BARNESVILLE — Village officials learned recently that the pool at Memorial Park was experiencing a number of issues ahead of its planned opening for the season. Village Administrator Roger Deal informed council of the issues during a meeting held May 19, saying that despite a new panel ...
T-L Photo Amy Pelligrini of St. Clairsville, left, is the winner of the Autism Awareness Digital Contest for The Times Leader. The contest ran in April, and we thank all those who participated. Pelligrini is being awarded a $50 gift card from The Center of Music and Art in Wintersville, the ...
EAST PALESTINE — U.S. Rep. Michael Rulli (R-Salem) demanded an investigation into what he called the Biden Administration’s “mishandling of the East Palestine train derailment and toxic chemical burn” following the release of internal Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) emails ...
FLUSHING — When is a concert more than just a concert? When it’s also an enormous farm-to-table barbecue, complete with specialty cuts of beef raised right on the property combined with whiskey pairings, camping and tours of the farm. All of that happens this week, with the second ...
WHEELING — The July 4 holiday might be called Independence Day, but Oglebay Park Resort isn’t limiting the festivities to just one 24-hour span. The resort announced on Tuesday a four-day schedule for its annual “Salute To Patriotism” event that will be held at various sites around ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Police Chief Matt Arbenz is embarking on an effort to create a new task force. Arbenz, along with representatives of the Cumberland Trail Fire District, recently attended a weeks-long program to become Rescue Task Force certified. He told city council Monday that the St. ...