The Hancock County Savings Bank Charitable Foundation recently celebrated its 25th year by awarding over $100,000 in grants to numerous Tri-State area charitable organizations, including Aim Women’s Center, Brooke Hancock Family Resource Network, Chester Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Chester-Newell Fish Foundation,…
Samuel Joseph DeCapio Jr, 57, of New Cumberland, passed away at his home on Saturday, January 4, 2025, after a hard-fought battle with cancer. Sam was the son of Samuel J. (Norina) DeCapio Sr, of New Cumberland, and Charlotte (Terry)…
The New Cumberland City Council meeting scheduled for tonight (Jan. 6) has been rescheduled to Wed. Jan. 8 at 5 p.m.
James Sosack of Irondale passed away at home on Saturday, January 4, 2025, after several health issues. Jim, who is 65 years old, was born in East Liverpool on September 12, 1959, to the late George Sosack Sr. and Alice…
Weirton, WV – The Summit Art Gallery, located within the Top of West Virginia Convention and Visitors Bureau at 243 Three Springs Drive, Suite 1, Weirton, WV, is proud to announce the opening of its latest art exhibition, “Something Old,…
The $5 million grant awarded to the College of St. Joseph the Worker has sparked concern about subverting the legal process required by the Water Development Authority. While three cabinet secretaries’ signatures were required on the grant application, one,…
William “Rainey” Grimes, 57, of Weirton, passed away Friday January 3, 2025. He was born on July 3, 1967 in Weirton, the son of the late James and Bonnie (Backus) Grimes. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by…
Oak Glen High School’s Lions Club Scholar for January 2025 is Sam Wright. Sam is the son of Steve and Heide Wright. Sam resides in Chester, WV with his parents, brother Matthew and sister Gracie. Sam is a member of…
West Virginia’s Journey of Progress:Reflecting on the Past, Embracing theFutureby Senate President/Lieutenant Governor Craig P BlairAs I spent time reflecting during the holidays, I thought a great dealabout how we never know what roads life will lead us down. When…
Controversy has surrounded the news that a Steubenville-based college has received a $5million matching grant from the West Virginia Water Development Authority. The College of St. Joseph the Worker combines a liberal arts bachelor’s degree with instruction in one…