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Equipment, antique power shows set

MINGO JUNCTION — The 23rd-annual Old Construction and Mining Equipment Show and the Ninth- Annual Appalachian Ohio Antique Power Show will be held Oct. 24-25 at 761 Scott Featner Road. Antique trucks, construction and mining equipment will be on static display and in operation throughout ...

Police Reports

STEUBENVILLE POLICE Five-timer: Employees at a Sunset Avenue business said Friday a man “has been showing up in the mornings…and going car-to-car in the drive-through lane asking people for money” and became argumentative” with customers and staff. He’d already left but they asked police to tell him not to return, telling police they’ve already begun the process of getting him officially trespassed. On Saturday police were told he was at Mr. Fuel, refusing to leave until he knew police were enroute. Later in the day callers complained the same man was sleeping in the ...

New time capsule commissioned in Richmond

RICHMOND — You couldn't live without one. In 2026, cell phones were a necessary evil that no one left home without. They were used for talking, texting, taking pictures, even travel directions in place of good, old paper maps. John Jones, president of the Richmond Historical Society, ...

UPMC Trinity welcomes first baby

STEUBENVILLE — UPMC Trinity celebrated a special milestone on its first day as part of UPMC with the birth of its first baby, Millie Raine Moore, Thursday at the hospital's birth center. Millie, who checked in at 8 pounds, 5 ounces and 20.5 inches long, arrived after an eagerly anticipated ...

DAR recognizes first responders

WEIRTON — The Fort Steuben Chapter DAR met Sept. 12 at Gio's restaurant. The meeting was called to order by Regent Janet Rymer at noon. Chapter members held a special service project in honor of the 25 years since the first responders risked their lives running into the smoke-filled ...

Womens golf

Town and Country EAST SPRINGFIELD — The Town and Country Ladies Golf League held its final round of the annual club tournament Sept. 24 at Spring Hills Golf Course. Winners for the round were: A Flight, Veronica Foldi, gross, and Dorothy Baier, net; B Flight, Signa Findlay, gross; and Debbie Hendricks, net; C Flight, Dora Elizaga, gross and Toni Dondzila, net. The long drivers on No. 2 were: B Flight, Hendricks, and C Flight, Elizaga. The longest drivers on No. 6 were: A Flight, Abbey Wilson; and B Flight, Hendricks. Closest to the pin on No. 4 were: A Flight, Foldi, and B ...