The Catholic Central boys’ basketball team picked up a big win on a big night for the program. Catholic Central built a double-digit advantage in the second quarter against Jefferson County rival ...

St. Clairsville celebrated senior night on Friday, but visiting Harrison Central tried to spoil the festivities. The Red Devils, with just three players cracking the scorebook, knocked down all but ...

The Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Hall of Fame’s 21st class is taking shape. The first two members of the Class of 2025, who will be inducted during the annual ceremony at WesBanco Arena on Aug. 9 ...

These past few weeks have been tough for folks in the Weirton area. The ongoing water issues have pretty much taken much of our attention. Since we live on Weirton Heights, we are still under a boil ...

As you look through the pages of the first installment of our annual Progress Edition that is inside today’s paper, you will find a real sense of optimism — a great deal of which is being driven by ...

After selling cookies and other treats from her home for a number of years, Sarah Phillips decided to make the leap to a brick-and-mortar bakery and has committed to it full time. Phillips is owner of ...

Aaron Call has been promoted to vice president of Ohio operations by OHM Advisors, an architecture, engineering and planning firm. A native of Mingo Junction, Call has been instrumental in shaping the ...

So, today is Groundhog Day. It’s one of the lesser-celebrated holidays of the year, unless, of course, you happen to live in Punxsutawney, Pa. Then, it’s a celebration unlike any other. I know this ...

Students at Jefferson County Joint Vocational School had their moment to shine during the annual Spotlight on Skills event on Jan. 14. Pupils in auto collision, automotive service technology, ...

Roger “Cookie” Wallace passed, a longtime friend I met through his brother, Richard “Dick’ Wallace, who was a Brooke County school bus driver who listened with encouragement about my aspiration to be ...

More than a dozen city streets are slated for resurfacing, with the work being paid for with revenue collected from Steubenville’s .7 percent income tax. City Engineer Mike Dolak earlier this week ...

Heritage Place tenants who haven’t had wall-to-wall heat since at least the first of December have asked Jefferson County Common Pleas Judge Joseph Bruzzese to find the owners and their management ...