Cheers & Jeers
CHEERS to the Great Stone Viaduct Historical Education Society and Bellaire Public Library for again providing a Winter Lecture Series. The events are both informative and entertaining.
JEERS to word that the first round of winter weather last week led to a few traffic accidents. Drivers must remember to slow down and exercise caution.
CHEERS to Martins Ferry police Sgt. Beth Scales upon her retirement. In her 31 years of service to the city, she has made a positive impact on the lives of residents of all ages.
JEERS to a forecast that calls for single-digit temperatures next week. Remember to bring pets inside or provide adequate shelter and fresh water so that they are protected from the bitter cold.
CHEERS to Belmont County Tourism Council for providing another round of GAP grants for nonprofits in the region. Applications are available now and can be found online or at the office in the Ohio Valley Mall.
CHEERS to EQT Corp. for funding the purchase of a plasma cutter for Bellaire High School’s metal shop. The new equipment will enhance efforts to prepare students for the workforce.
CHEERS to Belmont County WIC for finding a new, more accessible location in Bellaire on Belmont Street without having to pay more for rent.
