WEIRTON – Area residents had an opportunity to travel the world Saturday, sampling the music, food, and cultures from a dozen nationalities. The Festival of Nations drew crowds to the Millsop Community Center for a day-long celebration of the melting pot of the Ohio Valley “I welcome ...
FOLLANSBEE — A grant from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection is helping the city to pursue the demolition of multiple structures that have been deemed dilapidated. That includes four buildings on the city's building enforcement committee for which the city's building enforcement committee will open bids, at a special meeting to be held at 4 p.m. Monday at the City Building. They are houses at 1014 Clifton St., 1216 Curtis St. and 218 Main St. and Follansbee American Legion Post 45's headquarters at 998 Main St. The post home has been closed since last ...
MARTINS FERRY — It’s that time of year again: the Discovery Toys Easter basket program is hopping along. Discovery Toys consultant Pat Marcum said she retired in 2013 and later discovered Discovery Toys, which she believes is a great organization. “It’s a wonderful company that sells ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Get your appetites ready for the St. Clairsville Main Street Small Business Association’s third annual chili cook-off on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Participating businesses will host local chili makers, and attendees will be able to vote for their favorite. Each ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The late Mayor Robert Vincenzo was honored by the Sunrise Rotary Club with a memorial bench. Vincenzo’s family, friends and colleagues gathered at Memorial Park on Thursday evening to honor the longtime mayor. The bench will sit just above the third-base line at the ...
WEIRTON – Members of the Weirton Traffic Commission focused much of their meeting Thursday on speed and safety concerns along Weir Avenue, following recent reports of a pedestrian being struck by a vehicle in the area recently. “I've had numerous complaints of speeding,” noted Ward 4 ...
