ST. CLAIRSVILLE — U.S. Rep. Michael Rulli held a roundtable discussion early Monday with local and national politicians to discuss several issues on the Nov. 5 ballot. Belmont County Sheriff Dave Lucas opened the meeting by thanking everyone for attending the event even though it was put ...
STEUBENVILLE — About two dozen individuals and organization representatives engaged in a discussion Friday centered on preventing and ending local homelessness, a prime concern in the public consciousness. Discussions took place during the quarterly meeting of the Coalition on Housing and ...
The Second Annual Copper Cup Chili Cook-Off raised at least $9,000 to support restoration of the Barnesville State Theater on Saturday, event organizer Susan Lapham said. Winners of the contest include: Roger Johnson, first place chili; Judi Porterfield of Judi’s Creative Kitchen, second ...
By GAGE VOTA Times Leader Staff Writer ST. CLAIRSVILLE — City Council weighed the pros and cons of issuing a water conservation notice Monday. Council member Terra Butler asked Service Director Scott Harvey if he believes the city should issue a water conservation statement due to ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — A local attorney will serve a second term on a statewide board that helps guide members of the legal profession in the Buckeye State. Attorney Michael P. McCormick has been reappointed by the Supreme Court of Ohio for a second term as a member of the Board of Commissioners ...
BELMONT — Members of Union Local School District community can benefit from the marching band’s annual “March it Forward!” fundraiser and service project, which donates meals free of charge to those in the district. Union Local Band Boosters member Tracy Bober said the idea behind ...