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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.
Voters in Ohio will decide on three critical seats in the state Supreme Court during the upcoming Nov. 5 ballot, amid a longstanding Republican majority. The elections are pivotal as Democrats aim to shift the court's current 4-3 Republican advantage. This contest is crucial for the future direction of legal interpretations in Ohio.
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.
Hancock County Schools Superintendent Dan Enich is outlining his goals for the upcoming school year during a recent meeting of the Hancock County Board of Education. The session, held at the John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center, focused on discussing and potentially acting on these goals.
City officials and residents in Toronto are mourning the loss of two long-time public servants, former mayor Bob Wilson and councilman Elsworth “Pickle” Graham. The city council held a meeting to express their condolences and honor the contributions of both men to the community.
Hancock County Superintendent of Schools Dan Enich has outlined a set of goals for the upcoming school year, which were approved by the county school board. The goals aim to enhance the educational experience and align with the district’s strategic vision. This decision reflects the board's commitment to improving local education.
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.
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.