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Dozens discuss how to end homelessness locally

A recent meeting of the Coalition on Housing and Homelessness in Jefferson and Harrison Counties brought together about two dozen individuals and organization representatives to discuss strategies for preventing and ending homelessness in the local area. The event underscored the growing concern for homelessness as a pressing community issue. This collaborative effort aims to address the root causes and implement effective solutions to support affected individuals.

Preliminary hearing against former Hancock County deputy pushed back another month

A preliminary hearing for former Hancock County sheriff’s deputy Patrick Hoder has been delayed for another month. This decision follows a joint motion from both sides to allow Hoder's defense attorney to review evidence related to felony child pornography charges.

It’s Halloween on Cloak & Dagger

Cloak & Dagger On the Air is a well-established local anthology series in Weirton, West Virginia, preparing for its annual Halloween show, a much-anticipated event in the community. The Top of West Virginia Convention and Visitors Bureau plays a significant role in promoting this festive occasion. This year's show promises to deliver the same engaging storytelling that has entertained audiences for years.

W.Va. makes right choice on Williams

West Virginia lawmakers recently honored the late Hershel “Woody” Williams by passing a resolution to place his statue in the U.S. Capitol, recognizing his significant contributions to the state and the nation. This decision reflects the state's commitment to honoring local heroes and preserving their legacies.

Breast cancer awareness the topic of women’s clubs event

The article highlights a Breast Cancer Awareness event organized by the Ohio Valley District of the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs, aimed at educating local women about breast cancer and the importance of testing. The event, which took place in Steubenville, marks its second annual gathering, emphasizing community support and health awareness.

State awards SVRTA nearly half a million in grant funding

The Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) has received nearly half a million dollars in state grant funding, which will support its operational costs and capital improvements. This announcement, made by Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio's Department of Transportation, will benefit Ohio's urban transit agencies.

Form Factory 1 ready for expansion

Form Energy is set to expand its Weirton-based manufacturing facility, Form Factory 1, just weeks after initiating trial production. The expansion signifies the company's commitment to scaling up its high-volume manufacturing capabilities, following the construction of the facility that began in May 2023.

Follansbee festival offered early Christmas shopping

The Follansbee Christmas in the Park festival provided local residents with an early opportunity for holiday shopping while supporting community causes. The two-day event featured various vendors offering food and holiday decorations, enhancing the festive spirit in the area. This event not only promotes local businesses but also fosters community engagement.

Breast cancer awareness the topic of women’s clubs event

The article highlights a recent event hosted by the Ohio Valley District of the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs aimed at raising breast cancer awareness among local women. The event emphasized the importance of testing and education for better health outcomes and featured participation from various women’s clubs in the area.

Breast cancer awareness the topic of women’s clubs event

The Ohio Valley District of the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs hosted a Breast Cancer Awareness Brunch in Steubenville, educating local women about the importance of breast cancer testing for improved outcomes. The event aims to raise awareness and promote proactive health measures within the community.