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West Liberty to debut new degree program
June 13, 2013 WEIRTON — West Liberty University’s Organizational Leadership and Administration degree program will debut in Weirton this fall. Beginning Aug. more »» 
EMA officials: Public should prepare for all disasters
June 13, 2013 WHEELING — Mountain State emergency managers spent Wednesday focusing on how residents and responders can prepare for all types of crises, including storms like those which swept through the area... more »»
Local history day set for Saturday
June 13, 2013 STEUBENVILLE — Local History Day will be celebrated Saturday at the Historic Fort Steuben Park with vendors and tours of the fort. more »»
Boil order issued in Weirton
June 12, 2013 WEIRTON — The Weirton Area Water Board has issued a boil order for several residences and businesses in the city's Weirton Heights following a water line break on Elaine Street Wednesday morning. more »» 
Follansbee mayor, chief return; new council faces
June 12, 2013 FOLLANSBEE — Following Tuesday’s election, David Velegol Jr. more »» 
Mix of old, new elected in Wellsburg contests
June 12, 2013 WELLSBURG — Wellsburg voters on Tuesday supported a mix of old and new candidates for police chief and three council seat. more »»
Five elected to Bethany's council includes newcomer
June 12, 2013 BETHANY — Four incumbent Bethany Council members will be joined by one new member following the town’s election Tuesday. more »»
Windsor Heights has a new mayor, new council mix
June 12, 2013 WINDSOR HEIGHTS — It was an unusual election year for the village of Windsor Height. more »»
Water extension issue raised
June 12, 2013 WEIRTON — City of Weirton officials say extending water service to Thompson Hill Road would be cost-prohibitive for the 10 homeowners who want it. Utilities Director A.D. more »»
Volunteers clean Hancock County in River Sweep
June 12, 2013 NEW CUMBERLAND — Bill and Phyllis Swan have lived on the Ohio River for a long time, and, when it comes to trash, they’ve pretty much seen it all: old tires, parts of boats, parts of docks, tennis... more »» 
Community Night at PNC Park planned
June 12, 2013 STEUBENVILLE — Ticket demand for Steubenville-Weirton Community Night at PNC Park has been so great that organizers have added another bus for the July 13 trip to see the Pirates take on the New Yor... more »»
Woman asks for a reduced bond
June 12, 2013 NEW CUMBERLAND — A woman charged with making terrorist threats against her former New Cumberland apartment building in March is asking for her bond to be reduced so she can relocate to Brooke Count. more »»
Reading program ready for the summer
June 12, 2013 WEIRTON — Energy Express, a six-week summer reading program for kids entering the first through sixth grades in the fall, will meet at Weir Middle School and Oak Glen Middle School weekdays from 9 a. more »» 
Greek Festival opens in Steubenville
June 12, 2013 STEUBENVILLE — Volunteers stood on South Street carefully shaving meat, while Frank Mitchell learned how to make a gyro from Nick Maragos. “Is this too much meat,” Mitchell asked his mentor. “Naw. more »» 
Rhododendron Girls State gets fit with W.Va. Guard
June 12, 2013 WHEELING — Members of the 119th Engineering Co. more »» 
Code discussion
June 11, 2013 WEIRTON — City officials want to change the way their code enforcement staff handles problem properties. more »»
Police presence nets drug arrests
June 11, 2013 WEIRTON — Increased patrols in the city of Weirton resulted in the arrest of seven individuals on drug and other charges, police officials reported Monday. more »» 
Thirty teams aid United Way
June 11, 2013 WEIRTON — Gray skies and the threat of rain couldn’t keep the crowd away from the Weirton United Way Golf Classic Monday at Williams Country Club. more »»
Wheeling prepares for state's 150th
June 11, 2013 WHEELING — Planning a birthday bash for an entire state is no small task, and Wheeling wants to make sure West Virginia’s 150th is one to remember. more »» |
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