Your trusted source for local Toronto, OH news, updated daily with the most important stories from your community.
Hancock County Superintendent of Schools Dan Enich has outlined a set of goals for the upcoming school year, which were approved by the county school board. The goals aim to enhance the educational experience and align with the district’s strategic vision. This decision reflects the board's commitment to improving local education.
City officials and residents in Toronto are mourning the loss of two long-time public servants, former mayor Bob Wilson and councilman Elsworth “Pickle” Graham. The city council held a meeting to express their condolences and honor the contributions of both men to the community.
Franciscan University of Steubenville is set to host its annual Homecoming Weekend from Friday to Sunday, featuring events such as a Household Life Mass and an Alumni Awards Banquet. The festivities aim to engage alumni and current students while fostering community spirit.
The Weirton Urban Bowhunters Association recently donated funds to four local organizations, generated from participation fees in Weirton’s annual controlled bow hunt. The contributions support the Community Bread Basket, the Salvation Army, the Greater Weirton Senior Citizens Center, and the Hancock County Schools’ Archery in Schools program. This initiative highlights community engagement and local support for various charitable causes.
Toronto city officials and residents honored the memories of two long-time public servants, former mayor Bob Wilson and former councilman Elsworth “Pickle” Graham, during a recent council meeting. The council approved resolutions of sympathy for their families, reflecting on the significant contributions both men made to the community.
James Hilton has been appointed as the new adult education director and grant writer for the Jefferson County Joint Vocational School. His contract was approved during a recent school board meeting, and he brings extensive experience in the field of education. The decision is expected to positively impact local adult education initiatives.
Local businesses in Steubenville celebrated the 87th anniversary of "The Hobbit" by hosting a fantasy-themed event called the "Hobbit Party and J.R.R. Tolkien Celebration." The event featured a variety of activities including crafts, literary discussions, and live music, making it a family-friendly occasion.
A sunny morning set the stage for the fourth-annual Suzanne Kresser Memorial 5-K Run and Walk in Steubenville, attracting over 100 participants of all ages. The event took place in Jim Wood Park, showcasing community spirit and support for local initiatives.
Local businesses in Steubenville hosted a vibrant ‘Lord of the Rings’ blowout to celebrate the 87th anniversary of "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien. The event featured a variety of activities, including crafts, literary discussions, and performances, appealing to fans of all ages. This community initiative underscores the cultural significance of Tolkien's work in the region.
Jefferson County voters will have the opportunity to decide on a proposed renewal and increase of a tax levy benefiting the Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority during the upcoming Nov. 5 general election. The proposal seeks to renew an existing 1.5-mill levy and add an additional 0.5 mills to support local transit services.