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Bishop Darrell Cummings is nearing full installation as a bishop for a South African community through the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World. He currently serves as the pastor at Shiloh Apostolic Faith Assembly in Weirton and Bethlehem Apostolic Temple in North Wheeling. This milestone reflects Cummings' growing influence and dedication within the religious community.
Jefferson County voters will cast their ballots on November 5 to determine the fate of a proposed tax levy renewal and increase for the Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority. The measure seeks to renew an existing 1.5-mill levy while adding an additional 0.5 mills for enhanced transit services.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A Steubenville man, Chad Allen Keyser, has been charged with DUI causing death following a fatal accident on May 3, where his vehicle struck a utility pole, resulting in the death of his passenger. The charge has significant local implications, highlighting ongoing issues related to impaired driving in the area. Keyser's case is currently pending.
Family resource centers in Brooke and Hancock counties have received a significant financial boost, with Aetna Better Health donating $50,000 to each center to support their services for local children and families. This funding aims to enhance community support and outreach efforts, addressing critical needs in the region.
A federal grant of $115,000 aimed at enhancing police services in Wintersville was awarded, alongside discussions on council attendance at meetings. Mayor Mike Petrella praised Village Administrator Jesse Kosegi for his efforts in securing the grant, highlighting its significance for local law enforcement.
Weirton residents had the opportunity to hear from mayoral candidates during a forum hosted by the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce. The event featured three of the four candidates vying for the position, allowing for direct engagement with the community.