STEUBENVILLE — Every edition of First Fridays on Fourth Street offers many fun activities for Tri-State Area residents to participate in. This week's rendition will offer a little more. It's the annual karaoke night, and participants will have the chance to show off their talents. ...
Craig Howell Players and coaches from the Oak Glen boys soccer team helped to soak the bystanders along Washington Street in Newell, Saturday, during the Water Parade held during the annual Newell Fun Day. The parade included participants and residents, alike, spraying each other with water ...
NEW AGENT: Jamie Klages has joined the staff at Cedar One Realty. Born and raised in the Ohio Valley, she resides in Tiltonsville. As the mother of a daughter, Skyla, she said she understands the importance of finding a place to truly call home. Klages graduated from Wheeling Park High ...
BURGETTSTOWN - The nonprofit Burgettstown Area Community Development Corporation will use an influx of recently awarded grant funding to expand its organizational and programming capacity. According to a release, the Burgettstown Area Community Development Corporation (BACDC) will utilize ...
AMSTERSDAM – The Rogers Park Flea Market is set for Aug. 8 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a full day of vendors, food, raffles and activities planned for the community. Organizers are seeking volunteers to assist with traffic, ticket sales and keeping the park tidy. Donations of basketballs, pop and water also are being accepted for the community. Brianna Whitehead will offer $5 nail trims near the dog park for those bringing their dogs to the event. A lineup of food trucks and drink vendors will be on hand, and organizers also are hoping to find a local produce grower interested in ...
WEIRTON — The nearly 80-year history of St. Thomas Episcopal Church could be coming to an end. Members of the church, located at 300 Three Springs Drive in Weirton, were recently notified of plans by the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia to close the congregation, which has served the ...
