WEIRTON – At the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month, people around the world gather to remember those who have put on the uniform in defense of their nation. The day marks the moment, in 1918, when an armistice was reached to cease hostilities between the Allied forces and ...
STEUBENVILLE — Community leaders gathered Wednesday in front of the OYO brewery property at Fourth and Market streets to announce their first mural redo — a recreation of one of Steubenville’s most beloved and recognizable art works, the Tuskegee Airmen, destroyed three months ago when ...
CHARLESTON – Gov. Patrick Morrisey launched Tuesday a new multimillion-dollar investment by West Virginia in industrial site readiness to boost West Virginia’s economic growth and business competitiveness. In a press conference Tuesday afternoon in the Governor’s Reception Room, ...
CHARLESTON – Despite tax revenue in West Virginia being slightly down in October, overall general revenue fund collections remain above estimates. But state revenue officials advised lawmakers Tuesday to be cautious in thinking about new spending given potential economic factors. Members of ...
WEIRTON – An annual effort to lend some aid to local veterans is continuing this week. The 12th-annual Bob Busch Memorial Veterans Clothing Drive is underway at the Millsop Community Center, with donations of new or gently used clothing being accepted through Friday. Parks Executive ...
STEUBENVILLE — City officials are hoping to replace two outmoded fire stations with just one new, well-thought-out building in downtown Steubenville, though exactly where that would be is still up in the air. If it happens, Fire Chief Joe Ribar told council Tuesday they’d close the Pleasant Heights and headquarters buildings permanently. The West End station would remain in service. “Those two stations (Pleasant Heights and headquarters) are aging and were not built for today’s fire service, such as vehicles, equipment and staffing,” Ribar said after the meeting. “And we ...
