The community should join the religious and Franciscan University of Steubenville community next weekend in celebrating the 50 years since university Chancellor the Rev. » Full Story

The cooler temperatures of the past several days should be turning homeowners’ thoughts toward the even colder days to come. » Full Story

Recent vandalism at some city parks is unfortunate. » Full Story

There are few high school football programs in the state of Ohio — make that the United States — that can compare with the tradition, success and mystique of those at Steubenville and Massillon... » Full Story

While President Barack Obama deserves some degree of praise for saying he won’t make a decision on the war in Afghanistan based on the mood of Congress, he must be clear on just what he is using to... » Full Story

It’s oddly fitting that the David Letterman extortion/confession and the arrest of an accused stalker in the ESPN Erin Andrews case came to light within a day of one another. » Full Story

Look around, the signs are everywhere.

Pink ribbons and pins, hats and wristbands and even commemorative walks and events are all signs that Breast Cancer Awareness Month is upon us. » Full Story

If the Senate is bent on cap-and-trade legislation as much as the House was in July, the issues of more costly power and the impact that will have on heavy industry will be coming home to roost in... » Full Story

The upcoming flu season promises to have impact, vaccines notwithstanding. » Full Story

It was an evening of football, fun, food and business Thursday at the Franciscan University of Steubenville as the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Jerome Bettis, retired NFL running... » Full Story