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The "Bandits" article highlights the themed "Fall Festival," the final First Friday on Fourth festival of the season, featuring autumn activities suitable for all ages. Attendees enjoyed craft and food vendors, musical performances, trick-or-treating, and a car smashing fundraiser. The event aimed to engage the local community in festive activities as the season changes.
Rev. Ashley Steele reflects on her 14 years of service at the Urban Mission in Steubenville, highlighting her experiences and contributions as she transitions to a new role at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Her departure marks the end of a significant chapter for the mission and the community it serves.
The "Bandits" article from The Herald Star highlights the final First Friday on Fourth festival of the season, themed "Fall Festival," which featured autumn-themed activities, craft vendors, musical acts, and a car smashing fundraiser. The event aimed to engage the local community with fun activities for all ages, including trick-or-treating for children.
Early in-person absentee voting for the upcoming Nov. 5 general election in Jefferson County will commence on Tuesday at 8 a.m., as announced by Bob Gale, director of the Jefferson County Board of Elections. Voters who have requested absentee ballots will start receiving them in the mail on the same day. This information is crucial for residents preparing for the election.
A Newell convenience store manager, Hamdan Alhawshabi, entered a guilty plea concerning the sale of tobacco, alcohol, CBD, and THC products to underage individuals. Hancock County Magistrate Ralph Fletcher expressed hope that Alhawshabi learned from this incident as part of a plea deal that prohibits him from selling these products in the future.
A proposal is set to be presented to Weirton Council to reduce the city's Police and Fire Service Fee from its current rate of $75 for residential assessments. While some officials express concerns about the proposal's approval, it aims to alleviate financial burdens for residents.
Manufacturing Day was recognized in Brooke County as local business leaders emphasized the significance of the manufacturing sector in the community. The event aimed to showcase opportunities in manufacturing for young adults entering the workforce, highlighting the role of local businesses in economic development.
The Steubenville Social Security Office is set to remain at its current location for at least another decade, following a vote by the Jefferson County Commissioners to advance a lease renewal proposal. This decision, made during a closed-door meeting, highlights the ongoing commitment to maintaining essential services in the community.
Wintersville Council discussed a proposed continuous 5 mill levy for the village's police department, following a resident's support during a recent meeting. The council also addressed potential penalties for water customers who do not comply with meter replacement efforts.
Supporters and labor leaders gathered at a rally in Steubenville, Ohio, urging residents to vote "yes" on Issue 1 in the upcoming November 5 election. The panel, primarily composed of local labor leaders, articulated the reasons they believe the passage of Issue 1 is vital for Ohioans.