Author: Steve Novotney

Steve Novotney has been a professional journalist for 33 years, working in print for weekly, daily, and bi-weekly publications, writing for a number of regional and national magazines, host baseball-related talks shows on Pittsburgh’s ESPN, and as a daily, all-topics talk show host in the Wheeling and Steubenville markets since 2004. Novotney is the co-owner, editor, and co-publisher of LEDE News, and is the host of “Novotney Now,” a daily program that airs Monday-Friday from 3-6 p.m. on River Talk 100.1 & 100.9 FM.

One Man’s Story – Growing Up Black in Wheeling – Part 2

This is the conclusion of the two-part series.

One Man’s Story – Growing Up Black in Wheeling – Part 1

There second part of this story will publish tomorrow evening.

Discovered Remains in Marshall County Believed to Be Prehistoric

The discovery of skeletal remains near Fish Creek in Marshall County was innocent enough. It was March 1991 when two men were hiking their property...

Educators in Ohio County Schools Addressing Pandemic Learning Gap

It was fear during the shutdown, but now it's the reality.

Comack Searching for Hit-and-Run Perpetrator

The incident took place yesterday morning.

Chef Luiso: ‘This Is a Meat and Potatoes Valley’

The residents of the Upper Ohio Valley adore our steak salads, and we salivate over our fish sandwiches, two aspects of moving to the...

An OPEN LETTER to … Mario Lemieux …

The Hall of Famer remains limited partner of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Klepack Recalls Burrow’s Grace and Domination

The Super Bowl is scheduled for this Sunday at SoFi Stadium in L.A.

County Commissioner Contemplates Future of Partnership with City of Wheeling

A second meeting between the two bodies has not yet taken place.

Albertini Praises Staff Members at East Ohio Regional Hospital

“Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.” That has been the famous...

3 Associated Deaths, 35 New Positives, 6 Probable Cases in Marshall County

Numbers across the valley have decreased the past two weeks.

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