MARTINS FERRY — With plans to implement a meterless parking program within the city now scrapped, Martins Ferry Safety Director Melissa Yeso told council on Wednesday, parking in the downtown business district will soon be free. “We are moving away from paid parking, period,” Yeso ...
MARIETTA — Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jim Tressel visited the Lafayette Hotel, one of two stops on Wednesday, to kickoff his statewide WorkOhio initiative tour. Tressel made his way from his first stop in Cincinnati to Marietta where he shared his recently launched workforce initiative with a ...
(The Center Square) — It’s not every day state Supreme courts dispense parenting advice, but the Ohio Supreme Court is doing just that with an updated guide to help parents who are separated become better parents. “The guide contains practical tools, including sample parenting time ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Recently, the federal Environmental Protection Agency tested St. Clairsville’s water for Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl substance levels. During service director Scott Harvey’s regular report during Tuesday evening’s city council meeting he informed council ...
BELLAIRE — A Virginia native was arraigned Tuesday on murder charges in Belmont County Eastern Division Court stemming from a Jan. 15 shooting death in Bellaire. Sandton Browder, 23, appeared in front of Eastern Division Judge David Trouten via Zoom. Bond is currently set at $3,000,000 ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — A Barnesville man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday after his fifth felony charge of operating a vehicle while impaired. Belmont County Common Pleas Judge John Vavra handed down that sentence to Douglas Johnston on Tuesday afternoon. Belmont County Prosecutor ...