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A local initiative aims to assist victims of Hurricane Helene in Asheville, N.C., where the storm caused significant destruction. A local woman has taken the lead in organizing a drive to gather supplies for those affected, urging community members to contribute.
The Board of Public Works in West Virginia has received tentative utility tax assessments for the upcoming tax year, marking the beginning of the annual process to finalize property tax rates for large utilities. This meeting included key state officials such as Governor Jim Justice and Secretary of State Mac Warner. The assessments are crucial for determining tax obligations for utility companies operating in the state.
Bids are now being accepted for a significant improvement project at Marland Heights Park, which includes the construction of a restroom facility and lighting. The project, labeled as Phase 1, aims to enhance the park's facilities and has a pre-bid conference scheduled for today.
A resource fair organized by the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley will take place on October 8 in Wheeling, aimed at connecting local individuals and families with essential resources and services. The event is open to the public and will run from 10 a.m. to noon at Family Services.
Steve Williams, the Democratic nominee for West Virginia governor, is set to hold a town hall meeting in Wheeling, organized by the West Virginia Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers. The event aims to engage local educators and community members ahead of the gubernatorial election.
The Upper Ohio Valley Camera Club recently held its annual competition at Two Ridges Presbyterian Church in Wintersville, showcasing over 260 photos across 16 categories. Professional photographers served as judges, highlighting the talent within the community. This event underscores the club's role in promoting local photography and artistry.
Governor Jim Justice commended the West Virginia Legislature for passing some of his special session bills, while urging lawmakers to consider his proposal for a 5 percent personal income tax cut. During his weekly briefing at the State Capitol, Justice highlighted the progress made before the session's adjournment until next week.
Governor Jim Justice commended the West Virginia Legislature for advancing some of his special session bills before adjourning until the following week. He emphasized the importance of considering his proposal for a 5% personal income tax cut during his weekly briefing at the State Capitol.
Steubenville High School's International Thespian Society Troupe No. 5393 is set to perform its annual cabaret show, “A Night at the Tonys,” this weekend. The performances are scheduled for Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium, with tickets available online.
Police reports from Follansbee and Wellsburg detail charges against several individuals, including allegations of violations of protective orders and petit larceny. The article outlines incidents reported by local police, showcasing ongoing law enforcement activities in the area.