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The Weir High School Class of 1967 will gather for a luncheon at 11:30 a. m. Wednesday at Basil’s Sports Bar and Grill, inviting all classmates and their spouses. The United Way of Jefferson County is hosting the fifth-annual Suzanne Kresser Memorial 5K Run/Walk on Saturday at Jim Woods Park in Steubenville, with a $25 entry fee for adults and $15 for students. St.

Paul’s Christian Mothers will hold their Autumn Glory Card Party at 2 p. m. on Sept. 28, providing a social gathering for community members. The Weirton Heights Church of Christ will conduct a fall gospel meeting from Oct.

5-10, featuring speaker David Kinney, who will discuss various topics related to faith and scripture. The meetings will kick off with Bible classes and worship sessions on Oct. 5, highlighting the church's commitment to community engagement. These events reflect the active involvement of locals in fostering community spirit and support for diverse causes. For more information about the 5K, participants can register at runsignup.

com or call (740) 284-9000.

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