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November 9, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Close to 50 people attendance a special town hall meeting Wednesday evening in the Belmont County commissioners’ office with many expressi
May 11, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Belmont County commissioners decided to reinstate the volunteer program at the animal shelter after it was suspended for about five weeks, but elements of the decision do not sit well with some volunteers. Commissioner J.P. Dutton made the announcement during Wednesday’s meeting. This came after volunteers and former staff visited the […]
May 11, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE -- The Belmont County commissioners decided to reinstate the volunteer program at the animal shelter after it was suspended for about five weeks
May 4, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Belmont County commissioners are gathering information to help them decide the future of the volunteer program at the animal shelter, but v
April 27, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The future of the Belmont County Animal Shelter was discussed again Wednesday, with volunteers and former employees asking why the shelter
April 27, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The future of the Belmont County Animal Shelter was discussed again Wednesday, with volunteers and former employees asking why the shelter’s volunteer program is suspended. Belmont County commissioners also had more comments about plans to construct a new shelter building. Commissioner J.P. Dutton said new facilities have been a long time coming, […]
April 21, 2023
Following the decision to suspend the animal shelter volunteer program, the Belmont County Board of Commissioners’ office was packed with volunteers and former staff Wednesday. Former volunteer Aaron Apitzsch of St. Clairsville led the questions along with his wife, Jodi Apitzsch. He said they have made inquiries to the county in the past about why […]
April 20, 2023
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Following the decision to suspend the animal shelter volunteer program, the Belmont County Board of Commissioners’ office was packed wit