MOUNDSVILLE — Two defendants in a case involving the alleged strangulation and abuse of a non-verbal, autistic McNinch Primary School student — who originally were to have preliminary court hearings this week — had them continued to January in Marshall County Magistrate Court. Marshall ...
(The Center Square) — Ohio’s elected leaders have earmarked more than $16 million to commemorate the nation’s 250th birthday next year — significantly more than some of the first U.S. states. And they have committed those funds over the course of five years to a commission that is ...
MOUNDSVILLE — The woman who called police last week for help after allegedly being stabbed is now facing charges herself. Victoria Wade, a Marshall County resident, has been arrested for allegedly falsely reporting an emergency incident and obstructing, both misdemeanors, said Moundsville ...
STEUBENVILLE — The Jefferson County Board of Developmental Disabilities has released its three-year strategic plan as a roadmap to guide its work into the foreseeable future. In his introduction, Superintendent Michael Zinno stated that the 10-page plan extends from Jan. 1, 2026, to Dec. ...
TORONTO — The city’s new fire chief is no stranger to residents of the Gem City, having served the local fire department for 16 years. Oaths were administered to Ryan Boyd on Nov. 13, making the transition in leadership from former chief Bill Scheel official. Boyd had been named interim ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — After serving six years of serving city council, member Terra Butler attended her final meeting on Monday evening. Mayor Kathryn Thalman honored Butler for her service to the city during the meeting by making a proclamation in honor of Butler. “During her tenure as ...