STEUBENVILLE — This September, the Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County will celebrate Library Card Sign-up Month with the theme "A Library Card Hits All the Right Notes!" Throughout the month, area residents are invited to discover all the ways a library card can connect you ...
Contributed The Weirton Red Hat Sassie Lassies met at Mario's in Weirton. Among those attending were, from left, Connie Norwood, Cheryl Kondik, Queen Ruth Dalesandri, Kathy Griffith, Barb Coburn, Carla Colson, Connie Gilbert, Diane Plesa, Martha Saritek, Linda Walter, Brenda Edwards, Karen ...
STEUBENVILLE — When it comes to helping children and their families, the Early Intervention (EI) program at the Jefferson County Board of Developmental Disabilities takes a proactive approach to ensure kids reach their milestones. EI coordinates services for parents of children from ...
WELLSBURG — Brooke County officials want to be prepared in the event a new mother would make the decision to give up her baby. Del. Jimmy Willis, R-Brooke, attended Tuesday's meeting of the Brooke County Commission to provide an update on efforts to establish a Safe Haven Baby Box in the ...
WELLSBURG – Area residents can get dinner and help support a local civic organization and their community projects all at one time. The Wellsburg Kiwanis Club's annual Famous Chicken BBQ is set for Thursday at the Wellsburg United Methodist Church. “We've been doing it since the 1950s,” club President Eric Fithyan said. Chicken dinners may be purchased at $15 each, and will be available from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., or until sold out. Dinners include a half chicken, baked potato, roll, and a cookie, prepared by Jim DiMundo, and are available both for dine-in and take-out. Business ...
WEIRTON — The new president of West Virginia Northern Community College is taking some time to get to know the area as he moves into the role. Andrew Langrehr was announced as the community college's ninth president in June, following the retirement of Daniel Mosser. Tuesday morning, he ...
