Ace Parsi Begins Campaign for West Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District
Democratic candidate Ace Parsi is stepping up his campaign for West Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District, sharing his priorities and vision as he seeks a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives ahead of the upcoming election.
TCL Specialties Pauses Marshall County Chemical Plant Project
Construction at TCL Specialties’ chemical manufacturing facility in Marshall County has been temporarily suspended as the company undergoes internal restructuring. Officials say crews remain on site and work is expected to resume soon.
Marshall County Back-to-School Fun Fair Draws Large Crowds
Families filled the John Marshall Field House for the 26th annual Back-to-School Fun Fair, where students received school supplies and other resources before the new school year. Organizers said long lines continued even after the event’s scheduled ending time.
Steubenville Bakery Expands Business Hours
Steubenville Bakery, a longtime local favorite that has served the community since 1937, is expanding to five days a week. Owner Matt Belardine said the change is aimed at better serving loyal customers.
Brooke County Renews Funding for Route 2/I-68 Authority
Brooke County commissioners approved a $4,000 contribution to the West Virginia Route 2/I-68 Authority for another year. While some residents questioned the expense, county leaders said the organization helps keep transportation projects moving at the state and federal levels.
DeWine: No Planned Immigration Raids in Springfield
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says federal officials have assured the state there are currently no plans for immigration enforcement raids in Springfield, despite speculation following changes to Temporary Protected Status for Haitian nationals.
Hancock County Man Charged With Embezzling Youth Baseball Funds
A Hancock County man is facing felony embezzlement charges after investigators say more than $11,000 was taken from the Oak Glen Junior Baseball and Softball organization. Authorities allege the money was used for personal expenses after the organization’s treasurer admitted to the theft.
Shadyside Lawsuit Ends With Confidential Settlement
A lawsuit involving Shadyside’s former village administrator and a former councilman has been resolved. The case stemmed from a previous menacing by stalking charge, with both sides agreeing to keep the settlement details confidential under a non-disclosure agreement.
Hancock School Board Hears Concerns Over Counselor Staffing
Parents and community members voiced concerns to the Hancock County Board of Education over plans to operate with six certified school counselors, raising questions about student support services heading into the new school year.
Morrisey Announces $1.8 Million for Follansbee Water Upgrades
Gov. Patrick Morrisey visited the Northern Panhandle this week to announce more than $1.8 million in funding for water system improvements in Follansbee following recent issues at the Hooverson Heights Water Treatment Plant.
New ‘West Virginia’ Landmark Unveiled in Moundsville
During his visit to Marshall County, Gov. Patrick Morrisey also unveiled a new “West Virginia” sign at Riverfront Park in Moundsville, commemorating the city’s founding and adding a new landmark along the riverfront.
