WHEELING – West Virginia has been building its state road system for six decades, and it’s still “only 92 % complete,” explained Gayle Manchin, co-chair of the Appalachian Regional Commission. As such, people shouldn’t be surprised that availability of high speed internet and entry ...
STEUBENVILLE — About 15 students left Steubenville High School on Thursday morning to stage a protest in support of a teacher who has resigned following spread of his criticism of President Trump during a classroom session. Several bore signs referring to Scott Lane, the American history ...
At 7:49 p.m. Tuesday, officers responded to the Dollar General on Belmont-Morristown Road for a report of a shoplifter. Information was taken for a report. At 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, an officer on a traffic stop in the CVS lot in Bridgeport issued a warning to an Ohio motorist for driving outside of marked lanes. At 7:38 p.m. Tuesday, an officer responded to an address on Broadway Street in Martins Ferry for a report of smoke coming from a building and a possible fire. The officer made contact with the resident, who had a fire pit, according to the report. At 7:05 p.m. Tuesday, a caller ...
WHEELING – A lot of parents, coaches and teachers will tell youths “just stay away from that stuff” when it comes to avoiding trouble and making bad life choices, according to Chris Daugherty, Wheeling Park High School football coach and athletic director. But avoiding the use of drugs ...
A man who was struck in the head with a full beer can at a concert last year is suing The Pavilion at Star Lake for alleged negligence. Law firm Morgan & Morgan filed the lawsuit on behalf of Michael Mollenkopf in Allegheny County this week. Named in the lawsuit are Live Nation, which operates The Pavilion at Star Lake, Legends Hospitality and Crossroads Properties. Also named is “John Doe,” who is meant to stand-in for the person or entities “responsible for maintenance, security and/or control” of the concert venue, according to the lawsuit. Live Nation and Legends ...
STEUBENVILLE — Beth Rupert-Warren says the secret to the success and continued growth of the Jefferson County Resource Network is fairly simple: "We're just trying to get the community working together," Rupert-Warren, the network's community service coordinator, explained. Started in ...
