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While area residents watched and waited Tuesday to see just how severe predicted evening storms might be, emergency officials were planning ahead. Brookside Fire Chief Allan Ketzell III was preparing the fire station to take on water in the event that the Ohio River floods. He said he had been advised by the Belmont County […]
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Community editor ADMIRING MURAL â Mike Jackson and Roz Zifzal admire the mural on whatâs known as the old Mercer building on Liberty Street in Dillonvale. The mural was painted in 2006 and commemorated the building turning 100 years old. Now, however, because the building has deteriorated, it is set to be torn down, according to owner Joe Zelek, who has been encouraging people to see it or photograph it one last time. (Photos by Janice Kiaski) ADMIRING MURAL â Mike Jackson and Roz Zifzal admire the mural on whatâs known as the old Mercer building on Liberty Street in D...