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Steiff lion finds new home at John Marshall High School

GLEN DALE — When students enter John Marshall High School on the first day of school Tuesday, they will be greeted by a new friend. A giant stuffed toy lion made by Steiff now stands in the lobby of the school. It was donated recently by the Butch Miller family. Principal Jason Marling ...

College defends demolition that destroyed two Steubenville murals

STEUBENVILLE — The College of St. Joseph the Worker is defending its decision to demolish a structure it deemed unsalvageable, including two murals celebrating Steubenville's past that had been painted on its exterior walls. The building at 427 Washington St. formerly housed the Elks ...

Project BEST Holds Inaugural Steak Fry

Photo by Derek Redd Amanda Lengyel, right, a project manager for JD&E and member of the Project BEST women in construction committee, sets a steak on the plate of Jessie Ripoly of Wheeling during Project BEST's inaugural steak fry at Oglebay Park Resort's Levenson Shelter on Thursday. A ...

Weirton Man Pleads Guilty To 2024 Fatal Shooting Of Girlfriend

NEW CUMBERLAND — A Weirton man has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in connection with the 2024 fatal shooting of his then-girlfriend and was sentenced Friday to 30 years in a state penitentiary. Jordan Lee Pager, 34, entered the guilty plea before Circuit Court Judge Joe Barki in ...

Murals Lost As Steubenville building Comes Down

STEUBENVILLE — The old Elks Lodge in downtown Steubenville and two murals that once graced its exterior walls have both been reduced to rubble. The building, located at the corner of North Fifth and Washington streets, was purchased by the College of St. Joseph the Worker at an auditor's ...