Hit Show, winner of multiple graded stakes since he captured the then-Grade III West Virginia Governor’s Stakes one year ago, ...

The families of two local women who lost their battles with cancer are helping those who are facing the disease through a ...

Michael T. Benson, the new president of West Virginia University, stopped by WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center this week as ...

The Sycamore Youth Center has announced the return of Jerica Brown’s empowering “She Rises” program. An expanded schedule has ...

In recognition for its role in the founding of the 35th state to join the Union, on June 20, 1863, members of the Ohio Valley ...

Richmond resident Gina Judy was named the Steubenville Art Association’s featured artist for the month of August. Judy has ...

It was mid-80s, a little humid and partly cloudy, but a great day for the first day of fall camp for West Virginia. Rich Rodriguez went out for his first practice of the 2025 season as the 36th coach ...

The 2025-26 high school sports season began Wednesday with the opening of the high school golf season. Steubenville Big Red battled St. Clairsville in its season opener in a nine-hole match at ...

A festival favorite, retro live karaoke, returns to downtown Steubenville for Friday’s First Friday on Fourth. The Harmonium Project’s Marc Barnes said it’s their sixth-annual karaoke competition.

With the start of public school just two weeks away for some counties, parents doing their back-to-school shopping will once again benefit from West Virginia’s annual sales tax holiday. Gov. Patrick ...

Non-union employees of the City of Weirton may soon see an adjustment in their pay scale. Members of Weirton Council, and other city officials, convened in a work session Wednesday evening to discuss ...

An organization that represents personal injury attorneys in West Virginia said Wednesday that a new report calling the state a “lawsuit inferno” is all smoke and no fire. In a press release Wednesday ...