Contributed Nineteen students from St. Paul School and Madonna High School traveled to Orlando, Fla., for their spring break. For the second year in a row, students and their leaders participated in behind the science STEM and ART workshops at Walt Disney World and Universal Studios with the ...
STEUBENVILLE — The Sycamore Youth Center continues to expand its summer programming with a series of performing arts camps led by experienced instructors Hannah Graham and Diana Tygett. Building on the momentum of Sycamore's growing arts initiatives, the upcoming camps will provide area ...
WEIRTON — There will be a packed summer of activities at the Weirton Event Center, with the City of Weirton and Top of West Virginia Convention and Visitors Bureau announcing the 2026 Summer Event Schedule. Running from late May into September, this year's lineup features a mix of live music, community celebrations, and family-friendly experiences designed to bring together residents and visitors through the summer months. The City of Weirton will be bringing back its Friday Night Concert Series, offering free, live entertainment. The CVB will also offer its Second Saturday events, ...
NEW CUMBERLAND – A proposal that would have used a portion of the county’s opioid settlement funds to cover the costs of Hancock County’s regional jail fees was blocked from discussion Thursday. Commissioner Tommy Ogden moved for discussion on the resolution “to utilize opioid ...
WEIRTON – The Weirton Board of Parks and Recreation is looking forward to a busy summer season. “There's a lot going on,” noted Parks Executive Director Coty Shingle during Thursday's board meeting. “Every month we have something big.” Outdoor activities kick off this weekend, with an Earth Day event set to begin at noon Saturday at Marland Heights Park. Organized by the City of Weirton, Weirton Parks, FirstEnergy, and the Brooke-Hancock Family Resource Network, the event will include a distribution of tree saplings, youth activities – including face painting and games ...
NEW CUMBERLAND – A new type of sign has started sprouting up in communities throughout the Northern Panhandle, thanks to one area legislator, with the newest one making its way to Hancock County. State Sen. Laura Wakim Chapman, R-Ohio, joined New Cumberland city officials and other guests ...
