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Enich setting goals for Hancock’s school year

Hancock County Schools Superintendent Dan Enich has outlined his goals for the school year during a recent special session of the Hancock County Board of Education. The meeting took place at the John D. Rockefeller IV Career Center and included discussions on the superintendent's objectives for the district.

WMCC Youth Basketball signups under way

WMCC Youth Basketball League signups are currently open for children in kindergarten through sixth grade. The inaugural season is set to begin this winter, with different age divisions available for participants. Parents are encouraged to register their children at the Weirton Millsop Community Center.

Hancock school board reviews superintendent goals

The Hancock County school board approved a series of goals set by Superintendent Dan Enich for the upcoming school year. This decision reflects the board's commitment to educational improvement and accountability within the district.

Good weather, participation surround memorial 5-K

A cool and sunny morning marked the fourth-annual Suzanne Kresser Memorial 5-K Run and Walk, attracting over 100 participants in Steubenville. The event took place in Jim Wood Park and featured individuals of all ages navigating the Buena Vista Heights neighborhood. This community gathering celebrated both fitness and remembrance.

Weirton Parks continue with projects

The Weirton Parks Board is progressing with several improvement projects, including a proposed third phase of upgrades to the playground at Starvaggi Memorial Park. These initiatives were discussed during a recent meeting where Parks Executive Director Coty Shingle provided updates on the designs being developed by Game Time representatives.

Loan program discussion planned

An informational meeting on WesBanco’s New Markets Loan Program is set to take place on Tuesday, aimed at supporting individuals interested in starting or expanding their businesses but lacking sufficient capital. This innovative loan program focuses on stimulating economic growth and investment in underserved communities in Steubenville.

Cummings receives local installation

Bishop Darrell Cummings has made significant progress towards being fully installed as a bishop for a community in South Africa through the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World. Serving as pastor at Shiloh Apostolic Faith Assembly in Weirton and Bethlehem Apostolic Temple in North Wheeling, Cummings is now two-thirds of the way through the installation process. This local news highlights the bishop's commitment to his community and international service.

Weirton Parks continue with projects

The Weirton Parks Board is advancing several improvement projects, including a proposed third phase of upgrades to the playground at Starvaggi Memorial Park. During a recent meeting, Parks Executive Director Coty Shingle highlighted ongoing collaborations with Game Time for the design of these enhancements.

Local businesses host ‘Lord of the Rings’ blowout

Local businesses in Steubenville celebrated the 87th anniversary of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" by hosting a family-friendly "Lord of the Rings" blowout event. The second-annual Hobbit Party featured activities such as crafts, literary discussions, and live music, attracting numerous attendees. This celebration highlights the community's appreciation for literary culture and local engagement.

Department of Energy Selects Form Energy for $150M to Build Out West Virginia Battery Factory

The U.S. Department of Energy has selected Form Energy for an award negotiation of up to $150 million to support the construction of a battery factory in West Virginia. This initiative is part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and aims to enhance domestic battery manufacturing capabilities. The investment is expected to significantly impact local employment and energy storage technology.

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