WINTERSVILLE — Nicole Marshall has made it her mission to nourish students while they feed their minds at Indian Creek Local Schools, and her work has earned her recognition as the 2026 Director of the Year by The Nutrition Group. Marshall, who is entering her fourth year at Indian Creek, ...
STEUBENVILLE — The Trinity Health System School of Nursing celebrated the graduation of its Class of 2026 July 17. The commencement address was delivered by Dwayne Richardson, interim market president, Trinity Health System. Several graduates were recognized for their achievements: ...
MARTINSBURG — Berkeley County Director of Special Education for grades six through 12 Michele Tost recently represented West Virginia after receiving a Special Education Legislative Summit scholarship. Tost was one of six educators from across the country selected to advocate for students ...
I am not the biggest of movie goers. I will go, but very rarely have I had time to sit for two to three hours watching a movie. It is just easier to wait for it to come out on other media outlets where I can see it on my own time. When we do go with the family it is an enjoyable experience. There is a movie that I want to see again as soon as possible. It might surprise you of my choice. It is not, “Oppenheimer,” or “The Odyssey,” or even “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” I hope to see them all eventually. The one I want to see again immediately is the movie, ...
MINGO JUNCTION — Charges are pending against a man who allegedly shot at his ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend and a police officer responding to a domestic violence call Thursday at a residence in the 300 block of McLister Avenue. Police Chief Willie McKenzie said the alleged gunman, William Hannah, 30, of 619 Linden Ave., Steubenville, told him afterward that he wanted a shootout with police so he could commit “suicide by cop.” Hannah is being held without bond in the Jefferson County Jail on pending charges of felonious assault, domestic violence, menacing and reckless discharge ...
Contributed Members of Church Women United, Weirton, held their welcome back from summer meeting Friday at Eat 'n Park in Weirton. Eleven women participated from five of six churches. Discussion included setting up conference calls on Sept. 4 and Oct. 9; setting meetings for UNICEF ...
