Norfolk Southern railroad's first-quarter profit fell 27% because it didn't collect big insurance payments related to the East Palestine derailment and its planned merger with Union Pacific added to its costs. The Atlanta-based railroad said Friday that it earned $547 million, or $2.43 per ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Two Belmont County seniors were awarded the Belmont County Democratic Party’s annual scholarship. Shadyside High School senior Lexi Seszko and Martins Ferry High School senior Lakyn Call each received $750 to help cover college costs this fall. Scholarship applicants ...
STEUBENVILLE — Working to keep health care affordable and ensure Ohioans continue to have access to Medicaid and Medicare are key issues as the Ohio governor’s race begins to heat up, David Pepper, the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, said Friday afternoon. “We are ...
Art show cancelled ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The city of St. Clairsville “Spirit of America” — 250th Anniversary of America art show at the Unified Bank Jr. Rec Center has been canceled. The show was to start Friday and run through Monday. City administrative assistant Jenn McMillen said that the event was canceled due to circumstances beyond the city’s control. Mayor Kathryn Thalman said that she hopes to have the art show happen in the fall. Martins Ferry Council meeting set MARTINS FERRY – Martins Ferry City Council is scheduled to meet in regular session on Wednesday ...
STEUBENVILLE – Families in crisis are learning they have a valuable advocate in the Jefferson County Educational Service Center Family Support Specialist program, now marking it’s 1000th home visit. Family Support Specialist Mary Kakascik said the grant-funded program has snowballed since ...
WHEELING – Earth Day saw local energy companies lead local students to the water at Wheeling Creek and assist in stocking the waterway with trout. Then the students received a fishing pole for their efforts so they could come back and fish later. At least 150 employees of Expand Energy and ...
