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Jefferson County Commission seeks answers after missing out on major grant funding
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — Jefferson County Commissioners have been expressing their disappointment after several parts of the county missed out on Appalachian grant funding. These grants are putting $500 million into Ohio’s 32 Appalachian counties and Jefferson County only was granted funding for one project. Commissioner Eric Timmons...
Pair of local school districts among those receiving funds from state program
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced Wednesday $88 million for several Ohio school districts as part of the Appalachian Community Innovation Centers Program. The Indian Creek Local School District will be receiving a little more than $6.5 million, which will go towards a new 14,000 square foot facility at Hills Elementary school. This will add a walk in health and mental health clinic and day treatment programs, new space for an alternative school, Ohio Means Jobs services, and life skills training.
Jefferson County hosts 'Let's Educate' to discuss education and training opportunities
HARRISON COUNTY, Ohio — The Jefferson County Community Action Council hosted "Let’s Educate," a session at Wallace Lodge at Sally Buffalo Park in Cadiz on Wednesday. The event was an opportunity to learn about educational and training opportunities from schools and employers, as well as financing your education.
Decision made on who will run for Rulli’s state senate seat
Republican Party officers from the three counties encompassing Ohio's 33rd State Senate District have decided on a candidate to run in November to replace Mike Rulli who resigned to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Cadiz Business Association announces new events and stores to boost local engagement
CADIZ, Ohio — The Cadiz Business Association spoke about some of the events coming in the next few weeks that are designed to attract people to the area with activities where they can experience the community and the businesses it offers. "We're very fortunate that we have a subcommittee...
Lisbon water disruption planned Thursday morning
Some homeowners and businesses in Lisbon may not have running water on Thursday morning. Mayor Peter Wilson has announced that before construction work on the new Grant Street Bridge can begin, existing utility lines need to be moved or replaced. On Thursday, June 13, a new temporary water line will...
Michael Rulli wins Ohio 6th District special election, takes Bill Johnson's seat
Voters have picked Republican State Sen. Michael Rulli of Salem Township in Columbiana County to be the next congressman for the 6th Congressional District. With all precincts reporting, Rulli won nearly 55% of the votes, 32,627 to 27,062, in all 11 Ohio counties in the district, according to the Ohio Secretary of State....
Steubenville's Belleview Park pool closing just Wednesday for leak test
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Steubenville City Manager Jim Mavromatis announced at Tuesday night’s city council meeting that the Belleview Park pool will be closed on just Wednesday. This is to have a leak test conducted on the pool to determine if it has any leaks. On Sunday, for Father’s...
Steubenville Library's pride displays see calmer reactions this year, officials say
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — This time last year, the pride month displays at the Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County were a big topic of discussion from people on both sides of the table. This year displays seem to be getting a different reaction. Public relations coordinator Jenn...
$7 million for sewer upgrades in Hancock County
HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) – The West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council (WVIJD) announced $40 million in funding for sewer and water projects throughout the Mountain State. Several areas of Hancock County will be receiving nearly $7 million in grant funds from this project including the City of Weirton, Tomlinson Run PSD and the […]
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