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Weirton offers its thanks to all veterans

Weirton Mayor Dean Harris honored veterans during a Veterans Day ceremony at the Millsop Community Center. Harris reflected on his father's service in World War II, emphasizing the diverse motivations behind military enlistment, from duty to job training. The event concluded with a wreath presentation and a salute to fallen soldiers.

High school art exhibition begins today

The sixth-annual High School Student Art Exhibition opens today at the Summit Art Gallery in Weirton, showcasing student artwork from Brooke, Madonna, and Oak Glen high schools. The exhibit, themed "Lost and Found," runs until December 18 and features awards for outstanding student pieces.

Library announces upcoming events, activities

The Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County announces a range of events for the week of November 19-22, including jazz music, book clubs, and craft activities for children and teens. Notable highlights include a jazz trio performance and a special Build-A-Bear event in Toronto. Registration is required for several activities.

Wellsburg Christmas parade festivities moving and growing

The Wellsburg Christmas parade will take place at 10 a.m. on November 22, marking a shift to a new date and time under the Brooke County Area Chamber of Commerce. The parade will feature high school marching bands, floats, and a Christmas Market, with a theme honoring local veterans.

Toronto Council updated on amphitheater plans

Toronto Council received an update on plans for an amphitheater at the former Cooper Hardware site. Mayor John Parker announced that the city aims to create a venue for summer concerts, with initial funding secured from the Charles and Thelma Pugliese Foundation and county grants.

Ohio State stays atop the CFP rankings

Ohio State remains the top team in the College Football Playoff rankings, as confirmed in the latest release on November 12, 2025. The decision sparked discussions regarding Indiana's placement at No. 2, just ahead of Texas A&M. The top three teams—Ohio State, Indiana, and Texas A&M—maintained their positions following the Week 2 rankings.

Acton up over Ramaswamy in gubernatorial poll

A Hart Research poll shows Democrat Dr. Amy Acton leading Republican Vivek Ramaswamy by one point in the Ohio gubernatorial race, with Acton at 46% and Ramaswamy at 45%. This close result, within the poll's margin of error, indicates a competitive election ahead.

Freshman Amir Jenkins getting the full experience at WVU

Freshman guard Amir Jenkins prepares for a significant college rivalry game as WVU hosts Pitt. Jenkins, who reclassified to enroll early at WVU, aims to contribute despite early struggles in his performance. His decision reflects a growing trend among high school athletes seeking early college experiences.

Guest columnVeterans Day A unifying day for America

Veterans Day serves as a reminder for Americans to honor those who served in the military. The guest column emphasizes the importance of recognizing veterans' sacrifices throughout the year. It highlights a personal experience of celebrating a veteran's 100th birthday, reinforcing the unifying significance of the holiday.

Tomlin No long-term concerns about Rodgers after loss in LA

Mike Tomlin expressed confidence in Aaron Rodgers' ability to recover from a poor performance in the Steelers' 25-10 loss to the Chargers. The Steelers struggled on third downs, converting only 21% in recent games, prompting Tomlin to emphasize the need for better offensive execution.

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