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Two freshmen receivers are pushing for playing time
West Virginia University returned four of their top five receivers from last year, added two key transfers and.... yet, there are still a pair of freshmen wide receivers that are making a push for playing time this fall. Wide receivers coach Bilal Marshall goes over those two players and what they're doing to make his job even tougher. Check it out in the video above.
Fairmont State's Dr. Raymond Alvarez Reappointed to West Virginia Nursing Home Administrators Licensing Board by Gov. Justice
Dr. M. Raymond Alvarez, professor of healthcare management at Fairmont State University, has been reappointed by Gov. Jim Justice to the West Virginia Nursing Home Administrators Licensing Board. He was originally appointed in October of 2021 and his term will now extend until June 2029. This board plays a crucial role in ensuring that all nursing home administrators obtain their NHA (nursing home administrator) license to work in West Virginia nursing homes.
West Virginia DNR floats idea of boat launch near Washington Works facility
PARKERSBURG — State officials are interested in putting a boat launch area down river from the Washington Works plant and wants the county’s support to do it. Officials with the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources appeared before the Wood County Commission on Monday to have a “preliminary conversation” about the idea. The officials were both from Charleston and Parkersburg who deal with fisheries and fish biology.
2024 Steubenville Catholic Central Crusaders
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — Schedule. (all times 7 p.m. unless noted) Sept. 21: Fairport Harbor6 p.m. *Saturday Night Rivals (Comet) Coaching History: Steub. Catholic (head coach, 3rd season); Toronto (head coach, 2010-2017 and 1993-94); Beaver Local (assistant, 2009); Weir (head coach, 2005-08); Robert Morris University (assistant, 2003-04); Wellsville (head coach, 1995-2002)
Toronto schools enhance curriculum, introduce international teaching program
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — Toronto City Schools headed back to the classroom on Wednesday morning with excitement, as there are plenty of new offerings for students. "It’s so nice to welcome back the students and the staff and to see everyone in their new outfits and first day smiles,” Superintendent Maureen Taggart said. “We’re happy to have everyone back."
Person in custody following Powhatan Point standoff
POWHATAN POINT, Ohio — Officers responded to a domestic call at a trailer on Industry Street in Powhatan Point on Wednesday. At that time, authorities said the couple inside the home refused to come out and talk, eventually talking with some relatives and officers. A female exited the home...
Franciscan University unveils new academic and conference center
The long-awaited Christ the Teacher Academic Hall and Pope St. Paul VI Conference Center opened to great fanfare on Wednesday on the campus of Franciscan University of Steubenville. It includes event spaces that can hold up to 500 people, 12 high-tech classrooms, 14 labs for engineering and nursing, as well...
Lady Lion soccer defeats Waverly 2-1 to start season
WAVERLY — The 2024 soccer season kicked off for the Washington Lady Lions on Tuesday, Aug. 20 as they traveled to take on the Waverly Lady Tigers. A season ago, Washington hosted Waverly and took a tough loss, 1-0. The Lady Lions sought revenge on Tuesday and returned the favor to the Lady Tigers, coming back to Fayette County with a 2-1 victory.
Matt Sieg leads championship-caliber team at Fort Cherry
Editor’s note: Trib HSSN will publish team-by-team previews for one conference per day until the start of the high school football season Friday. Due to production schedule conflicts, the Serra Catholic preview will be published later in the week. The moment the clock hit zeroes at the PIAA Class...
Burgettstown looks to use toughness to make another trip to playoffs
When Burgettstown seemed to be down and out last season, the Blue Devils made a push and made the playoffs, using their physicality and aggression. Burgettstown defeated OLSH, Carlynton, and Avella in a row to earn a postseason berth. “We may not be the fastest guys, we might not be...
New coach means new opportunity for Chartiers-Houston
No one said being a high school football coach was easy. From restructuring the playbook to keeping team morale high, newly minted Chartiers-Houston coach Dan Lis has been presented with many tasks to help revive his alma mater’s football program. “It’s how much I have to do outside of...
New Middletown man accused of fondling women at Howland bar, assaulting medic, nurses
A New Middletown man has pleaded not guilty to charges filed after police say he fondled women at a Howland bar and assaulted a firefighter and several nurses. Fifty-eight-year-old Denis Stanislaw remained held in the Trumbull County jail without bond early Wednesday following his arrest on five counts of assault and two counts of sexual imposition.
MS Volleyball Teams Off to Rough Start
MORRISTOWN — The Cambridge Middle School seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams both lost to Union Local in straight sets on Tuesday as they struggled to return serves. “They had strong servers, and we just struggled,” said coach Kitrina Dubose. In seventh grade action, Emerson Lanning went seven...
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