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President Trump indicated a potential temporary pause on auto tariffs, which could significantly impact the U.S. auto industry. The auto sector is awaiting clarity on the duration and specifics of this pause.
The Steubenville City Council has approved emergency legislation for the purchase of a new ambulance to be delivered in 2028, despite concerns from Councilman Royal Mayo about the timing and financial implications. Fire Chief Carlo Capaldi emphasized the necessity of placing the order early to secure a spot in the production queue, while other council members supported the decision based on consultation with grant writers. The council ultimately voted 6-1 to proceed with the purchase, amending the price to $330,000 to allow for potential equipment adjustments.
West Virginia Northern Community College (WVNCC) and West Liberty University have signed a new transfer agreement aimed at facilitating easier transitions for students between the two institutions. The "Thundering Hilltoppers Program" guarantees admission for WVNCC graduates with a GPA of 2.0 or higher and enhances collaboration through joint events and resources. This initiative seeks to strengthen educational pathways and community ties within the Wheeling area.
Steubenville Police responded to various incidents on Monday, including a vehicle striking a home and a dispute involving thrown rocks. Officers also dealt with issues related to homelessness, parking violations, and public disturbances, demonstrating their active involvement in community safety. The reports highlight a range of local concerns that affect residents’ daily lives.
The Dean Martin Hometown Festival will return to Steubenville from June 12-14, celebrating the legacy of the beloved entertainer with a variety of events. Attendees can expect music, entertainment, a charity golf scramble, and a 5K run/walk, culminating in a parade themed "Celebrate Dean Martin." This festival not only honors Martin's contributions but also supports local charities and brings together fans from across the globe.
The Weir softball team swept a doubleheader against rival Brooke, winning 8-0 and 8-3, improving their season record to 12-4. Eliza Utt shined on the mound, securing both victories and contributing offensively, while Brooke struggled to find momentum, remaining winless at 0-17. The games were played under challenging weather conditions, but Weir’s strong performance sets them up for upcoming matches in Tennessee.
Bradley and Deborah Liston of Wellsburg will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary on April 12, 2025. They were married in 1970 at the Wellsburg United Pentecostal Church, officiated by the bride's father, the late Rev. L.C. Porter. The couple plans to celebrate with family members.
Bradley and Deborah Liston of Wellsburg will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary on April 12, 2025. The couple, married in 1970 at the Wellsburg United Pentecostal Church, will gather with family to mark the occasion.
Domenica Boisvert and Todd Parker announced their engagement, as revealed by their parents, William and Diann Schmitt, and Todd E. and Jennifer Parker. Boisvert, a registered nurse in critical care transport, is the daughter of Fred and Jen Boisvert from Southeast Florida. The engagement marks a significant milestone for both families.
The 23rd-ranked West Virginia University men’s basketball team will face Kansas State today at 6 p.m. in Bramlage Coliseum. This matchup comes as Kansas State struggles in the season, offering WVU an opportunity to capitalize.