins Aim as client advocate

WITH THUMBNAIL: Angie Bine STEUBENVILLE — Aim has named Weirton native Angela Bine as…

NEW PHILADELPHIA — The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District will celebrate the completion of its new marina…

MWCD celebrates ribbon cutting for new marina at Clendening Lake

GAHANNA — Craig Klein is retiring as president of Capital Recovery Systems Inc., the firm has…

Klein retires from Capital Recovery Systems

Aim Women's Center adopts new technology

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Editorials

Remembering our history, strength, and people

The country roads are taking us all home this weekend as we take time to recognize the anniversary of our state's founding. Born in the midst of the American Civil War, through a method of which the legality is still debated today, West Virginia was admitted into the nation on June 20, 1863, separating…

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