ST. CLAIRSVILLE – As what’s starting to feel like a never-ending winter continues, the St. Clairsville Streets Department is trying to keep up with the excessive snow that 2026 has already brought into the county. Street superintendent Darim Pytlak said that his crew has been removing ...
U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito said Thursday there are things that Republicans and Democrats can agree on when it comes to hashing out a Department of Homeland Security spending bill, but there are some Democrat demands that are non-starters and will only lead to a shutdown of the ...
MARTINS FERRY — Martins Ferry officials are launching several initiatives aimed at improving safety and reducing blight throughout the city, Safety Director and Code Administrator Melissa Yeso told City Council. Yeso said properties with excessive trash and long-standing maintenance issues ...
A little more than a month after Ohio high schools voted to let athletes be paid for their name, image and likeness, two lawmakers want to stop it. Reps. Adam Bird, R-New Richmond, and Mike Odioso, R-Green Township, introduced legislation that bans high school and middle school ...
MARTINS FERRY – Recent theft at former East Ohio Regional Hospital is leading Police Chief Vincent West to ask the public for assistance. While officers were recently patrolling the area, they discovered the hospital had multiple unlocked doors. “That place is huge, so they walked ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Belmont County residents came in droves to attend the first the Wall That Heals community kick-off meeting at American Legion Post 159 at noon on Thursday. The Wall That Heals – a three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial along with a mobile education ...