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AIM Women’s Center to open perinatal recovery program

STEUBENVILLE — Addiction knows no boundaries and the impact of substance abuse on families is brutal. In 2023, nearly 76,000 Ohio women — including 7,600 pregnant mothers — received treatment for alcohol or drug use. During that same year, 13,728 women who needed treatment did not receive it. This fall, Aim Women's Center has launched its perinatal recovery services program for pregnant and postpartum women impacted by substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions who reside in Jefferson, Harrison and Belmont counties. The program will assist women at every stage of ...

Gov. Patrick Morrisey is hoping to finally get the state’s Military Hall of Fame up and running, but his administration’s draft rules for its operation face legal scrutiny. Four years after lawmakers created the special hall of fame, Morrisey wants to see it come to fruition under his ...

Brooke County celebrates 4-H

WELLSBURG – As with others across the country, Brooke County's 4-H clubs are preparing for a week of celebrating the youth leadership organization while showcasing some of what they do. National 4-H Week begins Monday, established as a week recognizing the more than 6 million youth, along ...

Wellsburg Applefest has appeal for all

WELLSBURG - For almost half a century, the Wellsburg Applefest has drawn residents from near and far for a celebration of community, food, entertainment, and a particular home-grown fruit. The festivities are set to return for a 47th year this weekend, as several blocks of Charles Street and ...

Brooke commission set to begin awarding of opioid funds

WELLSBURG – Following several months of discussion and review, Brooke County commissioners could begin their distribution of opioid settlement funds in the coming weeks. The county has received requests from 13 area organizations – a total of $2,302,275.65 - each hoping for a share of the ...

Boil order issued for portions of Brightway

WEIRTON - A boil order has been issued for the 4000 and 4100 blocks of Brightway following work on a water line in the area earlier today. The Weirton Area Water Board issued the order, which includes any other nearby customers who experienced low or no water pressure. If you live in the affected areas, bring all water to a boil, let it boil for one minute, and let it cool before using, or use bottled water. Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes, bathing, and food preparation until further notice. Boiling kills bacteria and ...