Birthdays
June 27 Davina Evans, Mingo Junction Marilyn Campbell, Mingo Junction Haley Knight, Wintersville
Daily Happenings
<strong>Police Beat STEUBENVILLE POLICE</strong> MIA: A teenager reported his 3-year-old brother missing Friday from the 900 block of Woodlawn. He said they were staying with his grandmother for the summer and said they’d gone to Belleview Park, but when they returned grandma was gone and the house was locked so he went into the backyard to answer nature’s call and when he returned he couldn’t find his brother. Police checked the area but didn’t locate the youngster so they charged the teen’s phone and had him call his grandmother, who told them she had the ...
Wellsburg man charged with vehicular homicide in October fatality in Pennsylvania
A West Virginia man is facing a vehicular homicide charge in connection to a crash that led to the death of a motorcyclist in Cecil Township in October. William Erwin Johnston, 93, of Wellsburg, W.Va., allegedly struck and killed John Charles Dinsmore, 67, of McDonald, Oct. 6 in the 3000 block of Millers Run Road in Cecil Township. Johnston is also being charged with improperly crossing the center line and making an unsafe lane change. Johnston was arraigned Friday before Magisterial District Judge Louis McQuillan. Unsecured bond was set at $100,000. According to the criminal ...
Schuetz welcomed to Weirton
Craig Howell Schuetz Funeral Home was officially welcomed to the Weirton business community June 16, with a ribbon cutting which included representatives of the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce, the City of Weirton, and other guests. Owned and operated by Jeff Schuetz, the business is located ...
New Weirton officers
Craig Howell The Weirton Police Department welcomed two probationary officers Friday morning, with Mayor Dean Harris giving the oath of office to Marcello Magnone and Konnor Allison. Magnone is a 2015 graduate of Weir High School, who served in the U.S. Army for four years, while Allison is ...
Wednesdays in Wintersville growing
WINTERSVILLE — This week's Wednesdays in Wintersville will be special for a couple of reasons. First, on Wednesday, the village will be celebrating the nation's 250th birthday with a theme of Red, White & Boom. Second, the monthly street fair will continue on Thursday. That, according to Joel John, head of the volunteer committee that coordinates the event, could be a look at things to come. "We are doing a two-day event," said John, the owner of Exquisite Creations by Joel on Main Street. "The exciting part is that we do not normally reschedule canceled events, but our first one ...