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New 5-year improvement plans, rate studies on horizon in Steubenville

STEUBENVILLE — City officials say prioritizing water and wastewater projects that actually have to be done over the next five years will help them determine if the current rate structure is fair. Utilities Director Jim Jenkins told council Tuesday that a new rate study will be done once they know “where our projects need to go in the next five to 10 years.” “The water plan for sure will be completed by the end of the year,” he said. “We have to meet with Ohio EPA on the wastewater side of things to determine when it will be accepted and finalized.” He said ...

Wheeling Symphony unveils 'JOY' theme for 2026-27 season

WHEELING — The stage is set for a joyful 2026-27 concert season for the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra, as the upcoming series of Pops and Masterworks performances promises something for music lovers of all ages. The WSO invited its subscribers to a special reveal of the 2026-27 season Tuesday ...

Monroe County residents concerned over sewer project charges

Residents of riverfront communities in Monroe County packed the meeting of the Ohio and Lee Township Water and Sewer Authority in Sardis on Monday evening, seeking answers to higher sewage rates and hookup fees. Several residents of Hannibal believed they were misled into believing the ...

Portion of South 11th Street to be closed Wednesday

WEIRTON - A portion of South 11th Street will be temporarily closed Wednesday for maintenance. Crews from the Weirton Public Works Department will close the street between Red Rider Road and Hill Street from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., weather permitting. Motorists are advised to plan their routes accordingly.

Main, West boil order lifted in Weirton

WEIRTON - The boil order issued Monday for portions of Main Street and West Street has been lifted, effective at 6:55 a.m. today. The order included the 3000 to 3300 blocks of both Main Street and West Street, and followed work on a water line on Lee Avenue, according to the Weirton Area Water Board. Customers in the affected areas may resume using water without any boil requirements.