HeyJaredHannah Hayes
Hannah Hayes is a regional reporter focusing on public safety, education, and environmental policy in the Ohio Valley.
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Columbiana County steps up mosquito testing after two West Nile cases in 3 years (opens the original)
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Mosquitoes may be best known for itchy bites, but health officials in Columbiana County are also focused on the diseases they can spread, including West Nile virus. COLUMBIANA COUNTY, Ohio — Mosquitoes may be best known for itchy bites, but health officials in Columbiana County are also focused on the diseases they can spread, including West Nile virus. During the past three years, Columbiana County has had two West Nile virus cases, an illness transferred through the bite of an infected mosquit
Fiesta tableware marks 90 years of colorful production in West Virginia plant (opens the original)
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HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. — For 90 years, Fiesta’s bright, colorful dinnerware has been made in Newell, but the idea for the iconic line began more than 2,000 miles away. Liz McIlvain, president and CEO of Fiesta Tableware Co., said her grandfather, Joseph M. Wells Sr., saw colorful dinnerware in California in the early 1930s and brought the concept back to the Ohio Valley. “At that time it was during the Great Depression and he wanted to bring happiness to the table and Fiesta is happiness,” McIlva
Education West Virginia urges Hancock County schools to revise leave policy for events (opens the original)
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Hancock County school officials are weighing possible changes to the district’s leave policy as educators raise concerns about when employees should be required to use personal time. Hancock County school officials are weighing possible changes to the district’s leave policy as educators raise concerns about when employees should be required to use personal time. A representative for Education West Virginia spoke during the Hancock County Board of Education’s Monday meeting about a proposed chan
Pool trick shot artist Mihellis sets Guinness record with 23-inch one-handed jump pot (opens the original)
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Mihellis said he pursued the one-handed record after needing a new challenge. FOLLANSBEE, W.Va. — A Follansbee pool trick-shot artist is turning hours of practice into world-record results, proving you don’t have to come from a place like Las Vegas to make a mark on the sport. Theo Mihellis, 21, has been doing trick shots for eight years and has accumulated five records. On Aug. 21, he broke the Guinness World Record for the highest one-handed jump pot of a billiard ball, clearing a 23-inch bar
Morrisey commits $1.2M for new streets in New Cumberland (opens the original)
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New Cumberland is set to see major road improvements after Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced new funding for street upgrades during a stop in the city. NEW CUMBERLAND, W.Va. — New Cumberland is set to see major road improvements after Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced new funding for street upgrades during a stop in the city. The state previously allocated $11.8 million to reroute W.Va. 2, which runs through the city. On Tuesday, Morrisey announced an additional $1.2 million commitment for new stree
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