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Of the 3,515 recipients, 93 are Black; 59 are Hispanic or Latino; 35 are Asian or Pacific Islander; 33 are Native American; and 18 are Jewish.

Thoughts offered by Mike Petrella can serve as a reminder about the importance your outlook can have. “Positivity spreads, prosperity spreads,” the local

STEUBENVILLE — Tired of hearing people say there’s nothing good happening in Jefferson County, nearly a dozen local leaders stepped up to the podium Tuesday

For decades, Korean War veteran Fred B. McGee's family has been fighting to get their hero the medal he was promised but didn't receive. 

Despite recommendations from a number of officers, it would take Fred McGee until after his death in 2020 for McGee's actions to be fully recognized.

STEUBENVILLE — Still looking for a solution to its meter problem, Jefferson County Water and Sewer District has proposed leasing a new system. Supervis

The National Defense Authorization Acts give officials until Oct. 1, 2024, to determine if at least five soldiers are eligible for the Medal of Honor.

Highlights include a Cape Symphony concert with Broadway actors, Hispanic art and music, a cranberry day, a jazz stroll, and a soup kitchen benefit.

Highlights include concerts by Cape Symphony and others, a Yule for Fuel fundraiser, "The Nutcracker," the Enchanted Village, and a ukulele show.

April 18, 1872: The Herald and Tribune lamented, “A pound of sugar was recently returned to the store at which it was purchase (sic) with a polite note stating that it contained too much sand for table use and of enough for building purposes. Does any Jonesboro’ sugar dealer plead guilty?” The Herald and Tribune was, and still is, a newspaper published in Jonesborough, which was spelled that way on the masthead in 1872, as it is today. However, it was spelled as both Jonesboro an...