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Franciscan University of Steubenville has been recognized as the 28th best university among Midwest institutions in the latest U.S. News and World Report's 2024-25 Best Colleges Guidebook. The university maintains its status among the top tier of Ohio's colleges, reflecting its commitment to education and community impact.
State Route 67 between College Street and State Route 88 will be reduced to one lane from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Wednesday due to tree trimming operations along power lines. Traffic will be managed by flaggers, and drivers are advised to slow down and expect delays.
Mingo Junction Police Chief Willie McKenzie III has requested the Village Council to consider reallocating funds to purchase an additional cruiser for the department. He noted the department's strong morale and recent addition of a third full-time officer, alongside a healthy budget.
Local students observed the Ohio justice system firsthand when the Seventh District Court of Appeals conducted oral arguments at Steubenville High School. This event provided students with a unique opportunity to witness legal proceedings in action, enhancing their understanding of the judicial process.
Local students had the unique opportunity to observe the Seventh District Court of Appeals as it conducted oral arguments in the Steubenville High School auditorium. This event provided students with firsthand insight into the workings of the Ohio justice system and highlighted the importance of civic engagement in the community.
Steubenville City Council has postponed action on a crucial sinkhole project for one week, delaying the final reading of legislation necessary for moving forward with engineering plans related to the CSO 12 elimination project. This decision impacts the old Weirton Steel property and involves City Manager Jim Mavromatis.
Voters in Ohio will decide on three critical seats in the state Supreme Court during the upcoming Nov. 5 ballot, amid a longstanding Republican majority. The elections are pivotal as Democrats aim to shift the court's current 4-3 Republican advantage. This contest is crucial for the future direction of legal interpretations in Ohio.
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.
Ohio voters will be tasked with deciding on three Supreme Court seats in the upcoming November election, a pivotal moment as Republicans aim to solidify their 40-year control of the court. The current composition is a slim 4-3 majority in favor of Republicans, making this election crucial for both parties.
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.