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Edison selects homecoming court

Contributed Edison High School has selected its 2026 Fall Homecoming Court and is gearing up for activities throughout the week. The school will hold spirit week with themed dress-up days, including pajamas, jerseys, tie dye, beach wear, and finally homecoming court shirts. The homecoming ...

Police Reports

STEUBENVILLE POLICE Under investigation: Police are still investigating an incident in the 1300 block of West Adams Street Monday afternoon that was reported as a stabbing. The condition of a female who was flown to a Pittsburgh hospital for treatment is unknown. Low visibility alleged: A city resident was cited after police spotted him in a vehicle “with the hood of the vehicle open and blocking the windshield” Monday. Police said Mamadou A. Guisse, 45, 998 McKinley Ave., Steubenville, was cited for operating an unsafe vehicle. He said he’d had work done on the vehicle and the ...

Audience invited to weigh in on murderer in dinner theater show

STEUBENVILLE — Those attending a dinner theater production by Thespians Troupe 5393 of Steubenville High School will be invited to guess the culprit in a comic murder mystery presented by the group. Abby Macre, choir and drama director at the school, noted the opportunity presents a ...

CrestView Inn Cafe reopens doors

BLOOMINGDALE — The CrestView Inn Cafe has reopened its doors to give culinary arts students hands-on experience serving the public. Program instructor Glen Zalenski said his 15 juniors and seniors are operating the restaurant on Tuesdays to Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Juniors perform ...

Jefferson County veterans help at The Wall That Heals

ST. CLAIRSVILLE —Members of the Jefferson County Veterans Association volunteered to help staff positions for the Wall That Heals, a three-quarter-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., that was displayed at the Belmont County Fair Grounds. The volunteers stood ...

Briefs

Democrat Kitchen Table Tour stopping in Hancock County NEW CUMBERLAND – West Virginia House of Delegates Democrats are touring the state, bringing their Kitchen Table Tour series of rallies to communities. An event is planned in Hancock County for 6 p.m., Oct. 14 at the Hancock County Senior Center. It will provide residents with an opportunity to meet with candidates and sitting legislators to discuss issues of concern. For more information, contact Kathy Link, chair of the Hancock County Democratic Executive Committee, at (724) 544-6063. Nutting Gallery to present new ...