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Pottery camp inspires young artists

STEUBENVILLE — Creativity was on full display as students participated in the Sycamore Youth Center's Pottery Camp, held Tuesday through Friday under the guidance of local pottery artist Paul Monroe. The free camp provided area youth with the opportunity to explore the art of ceramics ...

Brooke grad named National Merit Scholar

A pair of recent high school graduates from the Northern Panhandle, one from Brooke High School and another from Wheeling Park High School, were announced Tuesday as National Merit Scholarship winners financed by U.S. colleges and universities. Brooke High graduate Isaac Lanigan and Wheeling Park High graduate Nathan Tyska both received the National Merit West Virginia University Foundation Inc. Scholarship. Lanigan is looking at a probable career in aerospace engineering, while Tyska is looking at a probable career in urban/city planning. More than 2,500 winners of National Merit ...

WHEELING — Veterans and their families now have a couple more vehicle-related benefits available to them after two bills were signed into law by West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey in Wheeling on Tuesday. Morrisey made a stop on a picturesque day at Wheeling’s Heritage Port to do the ...

Traffic to be restricted on part of Culler Road

WEIRTON – Traffic will be restricted to one lane on a portion of Culler Road Wednesday, as part of planned repairs to a water line. The restriction will be in place from Wirt Street to Putnam Lane beginning at 8 a.m., according to the Weirton Area Water Board.