When Rhonda Stubbs sat down to calculate the number of children A Child’s Place Court-Appointed Special Advocates has served since it was established 25 years ago, she was surprised by the total. She discovered that as of 2025, the year of its silver anniversary, the nonprofit group has ...
After 32 years of service, Ohio Department of Transportation’s Belmont County transportation administrator Dave Shafer is calling it a day. Shafer said that he decided to retire fairly recently. “I decided actually in late fall that I was going to leave at the end of this year,” he ...
Historic Fort Steuben’s Holiday Market closed for the season this weekend, but area residents can still enjoy many features of Steubenville’s Nutcracker Village through Jan. 9. Visitors from around the country were in town to see the more than 200 life-sized nutcrackers spread ...
An online auction of Oglebay Park Resort and Wilson Lodge’s surplus items will take place at Joerpyleauctions.com at 6 p.m. today. Auctioneer John Powell said that because Oglebay is a public entity it isn’t able to just give any vehicles away. “They have to dispose of the auction ...
RAYLAND — Buckeye Local Jr./Sr. High School is taking the term “farm to table” to new heights by establishing its own sustainable venture to supply freshly grown produce through its new hydroponics system. The BLHS FFA and junior high building are housing three commercial-grade ...
Ohioans could soon be able to get needed prescriptions from a pharmacist, rather than a physician. A new bill, House Bill 629, would expand the practice of licensed pharmacists, allowing them to prescribe and dispense medications for some minor and self-limiting conditions. Sponsors say ...
