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After 75 years, Raymond Gilbert’s journey home is nearly over
STEUBENVILLE — He left for war more than 75 years ago and never made the journey home. On Nov. 14, 1st Lt. Raymond Banker Gilbert finally will return to Steubenville, the hometown he left behind...
Local news briefs
From emergency access during Veterans Memorial Bridge closures to the future of the condemned Fort Steuben Mall, this today's local briefing looks at issues affecting the Ohio Valley. Emergency vehicl...
Rivals unite for a Spooky Bowl built on inclusion
WINTERSVILLE — Kettlewell Memorial Stadium will set the stage for the Fourth Annual Unified Sports Spooky Bowl matchup as Indian Creek High School hosts Edison on Oct. 30. The inclusive flag football ...
Halloween 2026: Trick-or-treat times and events across the Ohio Valley
STEUBENVILLE — The countdown to Halloween is underway, and communities throughout the Ohio Valley are preparing for a variety of frightfully fun activities. While most municipalities have schedu...
Aubiel brings classroom experience to new CES role
STEUBENVILLE — Shannon Aubiel is drawing on her experience working with students to help youth and adults find their place in the workforce through the Jefferson County Board of Developmental Disabili...
The Ohio Valley Current launches with a mission to keep local news close to home
STEUBENVILLE — Local journalism is finding a new way forward, and a new digital publication is working to make sure the stories that matter to the Upper Ohio Valley continue to be told. The Ohio Valle...
A little Jane Austen comes to downtown Steubenville
STEUBENVILLE — For one October evening, downtown Steubenville will trade modern dance moves for English country dances as the city's ballroom scene takes a step back into the world of Jane Auste...
Color us gone: 10 fall escapes within a few hours
STEUBENVILLE — A tank of gas, a free day and a good pair of walking shoes may be all Ohio Valley residents need to find some of autumn’s best scenery. From waterfalls tucked into wooded go...
Jefferson County commissioners signal interest in potential SableCore data center
STEUBENVILLE — A potential artificial intelligence data center in Jefferson County has received an initial expression of interest from county commissioners, but significant questions remain abou...
Business briefs
Weirton hospital plans $35 million in projects WEIRTON — WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center is planning two major projects totaling about $35.1 million: a $20.1 million cancer center and a $15 ...
The stories behind the scores
I walk through Union Cemetery in Steubenville nearly every day now. I started taking those walks last year, when I was still working for Ogden Newspapers, splitting my time between the Wheeling Intell...
Local briefs
Fundraiser established for local man seriously injured in pedestrian crash HAMMONDSVILLE — A local man is facing multiple surgeries and months of recovery after being struck by a vehicle Saturda...
Where the past meets possibility: Downtown's transformation takes shape
STEUBENVILLE — Downtown Steubenville is being recast, one block at a time. Along Market Street, buildings that stood vacant for years are coming down. On Fourth Street, new businesses are openin...
More miles for your money? What the gas tax holiday means
STEUBENVILLE — For drivers in Steubenville and throughout Jefferson County, Ohio’s gas tax holiday could mean keeping a few extra dollars in their pockets each time they fill up. How much ...
Familiar artist brings King's message to Steubenville mural
STEUBENVILLE — A familiar artist is leaving another mark on Steubenville, this time transforming a wall along Martin Luther King Boulevard into a tribute to the civil rights leader whose name the stre...
TAKING A BITE OUT OF CRIME
TAKING A BITE OUT OF CRIME — Students in the criminal justice and animal science management programs at Jefferson County Joint Vocational School viewed a presentation by Sgt. Rob Cook of the Steubenvi...
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