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2 weeks ago | 
heraldstaronline.com | Warren Scott
Apr 5, 2025 By WARREN SCOTT Staff writer WINTERSVILLE — Upcoming road work and efforts to remove trash from many areas of the village were among matters discussed by Wintersville Council Thursday. Village Administrator Jesse Kosegi noted the village last year received a quote of about $68,000, below the $75,000 required for the municipality to seek bids, for the paving of multiple streets and should begin work in the near future. He also advised 2,100 pounds of sealant has been ordered, for...
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1 month ago | 
morningjournalnews.com | Warren Scott
Feb 26, 2025 STRATTON — While drivers should expect some delays as they approach the tunnel at state Route 7 north of Stratton, the tunnel itself isn’t expected to be removed for some time.
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2 months ago | 
morningjournalnews.com | Warren Scott
STRATTON — Drivers on state Route 7 in the Stratton area should expect delays, albeit short ones, as crews work on dismantling the tunnel over the highway adjacent to the former W.H. Sammis Power Plant. The Ohio Department of Transportation has announced north- and southbound traffic in that area will be stopped for 15-minute periods three or four times a day between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
capito.senate.gov | Warren Scott
U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., has secured $10,269,000 in funds through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for major upgrades to the city’s wastewater treatment system.
The project will include upgrades to the city’s wastewater treatment plant and pump stations serving the downtown area and Hooverson Heights and the separation of combined sanitary and stormwater sewer lines.
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Jul 1, 2024 | 
capito.senate.gov | Warren Scott
Efforts to renovate a deteriorating building on the city’s Town Square have received a boost in the form of federal funds issued through the Small Business Administration.
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May 16, 2024 | 
wvnews.com | Warren Scott
FOLLANSBEE — An official with Empire Diversified Energy discussed ongoing efforts and plans to develop more than 800 acres of property once owned or occupied by local steel mills during Wednesday’s meeting of the Follansbee Chamber of Commerce.
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Mar 30, 2024 | 
heraldstaronline.com | Warren Scott
By WARREN SCOTT Staff writer STEUBENVILLE — More than 100 area residents set out on an approximately 7-mile trek from downtown Steubenville to Wintersville Friday as a reminder of the spiritual meaning of Easter.
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Mar 9, 2024 | 
heraldstaronline.com | Warren Scott
WELLSBURG — A Wellsburg man has joined his wife in a criminal case in which the two have been accused of causing the death of nearly a dozen snakes. Austin L. Slider, 23, of 2244 Marianna St. has been charged with cruelty to animals in Brooke County Magistrate Court, where his case is pending. Both he and his wife, Mary J. Slider, 24, have been accused of leaving 11 snakes and five geckos unattended in their unheated home for more than two weeks in February. City Police said they were called on Feb.
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Oct 28, 2023 | 
heraldstaronline.com | Warren Scott
Oct 28, 2023 By WARREN SCOTT Staff writer STEUBENVILLE — Graduates of Eastern Gateway Community College now have an opportunity to obtain bachelor’s degrees for less cost and without leaving this area, thanks to an agreement signed Friday by EGCC President John Crooks and David Decker, president of Franklin University. On Friday, the two announced the 121-year-old Columbus-based university will offer EGCC graduates online courses needed to earn a four-year degree at a discount of $100 per...
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Oct 20, 2023 | 
heraldstaronline.com | Warren Scott
By WARREN SCOTTStaff writerTORONTO — On Nov. 7, voters in the city’s 1st Ward will be asked to choose from two candidates for a seat representing them on Toronto Council. They are Clark J. Crago of 611 East Fernwood Drive and Maureen Howard of 1411 Madison Ave. Bob Bertram, the city’s current 1st Ward councilman, has chosen not to seek re-election. Crago has been the chief and director of operations at the TEMS Ambulance District since its inception in 2002.
