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Market Street Bridge discussed at BHJ

STEUBENVILLE — Members of the Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission on Wednesday learned another potential site has been added to a study for a planned replacement of the Market Street Bridge and that public hearings for the project could begin as early as April. BHJ ...

Steubenville BOE Accepts Teacher Resignation, Recognizes Champion

STEUBENVILLE — The Steubenville Board of Education officially accepted the resignation of a teacher at the center of a viral video controversy while also honoring a three-time state wrestling champion during Wednesday’s meeting. Scott Lane, an American history teacher, resigned after ...

WesBanco Donates $12,500 To Marshall County Chamber

The Marshall County Chamber of Commerce announced Thursday that WesBanco made a significant donation to the organization's cause. WesBanco donated $12,500 to support of the Chamber’s ongoing programs and initiatives aimed at strengthening the local business community, Chamber Executive Director Scott Reager said. WesBanco representatives attending the presentation included Matt Drahos, Market President and Senior Commercial Banker; Amanda Brown, Senior Vice President and District Manager, Wheeling Market; Ronda Gust, Vice President and Banking Center Manager; and Katrina Bonner, ...

Moundsville Street Paving Season To Get Underway

MOUNDSVILLE – The City of Moundsville is gearing up for a new street paving season with about $750,000 available for the work this season. City Manager Rick Healy said most of the paving will occur on streets that did not get paved on last season's list. “The remainder of the paving ...

Festival of Steel Concert Is Saturday At John Marshall High School

GLEN DALE – This Saturday’s seventh annual Festival of Steel concert will benefit two programs that help students in need at John Marshall High School and Wheeling Park High School. The concert kicks off at 1 p.m. Saturday at JMHS gymnasium in Glen Dale. The cost is $5, but school ...

Marshall County Schools-GameChanger Partnership Going Well

MOUNDSVILLE – Marshall County Schools is continuing to use a new program – GameChanger – aimed at preventing children from using drugs. Superintendent Shelby Haines talked about the substance abuse prevention program during a recent board of education meeting. “Currently Marshall ...