STEUBENVILLE — Utility Director Jim Jenkins gave City Council a rundown Tuesday of a lengthy — and expensive — to-do list for the water department. During council’s finance committee session Jenkins said the water department’s long-awaited capital improvement plan was completed ...
STEUBENVILLE — For John Surma, Monday's celebration of the transition from Trinity Health System to UPMC was something he was long prepared for. The chairman of the UPMC board explained when he became a staff auditor at the accounting firm of Price Waterhouse, his first client was the ...
CHARLESTON – The Public Service Commission of West Virginia is advising Frontier customers who received mailed notices concerning the company’s copper telephone network do not mean their telephone is being disconnected and requires no immediate action by customers. The notices are part of a federal regulatory process associated with Verizon/Frontier’s plans to modernize its network and eventually discontinue certain traditional copper-based telephone services where suitable replacement service is available. “We want West Virginians who receive one of these letters to understand ...
FOLLANSBEE – An area church with more than a century of history is preparing to enter its next chapter. Members of Refocus Christian Church welcomed guests Sunday afternoon for a groundbreaking ceremony at 833 Archer Hill Road, where the church plans to build its next home. “Thank you ...
CHARLESTON – Two area schools are among those taking part in this year's Paint the Plow contest organized by the West Virginia Department of Transportation. The entry from Brooke High School was designed by Kaelyn “KK” Piatt, with work performed by the school's Community Arts class and ...
FOLLANSBEE – The City of Follansbee joined the ranks of those expressing a preference for the South Street option to replace the Market Street Bridge. City Council voted unanimously during its meeting Monday in favor of Alternative 5, commonly identified as the South Street option as the ...
