STEUBENVILLE — A downtown church that has served the community for more than a century is undergoing a change its pastor says will position it for its next chapter. Beginning Saturday, the worship center located at the corner of Kilgore and North Seventh streets will become Zion City ...
ODOT projects to impact Belmont County traffic BELMONT COUNTY — Several Ohio Department of Transportation construction projects are expected to impact traffic in Belmont County. All work is weather permitting. Work continues on the Interstate 70 and State Route 149 interchange improvement at Exit 208 near Morristown. Two lanes are maintained in both directions on I-70. The project is expected to be completed in 2029. A U.S. Route 40 resurfacing project is underway on 11 miles from Ladybend Hill at I-70 east to the western end of St. Clairsville. Traffic is being maintained with ...
BRIDGEPORT — BlueRock Nexus is bringing a 60,000 square foot industrial warehouse to the village of Bridgeport. Located at 56100 Burkley Road, BlueRock Nexus is being developed with the goal of bringing more jobs to Bridgeport and the Ohio Valley. “We took an old industrial facility, and ...
TUESDAY — 10:29 p.m., a caller reported that a female and her boyfriend were arguing in the yard on National Road in Bridgeport over the phone. Officers responded, but both parties left prior to their arrival. An officer spoke to a male over the phone, and he advised that it was only a verbal argument and they had separated for the night. — 10:15 p.m., an officer on a traffic stop on South Marion Street in Bridgeport near the Interstate 70 westbound exit issued a warning to an Ohio motorist for driving with no lights. — 9:49 p.m., an officer responded to a location on South ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Katherine Stewart appeared in Belmont County Western Division Court on Thursday at noon. Stewart was charged with one count of felony theft on Sept. 1. She is accused of stealing from the Flushing American Legion, where she was the bar manager. On Thursday, Northern ...
Ohio should not pull the plug on data centers just yet, a non-profit policy group argues in a new policy paper. A better solution, according to The Buckeye Institute, is to make sure data centers cover all the costs they impose to taxpayers. “While Ohio policymakers should not dismiss legitimate public concerns about data centers, they should reject moratoriums on their construction,” Aswin Prabhakar, an economic research analyst at non-profit organization, said in a statement. “A better approach would increase transparency, require data center developers to bear the risks and ...
