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Weirton man faces sexual abuse charges

WEIRTON – A city resident is facing sexual abuse charges following his arrest Monday. According to information released by Weirton Police Chief Charlie Kush, Chalmer Allen Noble, 55, of 131 School St., has been charged with six felony counts of sexual abuse by a parent, guardian or person ...

Mall misses deadline as condemnation looms

STEUBENVILLE — City Manager Mike Johnson said Monday that condemnation proceedings could be initiated as early as today for portions of the Fort Steuben Mall controlled by Mississippi-based Total Finance. The company was ordered in April to hire professionals to inspect the property and ...

Set in stone

SMITHFIELD — A grave marker recognizing Fred B. McGee as a Medal of Honor recipient was unveiled Sunday during a ceremony hosted by the Jefferson County Veterans Association. The marker, identical to the white gravestones seen at Arlington National Cemetery, was provided by the U.S. ...

'Confectionaries for Childhood Cancer'

ADENA — The Adena Lions Club held a bake sale, “Confectionaries for Childhood Cancer,” in conjunction with the Harrisville Volunteer Fire Department’s fish fry to raise funds for a good cause. The fundraiser brought in $750 through the sale of baked goods and community donations. Club ...

Briefs

Indian Creek Board Sets Special Meeting WINTERSVILLE — The Indian Creek Local School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 7 a.m. Tuesday at the district's administrative offices, 100 Park Drive. Immediately following the special meeting, the Indian Creek Records Commission will meet to review the district's records retention schedule. Road Closures Planned for Weirton's July 4 Celebration WEIRTON — West Virginia Route 2 (Main Street) and all intersecting roads in Weirton will be closed from 3-11 p.m. Saturday for the city's Independence Day and America's ...

Recycled table donated to park

BLOOMINGDALE — The addition of a new picnic table will help teach lessons about the importance of recycling and helping the environment for generations to come. That's the hope of the JB Green Team, which on Monday donated the item to be used at Fernwood State Forest. According to Louise ...