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Early in-person absentee voting for the upcoming Nov. 5 general election in Jefferson County will commence on Tuesday at 8 a.m., as announced by Bob Gale, director of the Jefferson County Board of Elections. Voters who have requested absentee ballots will start receiving them in the mail on the same day. This information is crucial for residents preparing for the election.
Manufacturing Day was recognized in Brooke County as local business leaders emphasized the significance of the manufacturing sector in the community. The event aimed to showcase opportunities in manufacturing for young adults entering the workforce, highlighting the role of local businesses in economic development.
The Steubenville Social Security Office is set to remain at its current location for at least another decade, following a vote by the Jefferson County Commissioners to advance a lease renewal proposal. This decision, made during a closed-door meeting, highlights the ongoing commitment to maintaining essential services in the community.
Wintersville Council discussed a proposed continuous 5 mill levy for the village's police department, following a resident's support during a recent meeting. The council also addressed potential penalties for water customers who do not comply with meter replacement efforts.
Supporters and labor leaders gathered at a rally in Steubenville, Ohio, urging residents to vote "yes" on Issue 1 in the upcoming November 5 election. The panel, primarily composed of local labor leaders, articulated the reasons they believe the passage of Issue 1 is vital for Ohioans.
A Weirton man, Jordan Lee Pager, is facing first-degree murder charges following the fatal shooting of his girlfriend. The case was recently transferred to circuit court after a preliminary hearing determined there was probable cause for the charges.
A Eucharistic Rosary Rally is set to take place at Follansbee Park, organized by the St. Anthony Church Altar and Rosary Society. The event, titled “Faith and Freedom,” will occur at 2 p.m. on Sunday, featuring a motorcade procession to the church afterward.
The Ohio Valley District of the National Association of Colored Women’s Club is hosting a breast cancer awareness brunch on October 12 at Mount Carmel Community Baptist Church in Steubenville. This event aims to raise awareness and support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, featuring a keynote speaker and opportunities for community engagement.
A Weirton man, Jordan Lee Pager, faces serious charges, including first-degree murder, after allegedly shooting his girlfriend. The case has been sent to circuit court following a hearing where probable cause was established. The incident has significant implications for the local community and reflects ongoing issues of violence.
A proposal is set to be presented to Weirton Council to reduce the city's Police and Fire Service Fee from its current rate of $75 for residential assessments. While some officials express concerns about the proposal's approval, it aims to alleviate financial burdens for residents.