Campus news
WEST ?VIRGINIA? UNIVERSITY: The following area students were named to the dean’s and president’s lists for the spring 2008 semester at West Virginia University. President’s list are denoted by *. Listed by hometown they are: Mingo Junction — Zachary Coldebella; Toronto — *Vanessa DeCesare, Natalie Heckathorn, *Stephanie Sharrow; Dillonvale — Sara Harms, Joseph Jancura; Yorkville — Brittany Lukas; Brilliant — Elizabeth Porter; Steubenville — Elizabeth Repella; Weirton — Robert Alatis, Ryan Alleman, Christina Angelo, *Maegan Bainbridge, Matthew Barber, Mario Barnabie, *Matthew Basil, * Sara Blankenship, *Justin Braun, Stephanie Capito, Erin Carey, Joseph Carpini, *Levi Cerminara, Gerald Clark, Robert Cline, Adam Coburn, *Leah Comis, Amanda Cooper, Benjamin Criss, Lindsey Dawson, Salvatore DeCaria, Matthew Dobrick, *Kelly Dunlevy, *Courtney Estep, *Gabrielle Ferrelli, *Martina Fetzer, Brittany Fracasso, *Staci Galloway, *Adriano Garritano, George Gerbo, *Michelle Gianni, Eric Gill, Matthe
» Full StoryMinisters choose sermon themes
Steubenville area ministers have chosen the following sermon topics for Sunday:
Mercy Baptist Church, “Life Depends on Change.”
Second Baptist Church, “In His Image.”
First Christian Church, Disciples, “Freedom is
Senior scene
AARP 1854
Steubenvile AARP Chapter 1854 held its June meeting in the John F. Kennedy Community Room with Mary Yocum presiding and giving the blessing.
Junnelle Brown gave the invocation with the theme, “Strings, Rings, Trouble
4-h happenings
Kilgore Rangers
Members of the Kilgore Rangers worked on booth decorations and the barrel painting for the Carroll County Fair. Julie and Renee Davis conducted the meeting.
Advisers discussed the rabies clinic and made sure ev
Golf
Williams CC
Williams Ladies Golf Association held a Weekly Net Tourney with winner in the First Flight Priscilla Mavrich, second place going to Marilyn Kenny and third place Stephanie Miller. Second Flight winner was a tie with Linda Staf
Community Column
You have to love a nation that celebrates its independence every July 4, not with a parade of guns, tanks, and soldiers who file by the White House in a show of strength and muscle, but with family picnics where kids throw Frisbees, the potato salad
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