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Ferry making more parking
May 13, 2013 MARTINS FERRY – No business owner in downtown Martins Ferry is going to take up the space in front of his store that could be utilized by a paying customer. more »»
Ferry Soap Box Derby begins Wednesday
May 13, 2013 MARTINS FERRY - The Martins Ferry Soap Box Derby is less than a month away with the first event on the busy schedule coming up this Wednesday. more »»
Ormet sale decision looming
May 13, 2013 HANNIBAL - Ormet Corp. employees should learn Wednesday if the company's sale to a subsidiary of Wayzata Investment Partners for $221 million will be finalize. more »»
Nursing Home Week under way
May 13, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Kicking off on Sunday, National Nursing Home Week is being celebrated this week across the United State. more »»
All invited to Ferry picnic
May 12, 2013 MARTINS FERRY – The second annual Picnic in the Park set for June 8 is expected to exceed last year’s kickoff in range of activities and volume of participation, and continue to celebrate all that... more »»
Officials look to bring in money
May 12, 2013 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Local officials and state lawmakers from Eastern Ohio are continually searching for ways for area municipalities to cash in on the oil and gas explosio. more »»
Autism Speaks event
May 12, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Walk Now for Autism Speaks fundraising event is coming up next Saturday, May 18 at Warwood School in Wheeling. Check-in starts at 9 a.m.; race time is 10. more »»
Women’s Health Week to begin
May 12, 2013 The 14th annual Women’s Health Week will begin on May 12 and run through the 18. This a week to celebrate and promote women’s health and how important it is. National Women’s Checkup Day is May 13. more »» 
Bridgeport fire victim is able to speak
May 11, 2013 BRIDGEPORT — The fire victim who lost three children in a fatal Bridgeport apartment blaze can speak, but wants her attorney present while being questioned by the Ohio State Fire Marshal’s office. more »»
Sentences handed down
May 11, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Two sentences and an arraignment were handed down during Friday’s session of Belmont County Common Pleas Court. Judge John M. Solovan II presided. David Lee Gump, 29, 302 Logan S. more »»
Speeding excessive on Ohio 7
May 11, 2013 MARTINS FERRY — The impending modifications to the intersection of Ohio 7 and Hanover St. more »»
AEP prepping for new EPA regulations
May 11, 2013 AMERICAN ELECTRIC Power is taking stock of its operations and planned upgrades in preparation for proposed water discharge standards from the Environmental Protection Agency. more »» 
Fuller in court
May 11, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Court proceedings for Devin Wayne Fuller, 19, 3567 Franklin St., Bellaire will continue through summer, and a trial date could be set for February. more »» 
Shooting ‘justified’
May 10, 2013 BELLAIRE – Law enforcement officers are trained to prepare for any eventuality and Thursday morning in Eastern Division Court, three Belmont County sheriff's deputies put that training to the test. more »» 
North American Coal test new plant
May 10, 2013 POWHATAN POINT— North American Coal is working with Crown Water Reclamation about cleaning contaminated water from the mines so that the treated water can then be pumped into Captina Creek and the... more »»
Pleas entered in court
May 10, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Arraignments were held Thursday morning in Belmont County Common Pleas Court. Judge John M. Solovan presided. Robert Bruno Davis, 29, 4330 Harrison St. more »»
Junked vehicles plaguing Yorkville
May 10, 2013 YORKVILLE — Problems with junked and abandoned cars in Yorkville are becoming a big issue, according to a report given at village council’s May meeting. more »» 
Pultney Township eyes fire district
May 9, 2013 BELLAIRE – The Pultney Township trustees met Wednesday night to discuss several ongoing issues, including the possible decision to enter into a joint fire district with the Village of Bellaire. more »»
Senior services’ pay draws questions
May 9, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Belmont County commissioners heard updates on several management issues of county sites and departments during Wednesday’s meeting. more »» |
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