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Wintersville Council discussed a proposed continuous 5 mill levy for the village's police department, following a resident's support during a recent meeting. The council also addressed potential penalties for water customers who do not comply with meter replacement efforts.
The article provides updates on community events, including a meeting of the Veterans Service Commission of Jefferson County and initiatives by local McDonald's restaurants to support schools in the Ohio Valley. These briefs offer valuable information for residents looking to engage with local happenings.
A Eucharistic Rosary Rally is set to take place at Follansbee Park, organized by the St. Anthony Church Altar and Rosary Society. The event, titled “Faith and Freedom,” will occur at 2 p.m. on Sunday, featuring a motorcade procession to the church afterward.
A proposal is set to be presented to Weirton Council to reduce the city's Police and Fire Service Fee from its current rate of $75 for residential assessments. While some officials express concerns about the proposal's approval, it aims to alleviate financial burdens for residents.
The Ohio Valley District of the National Association of Colored Women’s Club is hosting a breast cancer awareness brunch on October 12 at Mount Carmel Community Baptist Church in Steubenville. This event aims to raise awareness and support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, featuring a keynote speaker and opportunities for community engagement.
Madonna High School has announced the candidates for its 2024 homecoming court, featuring a diverse group of students competing for the titles of homecoming king and queen. The announcement highlights the school's community spirit and engagement. This event is anticipated to foster school pride and participation among students and families.
In a recent vice-presidential debate, Tim Walz and JD Vance engaged in a substantive discussion on policy while simultaneously targeting each other's running mates. The debate took place against the backdrop of heightened concerns over a potential regional conflict in the Middle East. Both candidates aimed to solidify their campaign positions during this pivotal moment.
A political forum is scheduled for Monday at Steubenville High School, providing residents with an opportunity to engage with local candidates and discuss issues on the upcoming Nov. 5 ballot. The event, organized by the Ohio Valley Business and Professional Women’s Club, will start at 6 p.m. with a meet-and-greet session.
Follansbee and Wellsburg police have made several recent arrests, including charges against Cody L. Dennis for violating a protective order and Connie L. Fletcher for tampering with pipes. These incidents reflect ongoing local law enforcement activities, highlighting issues of public safety in the community.
A $5,000 donation from Williams, a prominent energy infrastructure company, is enhancing the educational resources for welding and heavy equipment students at the Utica Shale Academy. This contribution, announced by Superintendent Bill Watson, marks the second time the academy has received support from Williams.