WEIRTON — While much of the attention on traffic concerns has focused on U.S. 22 and the Veterans Memorial Bridge, another project in downtown Weirton is set to create additional long-term disruptions. The West Virginia Division of Highways will begin a project next week to replace the ...
WEIRTON — The project to upgrade Weirton’s wastewater treatment plant has reached substantial completion, members of the Weirton Sanitary Board announced Thursday. Officials with the board and Thrasher Engineering reported the $38 million project — designed to expand the plant’s ...
WEIRTON — While one upgrade project recently was announced as fully funded, the Weirton Area Water Board continues to seek support for other efforts, including one ordered by the West Virginia Public Service Commission to replace all cast-iron and galvanized lines in the city’s ...
STEUBENVILLE — Good things happen when major institutions work together to ensure that future generations of health care professionals are prepared well. That was a major talking point Thursday, when the Franciscan University of Steubenville and Trinity Health System hosted their first ...
STEUBENVILLE — Jefferson County commissioners gave the Friendship Park board the go-ahead Thursday to demolish a tower at the old dragstrip property deemed at risk of caving in. Board members said the structure is a liability risk, reporting it is “fallen into a state of serious disrepair.” “Given the extent of the deterioration, rehabilitation is not a viable or prudent option,” they wrote. “Demolition is, in our assessment, the most responsible course of action.” Board member Roger Hilty told commissioners they are “just trying to tie up some loose ends with ...
TORONTO — With their first all-new family home already on the market, the Jefferson County Land Bank has turned its attention to No. 2 — another three-bedroom, two-bath ranch, this one to be constructed in Toronto. Land bank officials, Jefferson Housing Development Corporation and city ...
