DAYTON – Unfortunately all dreams come to an end at some point. Such was the case Thursday afternoon for the dream season that the Union Local girls basketball team enjoyed this winter. The Jets gave Cincinnati Purcell Marian all it wanted and then some before running out of gas in a 59-43 ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The city commended one of its police officers Monday for quick action in saving a woman’s life. During Monday’s St. Clairsville City Council meeting, Police Chief Matt Arbenz described the situation in which Officer Justin Work found himself. “On Jan. 29 this year ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Belmont County is preparing to meet the needs of job seekers and employers alike with the upcoming Ohio Valley Job Fair, but the workforce shortage is making an impact. Mike Schlanz, workforce supervisor of Ohio Means Jobs of Belmont County, said the job fair is set for ...
BELLAIRE — As a seemingly typical guy who had no real plans after graduating high school, Christian Carter Fields took a few courses at the University of Akron. But the Bellaire native soon determined he wanted more. He found it in the U.S. Army, when what seemed like it would be a three- ...
BELMONT — People from across the Ohio Valley came out to show their support for The People’s Convoy on Friday as it passed through Belmont County. Residents lined the overpasses that span Interstate 70, holding signs, flags and banners while waiting for the convoy to make its way through ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Eastern Ohio’s major role in the energy sector was highlighted last week during the Ohio Oil and Gas Association’s annual meeting. The three-day event included workshops, a trade show, receptions, an awards ceremony, panel discussions and a keynote address by Ohio ...
