STEUBENVILLE — Some people believe in love at first sight. But have you ever fallen in love with a book at first page? Officials with the Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County have announced that residents can take part in its Valentine’s Day event “Blind Date with A ...
STEUBENVILLE — At a time when young adults are told they must choose between professional success and family life, between ambition and holiness, or between faith and cultural relevance, Franciscan University of Steubenville is convening a national conversation to challenge that narrative. The university will host the conference, presented by Franciscan’s Veritas Center for Ethics in Public Life, entitled “Work, Family and Faith: Toward an Integrated Life,” March 20-21, bringing together nationally-recognized Catholic thinkers, cultural leaders, Millennial and Gen Z voices to ...
Financial report available WINTERSVILLE — The Cross Creek Township 2025 annual financial report has been completed and is available for inspection at the Cross Creek Township office, located at 1267 Cadiz Road in Wintersville. To make an appointment to view the report, call (740) 264-7619. ‘Seduction Science’ planned at center PITTSBURGH — The Kamin Science Center is inviting sweethearts and those going solo to explore the laws of attraction and seduction during its 21+ Night: Seductive Science. The evening will begin at 6 p.m. Friday and continue until 10 ...
In conjunction with World Cancer Day, which was recognized on Feb. 4, the Weirton All Saints Ladies Philoptochos Society delivered 15 cancer care bags to the WVU Weirton Medical Center’s oncology department. Included in each bag was a Kroger gift card for patients, along with skin care ...
WINTERSVILLE — Holiday Lights was the category for the Upper Ohio Valley Camera Club’s January competition. Winners were John Newlin, first place; Jenny Riegler, second place; and Matt Morrison, third place. In the open category, there was a tie for first and second places, organizers ...
WEIRTON — Morgan Bricker, adviser of the Journalism Education Association at Weir High School, is this year’s winner of the Candace and John Bowen Adviser First Amendment Leadership Award. The annual award recognizes a member whose work has actively supported, defended and fought for student journalists and their advisers on the local, state or national level. Endowed by long-time student press rights crusaders Candace Perkins Bowen, John Bowen and Tom Eveslage, the award was presented to Bricker, the JEA’s West Virginia state director and member of the Scholastic Press Rights ...
