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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.
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.
The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded over $1.3 million to the Jefferson County Regional Airport Authority for the construction of a wildlife exclusion fence at the Jefferson County Airpark. This project aims to improve safety by preventing wildlife incursions into the airport's operational area.
The Federal Aviation Administration has allocated over $1.3 million to support the construction of a wildlife exclusion fence at the Jefferson County Airpark. The project aims to enhance safety by preventing wildlife from entering the airport's operational area. This funding is part of ongoing efforts to improve local infrastructure.
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.
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.
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. The event, held at Jim Wood Park, brought together individuals of all ages to honor the memory of Suzanne Kresser while promoting community engagement and healthy activities.
Jefferson County voters will decide on November 5 whether to renew and increase a tax levy benefiting the Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority. The proposed measure includes a renewal of an existing 1.5-mill levy with an additional increase of 0.5 mills. This decision will impact local public transportation funding and services.
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.