STEUBENVILLE — With each stroke of his paint brush, muralist Kyle Holbrook is celebrating the legacy of a man who was gunned down by an assassin before he was even born. Holbrook, 44, is back in Steubenville, this time painting a mural on the wall of American Legion Post 274 in the North ...
STEUBENVILLE — Katie (Irvin) Herrmann and John DuBois might have graduated from the Franciscan University of Steubenville 34 years apart from each other, but the lessons they learned continue to play important roles in their lives. Herrmann, a 2018 graduate and a practicing attorney in ...
WEIRTON – What started as a small pilot program in West Virginia, with an important message, has quickly spread across the nation. Organizations throughout the United States, including six in the Northern Panhandle, joined forces Thursday in observance of Save A Life Day, established as a ...
NEW CUMBERLAND – Hancock County commissioners on Friday formally adopted Robert's Rules of Order, following weeks of disagreement over the detail included in the official record of their meetings. Minutes from the commission's Aug. 7 special meeting, and Aug. 14 and Aug. 28 regular ...
STEUBENVILLE — Students at McKinley STEM Academy will have the chance to study in an outdoor learning center and preserve the memory of a beloved teacher thanks to a new project announced Tuesday. "Our vision is to create a space where learning can move beyond the walls of our classroom," ...
WELLSBURG – The Brooke County Board of Education has begun the process of seeking a new member following the recent death of Antoinette Perkins. Perkins died Sept. 14 at the age of 75. In July, she began her 10th year as a member of the board of education and was selected to lead it as the board president. The school board met in special session Wednesday night, where Dr. Robert Marks was approved to fill the president role, with Kristin Newton approved to serve as vice president. The board also agreed to accept letters of interest from individuals interested in an appointment to ...
