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Daily Happenings for Nov. 10

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STEUBENVILLE POLICE Train wreck: Simmering tensions between Wilkins Avenue residents led to multiple calls over the weekend. On Saturday, a male told them he discovered cock roaches entering his residence and believed they were coming from (the downstairs') neighbors (residence).” To stop them, he said he started spraying cockroach on the window trim, which caused the neighbors to “yell at him and spray him with the sink hose from their kitchen.” He said he and his female companion don’t feel safe walking to their car because it takes him past the other couple’s window “and ...

Proposed residential parking rule dead in Weirton

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WEIRTON – It’s officially back to the drawing board on an ordinance that was slated to establish new regulations on the parking of vehicles on residential property in Weirton. During Monday’s meeting of Weirton Council, members – for the second month in a row – opted not to remove ...

Turning the light on

Business

Craig Howell Members of the Brooke County Area Chamber of Commerce gathered, Thursday, at the Lighthouse Diner, located at 150 Rockdale Road in Follansbee, for a ribbon cutting event celebrating the restaurant's recent opening. Owned by Jack Carbasho, the Lighthouse Diner is opened Thursday ...

Getting to the roots

Business

Craig Howell Members of the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce, along with officials with the City of Weirton and other guests joined owner Brandy Hanselman and the stylists and technicians at Rooted Beauty for a ribbon cutting celebrating the business' opening earlier this year. Located at ...

Annual high school student art exhibition to open Thursday

Community

WEIRTON - The seventh-annual High School Student Art Exhibition will be presented and hosted by the Top of West Virginia Arts Council, with an opening reception set for 5 p.m. Thursday. The exhibit will be located at the Summit Art Gallery, 243 Three Springs Drive, Suite 17, Weirton, featuring art from students at Brooke, Madonna, Oak Glen, and Weir high schools, and the John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center. This year’s theme is “Pieces of Me,” and will include traditional artistic media, including sculpture, as well as digitally produced works. Five students from each school ...