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The health of health care kicked off the 12th annual Washington County: State of the Economy event on Thursday morning. And the man approaching the tee – appropriately and not surprisingly – was Brook Ward, president and CEO of Washington Health System. Ward opened the program by explaining and supporting the pending merger of WHS, […]

Northern Ireland coffee chain Bob & Berts has opened in Strabane as it announced long-term ambitions to grow to 100 sites.

Fr Brendan McCarron of the St Patrick’s Missionary Society was laid to rest in the society cemetery, having passed away peacefully on Sunday, February 11, in the St Patrick’s care unit in Kiltegan.

A West Virginia woman, who is accused of selling a deadly batch of fentanyl to a man in Wheeling before he traveled to Washington County where he ingested the drugs and died, was ordered to stand trial on all charges in connection with his death nearly a year ago. Jenna Marie Hastings is accused of […]

Petrol and diesel prices in Northern Ireland are continuing to tick up, while home heating oil prices have declined in the last week, according to the Consumer Council.

A West Virginia woman, who is accused of selling a deadly batch of fentanyl to a man in Wheeling before he traveled to Washington County where he ingested the drugs and died, was ordered to stand trial on all charges in connection with his death nearly a year ago. Jenna Marie Hastings is accused of […]

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said “common sense has prevailed” after a decision not to prosecute him for walking with the Bloody Sunday families to court.

Andrew McDonald from the Fund

The £2m Bay Road bridge over the city's Penny Burn opens to the public later this year

Pledge to invest €600m on North dual carriageway upgrade is welcomed by crash victims’ families and pressure groups