WHEELING — If you’ve noticed your sweet tooth beginning to ache recently, it may be calling you to one of the sweetest events of the year — the 34th annual Chocolate Extravaganza. This year’s event is slated for 1-3 p.m. May 3 at Temple Shalom, 23 Bethany Pike, Wheeling. For the $20 ...
BELLAIRE — Despite last week’s special council meeting that was meant to clear the air, tensions remained high Thursday as Councilwoman Janet Richardson challenged Mayor Robert Dodrill over the administration’s handling of village finances and operations. “You are the mayor, you do ...
Hilary Kinney introduces featured speakers Thursday night at Waterfront Hall for the End of the World Party, a lively and interactive meet-the-candidate and community networking event presented by the group Where Do We Go From Here WV that included participation by several local political and ...
NEW CUMBERLAND – A proposal that would have used a portion of the county’s opioid settlement funds to cover the costs of Hancock County’s regional jail fees was blocked from discussion Thursday. Commissioner Tommy Ogden moved for discussion on the resolution “to utilize Opioid ...
STEUBENVILLE — After months spent painting, rebranding and rethinking how to pack the most punch into their new educational center, officials at Youngstown State University-Steubenville will open the doors Saturday so area residents — and prospective students — can see firsthand what they have to offer. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., visitors can tour the facility and talk to staff, while prospective students will be able to explore career options and apply for admission. The application fee will be waived for in-person applicants, and financial aid counselors will be on hand to offer ...
WHEELING – The problem with youths’ constant use of their cellphones isn’t what they are doing, but what they are missing out on, an expert told a crowd in Wheeling on Thursday night. Jim Harris, director of Marshall University’s Interdisciplinary Behavioral Health Center, served as ...
