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Cove Presbyterian Church in Weirton is set to host the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra’s woodwind quintet on Saturday, featuring a selection of patriotic and holiday music. The concert is free to the public, with a voluntary donation collected for community benefit. This event highlights local cultural engagement and community spirit.
An ongoing investigation has been launched following a structure fire on the 100 block of Elmer Avenue, reported late Monday night. Witnesses described hearing an explosion shortly before the fire engulfed the building, prompting immediate action from local officials.
The Brooke County Commission has discussed plans for replacing the Market Street Bridge and expressed interest in establishing a haunted attraction and family entertainment center in the area. This initiative aims to enhance local tourism and community engagement. The discussions highlight critical developments for the region’s infrastructure and recreational opportunities.
The comment period on Hancock County Schools' proposed hemp policy is ongoing, allowing community members to provide feedback. Adjustments to the policy were discussed during the county Board of Education's meeting on October 15, highlighting the school's commitment to public input in policy-making.
Attorney General Patrick Morrisey opened the Governor's Energy Summit with a strong energy agenda, emphasizing his commitment to combating federal overreach and reducing regulatory burdens if elected governor. His remarks, aimed at energy industry leaders, highlight the importance of state-level energy policies in shaping the future of West Virginia's energy sector.
Steubenville police reports detail a recent shoplifting incident at Wal-Mart that led to the arrest of a driver and his passenger. Joshua Sponaugle, 40, was charged with possession of drugs and had an outstanding felony warrant, while his passenger, Demetria Yost, 45, was also implicated. The article provides important local law enforcement updates relevant to the Weirton area.
Four candidates are vying for the council seat representing Weirton's Ward 5 in the upcoming municipal elections scheduled for November 5. This election will result in a new representative for the ward, impacting local governance beginning January 1. The race highlights the importance of community involvement in local politics.
In a tumultuous period for the U.S. Congress, six lawmakers share their personal experiences, highlighting the challenges and frustrations faced while navigating a chaotic political landscape. The article sheds light on the reasons these legislators continue to serve, despite the difficulties. It offers a unique perspective on the current state of governance in America.
The Hancock County Board of Education addressed concerns regarding the West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency (PEIA) during a recent meeting. Co-president Melanie Donofe of the Hancock County Education Association urged the board to support a resolution that would call on state officials for assistance. This highlights ongoing issues related to public employee benefits in the region.
Deputy Chance Weyand has been appointed as the new co-chair of the Hancock County Shop With A Cop program, taking on significant responsibilities in this community initiative. Known for its positive impact on local youth, the program aims to foster relationships between law enforcement and children during holiday shopping events.