Riverside development leaders from up and down the Ohio River considered the future of the recently approved Ohio River Commission of Ohio during a gathering last week. Representatives from several ...

Mercer County Regional Planning Commission has established their meeting dates as the third Wednesday of each month in 2025. All meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. and are held at 220 West Livingston Street, ...

The Ohio State senior running back, Hopewell community folk hero and 2019 All-Metro player of the year was a key cog in the Buckeyes' run to a national title, which culminated in a 34-23 win over ...

Anthony Bessette, former senior assistant county attorney in Albemarle County, has been appointed as Hopewell's new city attorney. He was the only applicant for the position. Council member ...

Hopewell’s city council approved a new strategic plan for economic development at their Jan. 28 meeting. The plan aims to address challenges such as aging infrastructure, limited housing, and a ...

Another meeting of the Jefferson County Quorum Court and another day with no progress on getting employees paid. By a vote of 7 to 5, the Quorum Court rejected a bid by County Judge Gerald Robinson to ...

Two people were injured in a crash in Washington County. Crews were called to the 4900 block of Jefferson Avenue in Hopewell Township Thursday morning. Investigators said two vehicles had collided ...

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — While major cities in the Ohio Valley have been grappling with water line breaks, smaller rural Jefferson County communities like Amsterdam and Bergholz are facing ...

PINE BLUFF, Ark. – Jefferson County began Monday night with a budget and finance committee meeting to present County Judge Gerald Robinson’s newly revised budget to the full quorum court. The budget ...

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ark. – An organization is stepping in to fill the gap for Jefferson County employees who are not being paid due to the lack of an approved budget. Heroes Behind the Lines (HBL) is ...

It is the old Hopewell Cemetery, located at the far end of East Merrick Street, just off C.E. Galloway Blvd.,” wrote Brock. Clipping from The (Shreveport) Times, July 19, 1906. Brock explained ...