CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, in partnership with the West Virginia Rivers Coalition, Fair Shake Environmental Legal Services, and other local organizations, will host a series of community meetings in the Northern Panhandle to help identify ...
CHARLESTON – A proposed settlement order is pending before a Kanawha County judge that could bring to an end a lawsuit challenging the legality of a series of murals installed in the rotunda of the State Capitol Building last year. According to the agreed settlement order submitted by the ...
STEUBENVILLE — It seems Americans are constantly disagreeing when it comes to matters of politics, religion or money. And yet, whenever the country is facing a difficult, uncertain time, those matters, which once seemed so important, cease to exist for a little while. Communities unite. ...
• Bell Chapel United Methodist Church, Steubenville: The 10 a.m. sermon will be “Hearing Words from Jesus: The Church Has Left the Building.” • Cadiz Presbyterian Church: “Just A Safe Landing!” • Cove Presbyterian Church, Weirton: “Better than a Night Light,” will be the ...
CHARLESTON — While the governor has announced state funding contributions and sought private donations to bolster West Virginia’s two largest food banks with federal SNAP benefits about to end, Democratic lawmakers said Thursday the state needs to put up more money. The federal ...
STEUBENVILLE — Members of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution met at Historic Fort Steuben where the group planted a liberty elm tree on the grounds. Following the activity, chapter members moved to the meeting room inside where Chapter Regent Janet Rymer called the ...