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DeFelice Bros. fires up the oven again in Weirton after nine years
WEIRTON, W.Va. (WTRF) — You know DeFelice Bros. Pizza for their twice-baked crust, and for always having a heart on Valentine’s Day. But it hasn’t been known as an option for fans of Italian food in Hancock County—until now. You asked, and they delivered…DeFelice Brothers Pizza is back on Three Springs Drive in Weirton, complete […]
Low-Interest Loans for Multiple Southeastern Pennsylvania Counties After Flooding
People and businesses with property damage from last month’s flooding will be able to get low-interest loans from the SBA. The program covers homeowners, renters, private non-profits, and businesses in multiple counties around Southeastern PA
Historic Landmark in West Virginia is now an Airbnb
A historic landmark in West Virginia has been turned into an Airbnb. The Lucas Walter built in 1906 in Wellsburg has been turned into Arabian Nights LLC. Danielle D Thomas, owner of the historic home, said it has been a “dream come true to be able to be part of this Hallmark community and to […]
Wellsburg's Foundery Church to launch affordable clothing initiative, 'Kenny's Kloset'
WELLSBURG, W.Va. — The Foundery Church in Wellsburg will soon be opening a clothes closet called Kenny's Kloset to give back to the community. Kenny's Kloset was founded by Jay and Barbra Beatty of Wellsburg. This idea came to be when Barbra Beatty was "challenged" by a preacher to find something she was good at and apply it.
First surveying museum in the U.S. coming to Historic Fort Steuben
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (WTRF) — For just about every building you’ve ever been inside, you can thank surveyors for it being there. They’ve helped map out the country from its beginning, and after 250 years Steubenville is returning the favor. The very first surveying museum is coming to Historic Fort Steuben next year. The science of […]
Lack of uniform police policies in PA leaves differences in what is 'use of force'
When a police officer is accused of misconduct, including excessive force, taxpayers often foot the bill. Center Township in Beaver County paid nearly $1 million last year to settle a civil lawsuit following the Nov. 6, 2022, death of Industry man Kenneth Vinyard at the apparent hands of an off-duty local police officer...
Ambridge Area School Board potentially not renewing charter for Baden Academy
UPDATE: A previous version of this article included language that indicated that the hearing for Baden Academy's charter status would take place at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, May 8. Legal representatives for the school reached out to Beaver County Times reporters after publication to indicate that the district is in the process of rescheduling this date, so this information is not accurate. ...
History, tradition and powerful faith at the Ohio Valley’s National Day of Prayer commemorations
(WTRF) — Whether it’s part of your daily routine or something you rarely do, prayer continues to be a uniting force in a divided nation. It’s provided strength when our future looked the darkest, and today the Ohio Valley showed that it’s still one of our guiding lights. From the American Revolution to the Civil […]
Toronto community unites in prayer on National Prayer Day, honors first responders
TORONTO, Ohio — National Prayer Day events continued in Toronto on Thursday with a gathering at the town gazebo. Clergy of Crossroads North River Church, Riverview United Methodist Church and the Toronto First Methodist Church were all in attendance. Community members prayed for first responders, including the Jefferson County...
Scott Tady: Local music pairs with wine in Ambridge; Midland concert will get emotional
Culinary experts say Chardonnay pairs perfectly with salmon, Pinot Noir matches excellently with hearty pizza, and Rosé should be your go-to for cheeses. I'd add that any kind of wine pairs exquisitely with live music. They must feel the same way at Harkins Mill Wines in Ambridge, which rolls...
Wednesdays in Wintersville returns
WINTERSVILLE, Ohio — A village staple during the spring and summer months returned Wednesday evening with the first Wednesdays in Wintersville of 2024. It's an event for the community to come together and it features entertainment, food, and craft vendors. Organizer Joel John said each month has four main...
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