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Party on the pike

Back in the early days of the 1800s, when the United States was barely out of the cradle and large parts of the continent were still uncharted to its East Coast settlers, the idea of a highway constructed with federal funds was kicked around. Thomas Jefferson was among its supporters, and ...

Tourism Promotion Agency announces grants

The Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency announced $155,300 in new tourism investments Tuesday in addition to the $454,275 in grants awarded earlier this year. The additional grants will allow for additional 2026 investments in capital projects and marketing. “The tourism industry ...

GoFundMe raises $50K for Claysville teacher after accident

Josh Hartman was not sure if it was his wife on the ground after a utility pole fell following their son’s soccer game last week. “As I took a couple more steps, I realized it was her,” Hartman said. Dezzarea Hartman, a kindergarten teacher at Claysville Elementary School in McGuffey ...

Claysville woman charged in stabbing

A Claysville woman has been charged in connection with the stabbing of an Amity teenager Saturday morning in Claysville. According to Pennsylvania State Police, Faith Marie Seibert, 18, faces several charges after stabbing a victim identified only as an 18-year-old male from Amity at about ...

Heat wave nearing end

The latest heat wave is expected to last just one day longer before significantly cooler temperatures return to the region. Meteorologist Andrew Kienzle of the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh said the temperature was expected to creep up from its high of 94 degrees Tuesday to 95 on ...

‘A great place to live, learn, work and play’

Rick Newton is an affable guy, but when it comes to Claysville and surrounding communities, he is a tough cookie. A longtime resident of nearby East Finley Township, Newton is a business management consultant, owner of Newton Institute, which helps companies develop leaders, teams and ...