STEUBENVILLE — Kevin Mahoney said he has driven tractor-trailers full of food to several locations around the country. A delivery he made Thursday morning will help ensure area residents are able to provide meals for themselves and their families. The JustServe truck he had brought from ...
Before Pastor Tim Seidler of The Experience Church offered the closing prayer at Wednesday's Light of the Valley luncheon, he had to tell one more story about its honoree, Wheeling dentist Dr. Ricardo Zambito. It was the night of Good Friday during the COVID-19 pandemic and Seidler would ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Following flooding last week, Barton residents took to the Belmont County Board of Commissioners meeting Wednesday seeking assistance. The residents said that there needs to be some sort of resolution to the unaddressed flooding and road erosion following recent heavy ...
Ohio will appeal a federal court ruling blocking a state law requiring a person to present proof of citizenship before registering to vote while applying for a state driver’s license. "Under this order, the Bureau of Motor Vehicles would be required to offer a voter registration form to a ...
STEUBENVILLE — With a sale pending on one house and offers in hand on two others still under construction, jubilant Jefferson County Land Bank officials gathered Wednesday in Steubenville’s south end to break ground for their next “Welcome Home Ohio” house. The Welcome Home Ohio ...
Belmont County Sheriff’s Office Reports THURSDAY — 11:20 p.m., a caller from Fairpoint-Maynard Road in St. Clairsville reported that she believed someone was trying to break in. She was in a bedroom closet. Officers arrived and reported that all was well. They noted that it was possibly an animal at the back door. — 10:44 p.m., a caller from an address on Lafferty Road in Flushing reported that threats were being made against her online. A sergeant advised that it was a civil matter and suggested that the caller block the other parties. No threats actually were made, according ...
