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wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky
WINTERSVILLE, Ohio — Cadiz Road in Wintersville will be getting a new look in the future thanks to funding that was secured by the village. The funding is something that village officials have been awaiting for some time. The Ohio Public Works Commission awarded Wintersville a little more than $1.9 million. The village will match a little more than $200,000, but it is looking at ways to offset that match. Additionally, there is a loan that the village is putting towards the project.
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wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky
FOLLANSBEE, W.Va. — The Follansbee American Legion doors are now locked following the storm that rolled through our area April 29. The storm caused significant damage to the front of the building, with the roof caving in and structural walls shifting, thus making the building unsafe. "I feel kinda sad because a lot of our veterans use this for a place to come every day to socialize with other veterans, and the camaraderie here is unbelievable,” Post 45 Commander Andy Hoggard said.
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wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky
Fri, May 9th 2025 at 3:15 PMUpdated Fri, May 9th 2025 at 3:15 PMA driver involved in a three-vehicle accident on U.S. 22 westbound near the Veteran's Memorial Bridge fled the scene but was later apprehended, according to the Brooke County Sheriff's Office. BROOKE COUNTY, W.Va. — A driver involved in a three-vehicle accident on U.S. 22 westbound near the Veteran's Memorial Bridge fled the scene but was later apprehended, according to the Brooke County Sheriff's Office.
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wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — As warmer days approach, residents are encouraged to enjoy the outdoors but remain vigilant about ticks, which can spread Lyme disease. Jefferson County Health Commissioner Andrew Henry highlighted the prevalence of black-legged deer ticks in the area, noting their potential to cause significant health issues despite their small size. "In 2024, Jefferson County had the most cases of Lyme disease out of any county in all of Ohio," Henry said.
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wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Cardinal Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, was selected to be 267th pope on Thursday and he is the first American to lead the Roman Catholic church. Franciscan University President Father Dave Pivonka said he was in the middle of mass when the news broke. As soon as mass was over everyone was saying, there is white smoke, there is white smoke, so it is an exciting time,” Pivonka said.
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