Ice rink at Franciscan Square opens for the season

Weirton, WVLocal News

Steubenville's ice rink at Franciscan Square has officially opened for the winter season, inviting residents to enjoy outdoor skating. This year, the rink has introduced exciting new features to enhance the skating experience for visitors. Initially installed as a permanent fixture in November 2023, the rink has quickly become a cherished winter destination for the community. In its first season, it attracted more than 10,000 skaters, indicating its popularity and impact on local winter activities. The rink serves not just as a recreational site but also as a hub for community gathering and engagement during the cold months.

Local families and friends can enjoy skating together, promoting a healthy lifestyle and community spirit. As temperatures drop, the rink stands ready to welcome both seasoned skaters and newcomers alike. Residents are encouraged to bundle up and take part in this seasonal delight at Franciscan Square.

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