STEUBENVILLE — Tabatha Glover likes to think of the Jefferson County Land Bank's Welcome Home Ohio program as a way to change communities, one house at a time. The state-funded WHO program provides grants to land banks and other qualified agencies or nonprofits interested in revitalizing ...
STEUBENVILLE — A week after UPMC executives told Jefferson County commissioners they’re prepared to oversee the Prime Time senior program, organizers of the Our Place program asked commissioners for a big chunk of the county senior service's levy’s near $2.2 million-a-year revenue pool ...
CHARLESTON — After being selected earlier in September to participate in a new nuclear energy program, Gov. Patrick Morrisey and state energy officials submitted a letter Wednesday night declining to proceed after the governor said the state would not be a dumping ground for waste. The ...
NEW CUMBERLAND – While noting they had been informed proposed changes to Hancock County Schools' leave policy were not set in stone, representatives of Education West Virginia are urging school officials to take care in what amendments are made. Lisa Summers, the association's field ...
STEUBENVILLE — City and county officials said Wednesday they are excited about the health care opportunities that will grow from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's acquisition of Trinity Health System. That deal, which was announced a little more than a year ago, is now ...
STEUBENVILLE — While First Fridays on Fourth Street will close out its season this week, planners already are looking ahead to a special year. Celebrating its ninth season, the monthly outdoor street fair run by the Harmonium Project will carry a fall festival theme. "This is it, this is ...
