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Push to have Ohio taxpayers cover government assistance shortfalls

(The Center Square) — Ohio tax dollars, rather than federal, could be used to help low-income families if the federal government shutdown continues much longer. A new bill in the state House of Representatives would take money from the state’s rainy day fund to cover any shutdown-related ...

St. C. SBA hosts car show

Photos by Shelley Hanson St. Clairsville resident Bill Rittenhouse poses with his 2023 Corvette during the St. Clairsville Small Business Association Classic Car, Bike and Truck Show on Sunday on Main Street.

Girls flag football comes to St. Clairsville

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The St. Clairsville Parks and Recreations Department recently announced the inclusion of girls flag football at the elementary school level. The girls’ team was offered the opportunity to play their last game of its inaugural season during half time of the Junior ...

Mosman in as the new Easterseals medical director

WHEELING — The Easterseals Rehabilitation Center officially has its new medical director. Dr. David Mosman, a pediatrician at WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital, is succeeding Dr. Ellen Kitts — who retired in July after 40 years in the position. Dr. Jill Bradshaw provided interim patient ...

Ohio taxpayers likely would see no impact from high school NIL

(The Center Square) — If principals vote to allow high school athletes to make money off their name, image and likeness, taxpayers likely won’t see an impact. Players and parents, however, could. The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced a Nov. 17-21 vote by member schools on ...