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1 month 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...

1 month ago | heraldstaronline.com | Linda Harris

Apr 5, 2025 By LINDA HARRIS Staff writer STEUBENVILLE — The Jefferson County commissioners renewed funding Thursday for a stream debris removal program — key to protecting wildlife at the new Hellbender Preserve, which will celebrate its grand opening April 26. Aaron Dodds, project manager for the Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District, said the program is aimed at protecting the Hellbender habitat by eliminating debris and log jams that cause flooding and damage roads, properties and...

2 months ago | heraldstaronline.com

STEUBENVILLE — Having expanded its scholarship program to include non-traditional students, the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors Club is helpi

2 months ago | heraldstaronline.com

STEUBENVILLE — Deena Riley and James Lash are excited for their first year as chairs of the Ohio Valley Health Center’s annual gala. Riley, an X-ray te

Feb 11, 2025 | heraldstaronline.com

Buckeye Local 7th grade girls basketball team captured the BMC small school championship on, Jan. 29 with a victory over Linsly. The members of the championship