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FEMA Announces $648 Million in Grants for Firefighters and First Responders Nationwide

WASHINGTON — Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced Monday that it is making $648 million available through three major grant programs designed to help...

‘Demented’ Horror Show! Cloak & Dagger Mid-Season Finale Set for Saturday in Weirton

WEIRTON, W.Va. - The Ohio Valley Cloak & Dagger Company will present the mid-season finale of its “Cloak & Dagger On the Air” series...

Public Session on Market Street Bridge Replacement Set for Today

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio - Residents interested in proposals for replacing the Market Street Bridge will have one more opportunity to attend a public information session...

Ohio SNAP Users to See New Security Step

OHIO - Beginning tomorrow, Ohio residents using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program cards will be required to unlock their cards before making online or out-of-state...

Wheeling Man Faces Drug Charges After Traffic Stop on Wheeling Island

WHEELING, W.Va. — A Wheeling man was arrested on drug charges Monday morning after a routine traffic stop led officers to discover methamphetamine inside...

Bellaire Public Library to Offer Free Summer Meals for Youth

BELMONT COUNTY, Ohio - The Bellaire Public Library will once again provide free summer meals for children and teens through the SUN Meals Summer...

Strong Turnout Fuels Successful First Guernsey County Marathon

CAMBRIDGE, Ohio - The inaugural Crossroads Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5K drew an impressive crowd Saturday, May 16, signaling a strong start for what...

Public Information Sessions Planned for Proposed New Market Street Bridge

The first of two public information sessions regarding proposals for a new Market Street Bridge will take place today in Follansbee. The meeting is scheduled...

Registration Open for 2026 Cambridge Safety Town Program

CAMBRIDGE, OHIO — A long-running community program focused on keeping kids safe is returning this summer as the Pilot Club of Cambridge announces its...

Alpha-gal Syndrome Now a Reportable Condition in West Virginia

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Department of Health has officially designated Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) as a reportable condition, marking a significant step in...
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