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Land bank does its job | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Land bank does its job | News, Sports, Jobs

The Jefferson County Land Bank has been serving the area for nearly 10 years, but not everyone understands exactly what it does. “Land banks are not a part

Demolition Projects To Begin in Downtown Steubenville | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Demolition Projects To Begin in Downtown Steubenville | News, Sports, Jobs

After months of planning, crews are ready to start tearing down two Jefferson County-owned buildings on Market Street and create a green space. Maintenance Supervisor Patrick Boyles told the county commissioners the contractor expects to begin work Friday and said it will take about six weeks to complete. The parcels, located at 501 and 505 […]

Downtown demolition projects to begin in Steubenville | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Downtown demolition projects to begin in Steubenville | News, Sports, Jobs

STEUBENVILLE — After months of planning, crews are ready to start tearing down two Jefferson County-owned buildings on Market Street and create a green space.

Jefferson County commissioners look at delinquent accounts | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Jefferson County commissioners look at delinquent accounts | News, Sports, Jobs

STEUBENVILLE — Water and Sewer District Director Mike Eroshevich submitted his annual listing of delinquent accounts to Jefferson County Commissioners recentl

Jefferson County commissioners consider facilities for fort | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Jefferson County commissioners consider facilities for fort | News, Sports, Jobs

STEUBENVILLE — Jefferson County Commissioners said Thursday they’d at least consider helping fund construction of permanent restrooms at Historic Fort Steub