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Police Beat STEUBENVILLE POLICE Parking problems: Two men in the 1100 block of Arlington Road (rear) were arguing Tuesday about whether there was room for a vehicle to get through. A man loading his truck said he thought he had parked it so the caller could get past, but they ended up arguing and claimed the caller made an obscene gesture in front of his children. The caller said the man frequently blocks the roadway with his vehicle and denied inappropriate behavior, claiming the other man’s children have made obscene gestures at him and cut in front of his car on their ...

Holmes and Watson bring mystery and intrigue to Cloak & Dagger

WEIRTON – The Great Detective is set to return to the stage this weekend, as Cloak & Dagger On the Air brings Sherlock Holmes to life in its latest adaptations of the stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Performed as a live audio drama, the production of Cloak & Dagger On the Air Presents ...

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Toronto Seniors meet TORONTO — The Toronto Senior Citizens met April 16 at the Karaffa Recreation Center enjoying a spring theme. President John Livingstone welcomed the members in attendance, called the meeting to order and stated that the trip to Lancaster has been canceled. Arlene Obertance sited "The Lamb of God" by M.S. Lowndes The kitchen committee was thanked for its help in making the evening special. Ballots and voting for this year's officers were handed out and collected, counted and the results: President John Livingstone; Vice President Karen Thornton; Secretary ...

First Battle of the Ballroom draws sold-out crowd

STEUBENVILLE — The United Way of Jefferson County and the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley hosted the first Battle of the Ballroom Saturday, bringing together community members, local businesses and supporters for a night filled with energy, entertainment and purpose at a sold-out ...

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Cross Creek clean-up set WINTERSVILLE — Cross Creek Township, in conjunction with J.B. Green Team, will have the Community Clean-Up from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday at the Township Garage, 1267 Cadiz Road. Items that will be accepted include large and bulk household junk items such as non-freon appliances, furniture, gardening tools, grills, carpeting and large plastics toys. Standard car and light truck tires also will be accepted. Tires must be under 54 inches tall and 16 inches wide and no heavy accumulation of water or dirt. No accepted will be mattresses or box springs, ...

New Buckeye Local Panther Den a showcase for art

RAYLAND — Young artists at Buckeye Local Junior-Senior High School have a new place to showcase their work that is complemented by two wall-size murals created by an area artist known for his efforts on even larger “canvases.” Visitors to the first Buckeye Local Junior-Senior High ...