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Steubenville police arrested Joseph Mitchell, 30, for violating a protection order after he was found at a woman's home he was barred from. In separate incidents, police responded to a punctured tire complaint, a domestic dispute involving two mothers, and assisted a resident in distress regarding mental health issues. Multiple charges were filed, including drug paraphernalia possession.
Five parks in Hancock County will receive sunscreen stations to promote sun safety, with three already installed. The initiative, inspired by a similar program in Lewis County, aims to provide free SPF 30 sunscreen to visitors during the summer months.
Arkansas defeated UCLA 7-3 to eliminate the Bruins from the College World Series, powered by Wehiwa Aloy's contributions of a homer and a triple. Zach Root rebounded from a previous rough outing, pitching five strong innings to secure the victory. The Razorbacks now face LSU in a must-win situation to advance to the finals.
The Jefferson County Regional Airport Authority will conduct a special meeting on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the terminal building conference room. Additionally, Springfield Township Trustees have scheduled their 2026 budget hearing for July 7 at 7 p.m. Meanwhile, ODOT plans to close the eastbound U.S. Route 22 approach to the Veterans Memorial Bridge for resurfacing from Sunday evening to Monday morning.
The Steubenville-Weirton Amateur Radio Club will host its annual Field Day event on June 28 at Friendship Park, inviting the public to observe local operators set up communication equipment. A rally for the national "Day of Visibility" is planned for June 14, featuring speakers and honoring military and community service members. Additionally, a streets resurfacing project will commence in Steubenville, affecting several local roads.
The Dean Martin Hometown Festival returns to Steubenville this week, featuring a special reunion with the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The festival will host a telethon-style event on Saturday to honor Martin's legacy, with donations encouraged. Local businesses are also invited to sponsor a charity golf scramble on Friday morning.
Connie Mallone won the June Yard of the Month award in New Cumberland. Mayor Will White presented the award and a check, recognizing community efforts to maintain the town's beauty. The winning yard will display a sign until the next winner is announced in July.
The City of Weirton will launch a new summer concert series, allocating $25,000 for community events. The initiative aims to revitalize Friday night concerts, previously hosted by the local tourism organization, and attract visitors from neighboring areas. The first concert features The Fantasy’s and includes a food truck offering Mediterranean cuisine.
Brian Wilson, the iconic leader of the Beach Boys, passed away at 82, as announced by his family on social media. Wilson, renowned for his melodic genius and emotional depth, played a pivotal role in shaping the sound of summer anthems like "Good Vibrations" and "California Girls." His legacy as a musical innovator endures, influencing countless artists across generations.
Steubenville council members address complaints about overgrown grass on properties, emphasizing the need for a more efficient process to enforce city code. Law Director Costa Mastros insists that existing procedures must be followed to manage non-compliant property owners. Councilwoman Heather Hoover suggests exploring funding options to tackle persistent issues of neglected properties.