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Morrisey raises concerns about possible TANF deficit

CHARLESTON – The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program is facing a structural deficit in West Virginia according to Gov. Patrick Morrisey, with possible cuts to subsidies for child care, clothing allowances and food and nutrition services being considered. Speaking during a press ...

Weirton concert series to kick off Friday

WEIRTON — The sounds of summer are set to return to the Weirton Event Center this weekend. This year’s Friday Night Concert Series, organized by the City of Weirton, will kick off Friday with a performance by The Fantasy’s. “We’re excited to bring the concert series back ...

Weirton park begins new chapter with new name

WEIRTON – One of the city’s largest recreational spaces entered a new era Saturday, along with a new name. Residents, city officials, and guests gathered at Marland Heights Park Saturday, not only to showcase some of the upgrades made there in the last year, but to officially rechristen ...

Richmond group plans for Memorial Day parade

RICHMOND — The Richmond Community Historical Society will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Crew House Museum on Main Street to finalize plans for the community's annual Memorial Day parade. In honor of the nation's semiquincentennial, the historical society selected "250 Years of American Freedom" as the theme of the parade, which will be held May 25, beginning at 11 a.m. The historical society is the longtime sponsor and organizer of the parade which will form at the former Richmond Elementary School and Hardy Field parking lot area with participants asked to be there by 10:30 a.m. ...

Bordas & Bordas Joins In Supporting Wellness Weekend

Jamie Bordas – for much of his life and especially his career as an attorney – has been a strong supporter of both family and fitness. That has come from his tenure as president of the Wheeling YMCA board of directors, his time coaching youth sports and him and wife Stacy shuttling their ...