As the newly installed Bishop of the Wheeling-Charleston Diocese, the Most Rev. Evelio Menjivar-Ayala already had one thing figured out with his new Mountain State mission. It never hurts to quote "Country Roads." Menjivar, who…
Hancock Commission considers agreement for senior meal program
NEW CUMBERLAND — Hancock County commissioners addressed several end-of-year items during their meeting Tuesday, including a lease agreement between the…
Disputed State Route 213 work sparks payment standoff
STEUBENVILLE — Jefferson County commissioners balked Thursday at approving payment for two subcontractors who performed work tied to a water…
Chester ready to celebrate Independence Day
CHESTER – As with celebrations for more than two decades, the Chester community will come together Saturday in observance of…
No newspaper Saturday; have a happy Fourth!
As we join together this weekend to celebrate America's 250th birthday, please note that today's newspaper serves as our expanded…
Aim Women's Center hosts baby shower for three expectant mothers
STEUBENVILLE — Expectant mothers look forward to celebrating the impending birth of their children with a traditional baby shower, bursting…
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Aim Women's Center hosts baby shower for three expectant mothers
STEUBENVILLE — Expectant mothers look forward to celebrating the impending birth of their children…
Beating the heat
In the Epistle of James, we believers are told- "Blessed is the man who perseveres under…
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Servia Rest Area Renovation Awarded $21M Contract CHARLESTON — A project to renovate the Servia rest…
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Moundsville Post 3 Keeps Steubenville Post 33 Winless
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Trinity Health System School of Medical Laboratory Science celebrates 2026 graduates
STEUBENVILLE — The Trinity Health System School of Medical Laboratory Science graduated its seventh…
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The battle to establish, and keep, our country
As we move through this weekend full of fireworks, parades, food and the battle over political ideologies, let’s not forget what July 4 means. It was 250 years ago that a group of men representing the 13 American colonies agreed to declare their independence from the British Empire. On July
Let's live up to what the Founding Fathers wanted
A relaunch of public art in the Ohio Valley
Three Theaters, One Retreat
Local Columns
The battle to establish, and keep, our country
As we move through this weekend full of fireworks, parades, food and the battle over political ideologies, let’s not forget what July 4 means. It was 250 years ago that a group of men representing the 13 American colonies agreed to declare their independence from the British Empire. On July
Remembering our history, strength, and people
Craig Howell: Remembering a life of public service
Julie Gomez: Checking In on the Men Who Always Show Up
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