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Philoptochos Taking Bake Sale Orders

The Weirton All Saints Greek Orthodox Church Women’s Society, Philoptochos, is now accepting pre-orders for its Holiday Bake Sale featuring a variety of Greek pastries. This annual event allows the community to enjoy traditional treats such as baklava, honey cookies, and walnut cake, emphasizing the cultural significance of Greek culinary traditions in Weirton.

Hancock County Commission Offers Thanks to Former BDC Board Members

The Hancock County Commission expressed gratitude to two former members of the Business Development Corp. of the Northern Panhandle Board of Directors during their recent meeting. This acknowledgment underscores the importance of community engagement and representation in local governance.

Hancock County Shop With A Cop co-chair named

Deputy Chance Weyand has been appointed as the new co-chair of the Hancock County Shop With A Cop program, taking on significant responsibilities in this community initiative. Known for its positive impact on local youth, the program aims to foster relationships between law enforcement and children during holiday shopping events.

Historic Fort Steuben Prepares for a Joyful Holiday Celebration

Historic Fort Steuben is gearing up for the holidays, marking its 10th year of creating a festive atmosphere in Steubenville. Director Judy Bratten emphasizes community involvement in enhancing the holiday experience. The transformation of the fort into a winter wonderland is set to delight residents and visitors alike.

Light Up Night Fundraiser Supports Oak Glen High School Media Program

The Oak Glen Alumni Association held a successful fundraiser, "Light Up the Bear Night," raising $1,000 to support the media production program at Oak Glen High School. This annual event highlights community involvement and the importance of local educational support.

Leader in Me program at Creek

The Leader in Me program at Indian Creek Middle School is empowering students to develop leadership skills and community involvement through various organizations. The initiative will be highlighted during the school's first Club Day, emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community.

Ohio football playoff matchups are set

Ohio's high school football playoff matchups have been finalized following the conclusion of the regular season, as announced by the OHSAA. Five local teams ranked within the top 16 in their respective regions, signaling a competitive postseason ahead. This article highlights the key developments and local implications of the playoff pairings.

FEMA Deadline Fast Approaching for Storm-Affected Residents

Residents affected by the severe storms on April 11 and 12 are urged to apply for assistance from FEMA before the fast-approaching deadline of November 2. The article emphasizes the urgency for local residents to act quickly to access vital federal aid.

Winston throws 3 TD passes as Browns stun Jackson, Ravens 29-24 to end 5-game losing streak

Jameis Winston led the Cleveland Browns to a stunning victory over the Baltimore Ravens, throwing three touchdown passes and ending a five-game losing streak. His decisive 38-yard pass to Cedric Tillman in the final minute secured a 29-24 win, marking a significant turnaround for the team. This thrilling game exemplified Winston's leadership and the Browns' resilience.

Steubenville Clerk Assaulted by Customer Over Fuel Pump Dispute

A clerk at the Speedway in Steubenville reported an assault by a customer over a fuel pump misunderstanding. The incident highlights ongoing issues related to customer interactions in local businesses, drawing attention to the safety of service employees in the area.

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