STEUBENVILLE — As the 50th anniversary of Steubenville Conferences comes to a close, Franciscan University of Steubenville rejoices in what the Lord has done and looks forward to a future of deeper evangelization, wider reach, and ongoing spiritual renewal. This summer, more than 43,000 ...
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Department of Commerce has launched a new online resource to promote the responsible consumption of alcohol and cannabis among those Ohio adults who choose to use them. This new guide reflects the agency’s commitment to enhancing public education and community ...
By JOSELYN KING For The Times Leader FLUSHING — Marine veteran John Mattox Jr. attributes the Marine Corps for helping him find his identity and learn that he could add value to society. He also honed his love for technology while serving, and it led to his current career in information ...
WHEELING — A special prosecutor handling the case against Wheeling resident Anand Patel — pertaining to anonymous mailers sent out prior to the city’s 2024 municipal election — said Thursday that a proposed resolution to the case will likely be presented to the court in the ...
WHEELING — A Ukrainian minister told a congregation in Wheeling on Wednesday night people who know God not only should stand strong during times of crisis, they also must stand up and take action. Pastor Alex Ilash of the Well of Living Water Church in Izmail, Ukraine addressed those at the ...
STEUBENVILLE — A Steubenville man charged in connection with a drive-by shooting and a Toronto man who allegedly forced his way into a Toronto pharmacy were among 16 individuals indicted Wednesday by a Jefferson County grand jury. Tray’Marr Thomas Dudley Moten, 21, of 1648 Roosevelt ...