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The Dunbar Recreation center will be hosting its first annual Martin Luther King Day March on Monday, January 21, 2019, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Line up for the event will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the corner of Hill St...
Reflections on 2018: Embracing Our Heritage Through Art at the Gate 5 Industrial Arts Festival
In another impressive first for the city of Weirton, more than 550 people braved a 60 percent chance of rain on Saturday, October 20 to attend the inau...
Reflections on 2018: Tin Man 5K
To kick off the day of the Gate 5 Industrial Arts Festival, the first-ever Tin Man 5K brought in over 100 registered runners/walkers from 4 different states and 20 different cities.
There were 70...
Reflections on 2018: The League Assembles in Weirton
June 5-6 marked a major first for the City of Weirton when the West Virginia Municipal League chose to hold one of their Annual Board meetings here. They were hosted by one of the City&rsqu...
Here are the candidates for the City of Weirton 2019 Municipal Primary Election (As of February 1, 2019):
Mayor:- Harold “Bubba” Miller- George Village
Ward 1:- Jonathan Curenton- Tim Connell- George G. Brandenburg
Ward 2:- Mike Adams- Ra...
Getting to Know Your Chamber of Commerce
When looking to relocate to Weirton or to take a bold new step in business, one of the first places to go is always the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce.
But what is a chamber of commerc...
"Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping." -Fred Rogers
To learn more about Community Helpers, Lisa Wingett's First Grade Class from St. Paul Roman Catholic Church, Weirton, WV joined Mayor Harold Bubba Miller ...
Reflections on 2018: Festival of Nations
Held on the third Saturday in March, the Festival of Nations 2018 was the most well-attended to date.
Benefitting the Weirton Area Museum and Cultural Center, the event took place at the...
Reflections on 2018: The Fire Department's Year
It was a busy year for the Weirton Fire Department. In August, the City Council approved the implementation of the Fire Prevention Bureau. This set up the authority of the fire department t...
The Spirit of Giving: The Gift of Fire Safety
If you need fire safety equipment for your home this winter but missed the Weirton Fire Department’s Fire Safety Day on October 27, don’t worry – your city fire departmen...
Churches of Weirton: St. Paul Church
Churches are the history of our city. They serve as cultural centers, gathering places, historical landmarks and reminders of who we are and where we came from. To learn the history of Weirto...
Churches of Weirton: All Saints Greek Orthodox Church
Churches are the history of our city.
They serve as cultural centers, gathering places, historical landmarks and reminders of who we are and where we came from.
To learn the ...
Reflections on 2018: Serving Up Improvements at Starvaggi Park
At Starvaggi Park, a collaborative effort between city departments has resulted in resurfacing for 3 tennis courts and 2 basketball courts.
It was a $315,000 project, accordi...
Reflections on 2018: The Comprehensive Plan
Each community has a set of values and a recognized culture that contributes to the quality of life for its citizens. A Comprehensive Plan helps the City accomplish these as efficiently and sustainably ...
Reflections on 2018: The REDS Summit
On October 29-30, the City of Weirton hosted the U.S. Economic Development Administration’s Regional Economic Diversification Summit (REDS) which brought together local, state, and federal agencies t...
Who you gonna call? Winter is here. The days are shorter, the nights are darker, and cold temperatures can turn simple puddles of water on the roads into sheer sheets of ice. These kinds of conditio...
As temperatures drop and travel conditions worsen, the people of Weirton are encouraged to report any hazardous conditions to road crews.
It is important, however, to know who to call for help.
While the city has 200 miles of streets to t...
Reflections on 2018: Slipline project
An extensive sliplining project through the city of Weirton was completed this year by The Thrasher Group, winning the company the American Council of Engineering Companies Engineering Excellence Award for th...