The educational programs offered in schools need to adjust and adapt to current times. » Full Story

It should matter to most people that they have enough pride in themselves and their work that they would not be ashamed to sign their name to their product. » Full Story

For a man who relished the moniker “Prince of Darkness,” columnist Robert Novak led a professional career that was about light, shedding it upon the shadowy recesses of Washington’s power corridors... » Full Story

Jefferson Community College has been around in one form or another for 40 years, but it’s taken a big step toward providing its services throughout Eastern Ohio with the development and opening of... » Full Story

With the nation not entirely willing to open the door to a federally run health care system, it appears there’s the chance that cooler, more intelligent, heads are beginning to surface in the... » Full Story

Through the years, county fairs have been a constant reminder of a way of life that is focused on the simple values: Family, friends, hard work and having fun together. » Full Story

ArcelorMittal Weirton is celebrating a milestone with an employee appreciation picnic today: 100 years of steelmaking at Weirton.

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Concern is growing in communities in Jefferson County, where pit bull attacks have been numerou. » Full Story

While the Jefferson County Air Park struggles to find innovative ways to finance projects aimed toward economic development in a region that sorely needs assistance, the federal government is tossin... » Full Story

People grieve in different ways.

In the case of people killed in traffic accidents, some loved ones opt to construct a roadside memorial to honor and remember their family member. » Full Story