BRILLIANT — Andrew Macdonald learned the hard way last year not to take any word for granted.
So, when the seventh-grader at Bishop John King Mussio Junior High got a word he felt like he knew with victory on the line in the 39th round this past Saturday, the calm, cool and collected ...
BELLAIRE — Village Council hired two new employees Monday.
Council first passed an ordinance officially creating the position of wastewater collection operator followed by the resolution to hire. Michael Reese was officially approved at $30 per hour for five hours per week “in accordance ...
CHARLESTON — Two days after testing positive for COVID-19, Gov. Jim Justice reported he was feeling better Thursday.
According to the Governor’s Office, Justice still reports moderate COVID-19 symptoms, but is feeling much better than Wednesday, when state officials reported Justice ...
Sixth-grader,Bryden Volan, left, and seventh-grader Jacob Theaker pose with their trophies after finishing first and second, respectively, in the Martins Ferry City Schools district spelling bee last week. Both advance to the Belmont County Spelling Bee at 7 p.m. Feb. 3, sponsored by The Times ...
STEUBENVILLE — A Wintersville woman is charged with child endangerment and obstruction after she allegedly lied about how her 3-year-old son ended up with a fatal gunshot wound Sunday.
The child, identified as Perris Coleman, was shot once in the chest, Jefferson County Sheriff Fred Abdalla ...