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Power outage planned

Mon Power plans a power outage affecting 154 customers outside Wellsburg on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., with a rain delay to Thursday. The outage will impact areas including Saddle Club, Pierce Run, and McKinleyville roads. Residents should prepare for potential disruptions during this time.

RSVP speaks to womans club

Marti Leak from RSVP of Jefferson County addressed the Wintersville Woman’s Club, detailing the volunteer opportunities available for seniors aged 55 and older. The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program collaborates with various local nonprofits and schools to support community needs. Interested individuals can contact Leak for more information on volunteering.

High tea, anyone?

The Toronto Moulin Rouge Red Hat group held a high tea event at member Rebecca Jones' home on May 20, 2025. The gathering celebrated the group's leaders and included various members across multiple rows, highlighting community engagement.

Hayes heading to national welding championship in June

Jefferson County Joint Vocational School senior Waylon Hayes qualified for the Project MFG National Welding League Championship set for June 5-6 at Ferris State University. He is one of 24 students nationwide competing for a $10,000 prize after excelling in two qualifying rounds that involved fabricating projects like a scale model tank. Hayes aims to further his welding career after graduation, having gained valuable experience at the JVS.

Heritage Place apartment tenants take some legal action

Tenants at Heritage Place in Steubenville have petitioned a judge to appoint a receiver due to ongoing neglect by the property’s management, which has led to multiple service shut-offs. The tenants report systemic issues, including lack of heat and hot water, prompting legal action to ensure the facility's maintenance and payment of bills. A hearing is scheduled for Thursday.

Hulus Prison Break reboot to film in Moundsville and Wheeling

Hulu’s reboot of “Prison Break” will film its pilot in Moundsville and Wheeling in June, seeking extras to portray prisoners. The production, from 20th Television, marks a notable return for the series and aims to capitalize on the region's filming locations.

PREP ROUNDUPS

The Weir High baseball team defeated Elkins 8-3 in the Class AAA Region 1 tournament, avoiding elimination. The Red Riders will face either Fairmont Senior or Grafton in another elimination game on Thursday. Indian Creek baseball and Catholic Central also secured wins, while the Indian Creek softball team was eliminated by Philo.

Big Red keeps fighting, walks-it-off over St. C

Big Red secured a dramatic 6-5 walk-off victory against St. Clairsville, with Myles Cooper hitting a two-run single in the seventh inning. Despite a challenging fourth inning where they conceded five runs, Big Red maintained their composure and rallied in the final frame. Coach Fred Heatherington praised his team's resilience, highlighting their growth ahead of the tournament.

Designated open container area pitched in Toronto

Local business owners in Toronto proposed a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) to allow open alcohol containers during a planned wing festival on July 5. The initiative aims to enhance the festival experience and promote economic development in the city's business district. City officials will consider the proposal, which could alleviate the need for special event permits.

Wheeling Symphony wrapping up season Thursday with community choir and return of an old friend

The Wheeling Symphony Orchestra will conclude its season with a concert featuring a community choir, celebrating 95 years of music. The performance, supported by a Wheeling Heritage grant, will showcase local talent and include a new piece by West Liberty Professor Matthew Harder. Tickets start at $19, and the event aims to honor the community and look forward to the orchestra's future.

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