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The Order of AHEPA Hancock County Chapter No. 103 will conduct a gyro sale on September 11 from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m.

at All Saints Church in Weirton, with proceeds benefiting local nonprofits including the Salvation Army and the Upper Ohio Valley United Way. Pre-orders are accepted through Thursday by calling the church office or online at allstswwv. org. In a parallel effort, the American Legion Auxiliary Post 10 will hold a soup and sandwich sale starting at noon on the same day, featuring a variety of soups and sandwiches available for dine-in or carryout. Community meetings for the Brooke County Democratic Women and Jefferson County Democratic Women are also scheduled for September 11, encouraging local political engagement.

The Greater Weirton Senior Center will host an indoor rummage and bake sale on September 13, inviting vendors to participate for a fee of $15 per table. Proceeds from the sale of tables will contribute to the center's roof fund, emphasizing the importance of community support. These events reflect a strong local commitment to charitable causes and community building in the Weirton area.

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WLUs Nutting Gallery to present exhibition

West Liberty University's Nutting Gallery will host its inaugural exhibition of the 2025 season starting Wednesday, featuring the work of photographer Kelsey Nolin. The opening night, titled “Meandering Pause (The Farm),” is scheduled from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

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Franciscan University enrollment surges

Franciscan University of Steubenville reported a record enrollment of 1,227 new students, marking the largest incoming class for the 11th consecutive year. This surge contrasts with declining enrollment trends faced by many other universities. The new students include freshmen, graduate students, and transfers, attending classes both on campus and online.

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A.J. Thomas announces plans to step down as Brooke County commissioner in March

Brooke County Commissioner A.J. Thomas plans to resign effective March 1, citing family commitments and a belief that he has improved the county during his tenure. Elected in 2019, Thomas highlighted achievements such as balancing the budget, reducing property taxes, and investing in local infrastructure. He expressed his desire to remain involved in economic development after leaving office.