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Shadyside Queen of Queens Coming Thursday

Community

Shadyside High School will hold its annual Queen of Queens pageant at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Shadyside High Auditorium. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Competing this year are, from left, Brianna Harris, Sophie Boltz and Jourdan Hanlin.

IRS removes $500k lien against Belmont County Auditor’s Office

Local News

ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Nearly a year after the Internal Revenue Service placed a $500,000 federal tax lien against Belmont County Auditor Cindi Henry’s office, Henry is celebrating that it has formally been withdrawn. She said that the IRS has fully abated all penalties referenced in the ...

Valloric in court Tuesday for initial appearance

Local News

ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Longtime Bellaire track coach and educator Shawn Valloric was in Belmont County Eastern Division Court on Tuesday morning for his initial appearance. During the appearance, Valloric was advised of the charges against him and his rights. He faces 10 felony counts of ...

Big fundraiser planned for Officer Greg Clark

Local News

ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The community is coming together after police officer Greg Clark who was recently life flighted to Morgantown due to an unexpected medical emergency suffered while on patrol. During city council’s regularly scheduled meeting, police chief Matt Arbenz announced that he, ...

Indian Creek’s Scott Receives CORAS Award

Local News

WINTERSVILLE — Robyn Scott has spent the past 26 years encouraging young minds, and her efforts have earned her distinction as Indian Creek School District’s Outstanding Elementary Teacher by the Coalition of Rural and Appalachian Schools (CORAS). Scott, who teaches second grade at Cross ...