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WELLSBURG — Get ready to sing along and feel the beat of country music’s biggest hits when Brooke Hills Playhouse presents “May We All: A New Country Musical,” a heartwarming story packed with small-town pride and massive musical energy. Co-written by Troy Britton Johnson, Todd Johnson and Eric Pfeffinger, with arrangements and orchestrations by Brian […]
BLOOMINGDALE — Jefferson County Joint Vocational School leaders are helping students prepare for the future through the creation of the new JVS Education Foundation Fund and a Dress for Success initiative designed to make students job-ready. During the regular school board meeting June 30, Superintendent Ted Gorman announced the formation of the foundation, which will […]
Contributed St. Paul School in Weirton hosted more than 40 young learners for its fourth-annual Summer STEM Camp. In celebration of America’s 250th birthday, the camp theme of “Stars, Stripes and Stem” celebrated a Great American road trip, incorporating STEM learning into the majesty of the country’s 50 states.
Recent Birthdays July 6 Lisa Cumming, Bloomingdale July 6 Lisa Cumming, Bloomingdale Police Beat STEUBENVILLE POLICE Harasser: An Arlington Avenue man reported a man on his street was harassing children Friday. The caller said the man “was highly intoxicated” and the kids reported he almost struck one of them. The caller said he heard the […]
NEW CUMBERLAND – City officials plan to address issues with some dead, or fallen, trees in the community, after being approached by a resident with concerns for his family’s safety. “There’s three trees on South Chestnut and two in Eden Valley,” Mayor Will White said during Monday’s meeting of New Cumberland Council. White noted there […]
NEW CUMBERLAND — The organizational meeting of the Hancock County Board of Education Monday served as the first for the board’s three new members. As part of the agenda, Jeff Woofter was selected to serve as the board’s new president, with Melissa Bane as vice president. Woofter, Bane and Tiffany Gale were elected to the […]
WEIRTON – Officials, volunteers and more are celebrating what some are considering a miracle for the Community Bread Basket. “It was a dream I had that came true,” Marilyn Charnie, president of the board of directors, explained in welcoming the crowd gathered for a grand opening at the local non-profit’s new location at 3265 Main […]
Contributed The Weirton Red Hat Sassie Lassies recently met at the Ponderosa Golf Course in Hookstown, Pa. Among those attending were, from left, Connie Norwood, Brenda Edwards, Cheryl Kondik, Martha Varitek, Carla Colson, Judith Mikula, Marge Phillips, Angela Reinard, Donna Robinson, Karen Kuhn, Queen Ruth Dalesandri and Diane Pastoric.
WEIRTON – A new piece of art in downtown Weirton is paying tribute to veterans from across the country, in particular those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Over the last few weeks, artist and Oak Glen graduate Sarah Robinson has given her time to bring to life a mural on the side of the […]
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