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       | Updated: W.Va. Osteopathic Board Suspends Chalifoux License July 25, 2014 CHARLESTON -- The West Virginia Board of Osteopathic Medicine this morning voted 5-0, with two members absent, to immediately suspend the medical license of D. more »»  Top Headlines Updated: W.Va. Osteopathic Board Suspends Chalifoux License July 25, 2014 CHARLESTON -- The West Virginia Board of Osteopathic Medicine this morning voted 5-0, with two members absent, to immediately suspend the medical license of D. more »»  Union Local Superintendent Arrested July 25, 2014 ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Union Local Schools Superintendent Douglas Thoburn is on paid administrative leave after he was arrested Thursday afternoon and charged with pandering obscenity involving a minor. more »»  Board To Address Issues At Pain Clinic July 25, 2014 WHEELING — The West Virginia Board of Osteopathic Medicine is expected to hold a special meeting this morning to talk about allegations against Dr. more »»  Morrisey Deems Economy A Priority July 25, 2014 ELKINS — As the state’s chief legal officer, Attorney General Patrick Morrisey sees the economic climate in West Virginia as a top priority for his office. more »» Obituaries GLENDA RILEY July 25, 2014 Glenda Riley, 70, of Barnesville died Wednesday. Visitation Friday 4-8 p.m. Campbell-Plumly- Milburn Funeral Home, Barnesville. Services there Saturday 1 p.m. more »» THOMAS MILLER July 25, 2014 Thomas Stanley “Two Turkeys” Miller, 68, of Moundsville, WV died Wednesday, July 23, 2014, at Wheeling Medical Park. Thomas was born May 24, 1946, in Glen Dale, WV. Son of the late Nellie Lamber. more »» MARTHA MCMAHON July 25, 2014 Martha McMahon, 84, formerly of Moundsville, WV, died Thursday, June 24, 2014, in Pennsylvania. Arrangements are pending at Grisell Funeral Home & Crematory, Moundsville. more »» SANDRA SONNEBORN July 25, 2014 Sandra Piper Sonneborn, next to her loving husband of 47 years, died on July 17th at her home in Palm Desert, California. She was 7. more »» Community Deck Gets Two-to-10 Years July 25, 2014 Pernell Deck, who has college degrees in culinary arts and business administration, plans to continue his education — in prison. more »»  Two Arrested In Home Invasion July 25, 2014 Two of three individuals suspected of assaulting a 71-year-old man in his home this week are in custody. more »» Defendant Is Declared Innocent of Sex Charge July 25, 2014 It took an eight-woman, four-man jury approximately 25 minutes to find Robert Thomas Hess not guilty of sexual battery Thursday afternoon in Jefferson County Common Pleas Cour. more »»  Church, Relay Host 25 Cross-County Runners July 25, 2014 A Moundsville church, along with the Marshall County Relay for Life, became a part of a cross-country run Wednesday, hosting 25 young adults who are running to raise money for the fight against... more »» Hospital Is Honored For Promoting Organ Donation July 25, 2014 Belmont Community Hospital is one of 37 Ohio hospitals and transplant centers to be honored for its efforts to promote organ donatio. more »» Editorials Ohio Proposal Unconstitutional July 25, 2014 Many Ohioans agree Obamacare is an expensive social-engineering fiasco. more »» Demand Action From VA Leader July 25, 2014 Six months. That is how long Congress should give Acting Veterans Affairs Secretary Sloan Gibson to make progress in providing better health care service for veterans. more »» Paying Water, Sewer Bills Online July 24, 2014 Most of the bills we receive these days can be paid online. more »» Make Tax Hike The Last Resort July 24, 2014 Most proposals for local tax increases do not sound like much. But a little here, a little there, and pretty soon, a healthy bite is taken out of family budgets. more »» Getting Troubled Youths Back to School July 24, 2014 “Homebound” instruction of public school students is not good for them or the school district. Paying teachers to travel to pupils’ homes is more expensive than using them in a classroom setting. more »» Local Columns Sometimes, We Do Disservice By Attempts to Help Others July 23, 2014 I, like many in my generation, were blessed with parents from America’s greatest generation. more »» Wild But Not So Wonderful? July 20, 2014 Apparently, West Virginia is far from almost heaven. That’s how some folks from WalletHub, a company that offers various types of financial advice, feel. more »» A Star Encounter and the Rebirth of Centre Market July 20, 2014 Editor’s note: Reporters are constantly surveying their surroundings, and in doing so often turn up many tidbits of news that don’t make it into the daily newspape. more »» Another Major League Baseball Multi-Trip Is in the Books July 20, 2014 Another Major League Baseball season is history, or at least those multi-trips involving the Uniglobe Baseball Club have ended for the season. more »» Republicans Unable to Admit America Has Changed July 20, 2014 Republicans often ask, “Why do Democrats hate America?” That question is usually based on the interpretation that policies that Republicans disagree with are socialist, or maybe even Marxist or... more »» Sports All-Star Hampton Aims To Be Ahead of OVAC Pack July 25, 2014 WHEELING —For most of the players involved in the OVAC Rudy Mumley All-Star Football Game, preparations do not begin until they report to camp at Bethany College. more »» Brand New Black & Gold July 25, 2014 PITTSBURGH (AP) — The faces Ike Taylor grew so accustomed to seeing line up alongside him the past decade have disappeared. Ryan Clark? Gone. Ditto Brett Keisel. And LaMarr Woodley. Larry Foote too. more »» Facing One-Year Ban, Browns’ Gordon Meets With League Aug. 1 July 25, 2014 CLEVELAND (AP) — The Browns may soon learn whether they’ll have Josh Gordon this season. The Pro Bowl wide receiver will have an appeal hearing with NFL officials in New York on Au. more »»  Post 1 Set For Final July 25, 2014 WEIRTON — Wheeling Post 1 played themselves into the driver’s seat of the Areal One Tournament on Thursday with a 13-7 victory against Weirton at Ed Bowman field. more »» Post 3 Still Alive After 15-4 Victory July 25, 2014 WEIRTON — Facing elimination from the West Virginia Area One American Legion Tournament, and the end to its season, Moundsville Post 3 scratched, clawed took advantage of everything S. more »» W.Va. News W.Va. board suspends clinic operator's license July 25, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A West Virginia board has suspended the license of the operator of a pain management clinic where an investigation found syringes were being reused. more »» Graduation day Friday for junior troopers July 25, 2014 INSTITUTE, W.Va. (AP) — It's graduation day at West Virginia State University for the 19th Junior Trooper Academy. more »» 'Active shooter' drill Friday at WVSU July 25, 2014 INSTITUTE, W.Va. (AP) — Visitors might notice an unusual amount of activity on the campus of West Virginia State University. more »» W.Va. workers' comp premiums projected to decline July 25, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin says West Virginia employers will see a projected $32 million reduction in workers' compensation premiums in the coming year. more »» W.Va. clinic operator faces disciplinary hearing July 25, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A board will conduct a disciplinary hearing for the operator of a West Virginia pain management clinic where an investigation found syringes were being reused. more »» Ohio News Ohio woman won't be jailed for abandoning 2 kids July 25, 2014 CLEVELAND (AP) — A judge has found a 31-year-old mother not guilty by reason of insanity on charges that she abandoned her two young children at a Cleveland homeless shelter in May. more »» Ohio man convicted of killing mom, keeping body July 25, 2014 AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A northeast Ohio man faces a life prison sentence after being convicted of fatally stabbing his mother then living in the house with the decomposing corpse for about six months. more »» US Marshals capture Ohio murder suspect July 25, 2014 AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Federal authorities say they have captured a northeast Ohio man accused of gunning down another man in the driveway of his home last week. more »» Transcript shows concerns during Arizona execution July 25, 2014 FLORENCE, Ariz. 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