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Two separate cases of child neglect in Brooke County were addressed by Judge Ronald Wilson, leading to significant sentences. Candace Gampolo received a 1 to 15-year prison term after being convicted on drug possession charges. The cases highlighted critical local issues surrounding child safety and welfare.
Sentences were ordered in a Brooke County child neglect case involving two individuals, including Candace Gampolo, who was sentenced to one to 15 years in prison for possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. The cases were adjudicated by Judge Ronald Wilson in the 1st Judicial Circuit Court, highlighting serious issues of child neglect in the region.
Urban Mission Ministries Inc. is organizing a coat giveaway to help keep the community warm as winter approaches. Set for Monday and Tuesday, the event will provide essential clothing items to individuals in need. This initiative highlights the organization's commitment to supporting the local population during the colder months.
A new data dashboard from the Ohio Secretary of State’s Office provides valuable insights into early and absentee voting statistics as the November 5 general election approaches. This initiative aims to enhance public access to vital voting information, allowing voters to make informed decisions.
Junior high classes have commenced at Utica Shale Academy for the 2024-25 school year, welcoming about 25 students from grades 7 to 9. This expansion brings the total enrollment to approximately 130 students, highlighting the academy's innovative blended learning approach for grades 7-12.
The Indian Creek Board of Education (ICBOE) approved agreements for the development of a Community Innovation Center during its meeting on October 18, 2024. This project, in collaboration with North Canton-based Sol-Harris/Day Architecture, marks a significant step forward in enhancing educational resources in Mingo Junction.
Staff from TEAM Ford Wellsburg, dressed as "Ghostbusters," entertained children during the Follansbee Chamber of Commerce’s Trunk or Treat event, providing a fun atmosphere and distributing candy from a customized Ectomobile. The event attracted many local families, showcasing community engagement and festive spirit.
The Jefferson County Regional Airport Authority reaffirmed its commitment to constructing a new taxiway at the Geary A. Bates Jefferson County Airpark, as federal funding deadlines approach. This decision was made during the board's regular meeting, following discussions with FAA representatives. The project is crucial for improving local airport infrastructure.
The article advocates for support of a mental health levy in Jefferson County, encouraging residents to vote yes on issue No. 34. This 0.5-mill replacement levy, costing approximately $18 annually for each $100,000 of property value, aims to enhance mental health and recovery services in the community.
Pittsburgh-based AVIO Industries utilized a state-of-the-art tethered drone to power wash the seven-story Tower building in downtown Steubenville. The cleaning operation, led by Justin Melanson, is expected to conclude on Friday. This article highlights a unique local initiative showcasing modern technology in urban maintenance.