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Holiday race will support diaper assistance program

The Dashing for Diapers Holiday 5K in Steubenville will support a diaper assistance program, allowing community members to contribute to a vital cause while enjoying a festive run through the Steubenville Nutcracker Village. Scheduled for December 14 at Historic Fort Steuben, all proceeds will directly benefit the local program aimed at assisting families in need.

Holiday race will support diaper assistance program

The upcoming Dashing for Diapers Holiday 5K will take place on December 14 in Steubenville, supporting the Jefferson County General Health District's diaper assistance program. This event invites community members to participate in a festive run/walk through the Steubenville Nutcracker Village, with all proceeds directed towards helping families in need.

Festival fundraising, city funds focus at Follansbee Council

The Follansbee Christmas in the Park Committee recently distributed funds raised from the annual festival during a Follansbee Council meeting. Discussions included the allocation of these funds to the Follansbee R.E.A.C.H. Program, highlighting the community's effort to support local initiatives.

Hancock County Schools Trying to Attract Mechanics

Hancock County Schools are actively seeking to fill mechanic vacancies due to a shortage in the district. School officials are exploring innovative solutions to attract qualified mechanics and reduce reliance on outsourcing for maintenance services. This initiative reflects a growing concern over staffing in essential roles within local educational institutions.

Hancock County Schools Trying to Attract Mechanics

Hancock County Schools are actively seeking qualified mechanics to fill current vacancies, addressing a growing concern raised by school officials and board members. Efforts are underway to develop solutions for these staffing challenges, which have resulted in outsourcing for mechanic services.

Festival fundraising, city funds focus at Follansbee Council

The Follansbee Christmas in the Park Committee allocated funds raised during the festival at a recent Follansbee Council meeting, highlighting the community's involvement and support for local programs. Bill Secrist, the committee's co-chairman, presented the donations to the Follansbee R.E.A.C.H. Program, showcasing the positive impact of community fundraising efforts.

Hancock Commission supports fire grant, Shop with a Cop program

Hancock County Commissioners have approved two significant requests to bolster local emergency services, including $7,511.43 for the New Manchester Volunteer Fire Department to secure an Assistance to Firefighters Grant. The support reflects the Commission's commitment to enhancing community safety and emergency preparedness.

Nutcracker Village opens to lights and cheers

The 2024 Steubenville Nutcracker Village opened to an enthusiastic crowd, marking its 10th anniversary with the unveiling of ten new life-size nutcrackers. The event filled Fourth Street with lights and celebrations, bringing the total display to 210 nutcrackers throughout the city. This annual celebration highlights the community's festive spirit and local culture.

Nutcracker Village opens to lights and cheers

The 2024 Steubenville Nutcracker Village officially opened with a vibrant ceremony that saw cheers from the crowd as city officials illuminated Fourth Street. To commemorate its 10th anniversary, the village introduced 10 new life-size nutcrackers, bringing the total to 210 displayed throughout the area. This festive event not only enhances local holiday spirit but also draws attention to the cultural significance of the village.

Gingerbread contest winners receive sweet rewards

The Christmas on Main Street Gingerbread Contest in Weirton has successfully concluded, with winners recently recognized for their creative and festive gingerbread creations. This annual tradition continues to grow, contributing to the local holiday spirit and community engagement.

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