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Donation keeps memory alive

STEUBENVILLE — A memorial donation of medical equipment to the Ohio Valley Health Center will help provide important information to area women and their health care providers. Local attorney Joe Corabi donated the device, a Sunlight MiniOmni Portable Bone Density Scanner, in memory of his ...

TIME TO EAT

Ross Gallabrese Maurice Prentice, right, of Wintersville receives his meal from Boliji Oj of the Soulful Spoon Saturday during the Juneteenth Festival at North End Park. The Steubenville-based restaurant featured a menu that included jerk chicken and lamb and other items during the festival.

An afternoon of talent

STEUBENVILLE — An idea to recreate the old amateur-hour format that pushed a young Dino Crocetti toward becoming one of the greatest entertainers of all time brought young talent to the stage Saturday. Crocetti’s win in that competition, held at the old Capitol Theater that once stood on ...

Digging Into Ohio's Forgotten Past

FLUSHING — As the Underground Railroad Museum prepares to move from Flushing to its soon-to-be home, the Black Horse Inn in Morristown, museum Director Kristina Estle and board member Anthony Atkins have been planting the seeds of a new exhibit. Behind the scenes, the duo recently completed ...

Daily Happenings

Birthday June 21 Paula Greer, Steubenville Police Beat STEUBENVILLE POLICE No names: A man told police a woman was yelling obscenities at him Wednesday in the 800 block of N. 6th Street. He said he didn’t know her name “but she had been staying with him the last two days.” He called back an hour later to report the woman was outside his door and would not leave. This time they were able to talk with the woman, who told police “she lived with him but could not tell (them) his name.” Elevator fight: A woman told police she was assaulted by another female Wednesday in ...

Klein retires from Capital Recovery Systems

GAHANNA — Craig Klein is retiring as president of Capital Recovery Systems Inc., the firm has announced. Katie Borchers has been appointed to follow him in that role. After decades of leadership and service, Klein, a Steubenville native, is transitioning into an advisory role, where he will continue to support the organization and its leadership team. Under his guidance, Capital Recovery Systems earned a reputation for exceptional client service, ethical receivables management and long-term client partnerships. "It has been an honor to lead Capital Recovery Systems and work ...