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       | WV Board of Osteopathic Medicine to Discuss Chalifoux Investigation During Special Meeting Friday Morning July 24, 2014 WHEELING — The West Virginia Board of Osteopathic Medicine is expected to hold a special meeting Friday morning to talk about allegations against Dr. more »»  Top Headlines WV Board of Osteopathic Medicine to Discuss Chalifoux Investigation During Special Meeting Friday Morning July 24, 2014 WHEELING — The West Virginia Board of Osteopathic Medicine is expected to hold a special meeting Friday morning to talk about allegations against Dr. more »» Smoking Ban Elicits Public Backlash July 24, 2014 NEW CUMBERLAND — The Hancock County Health Board faced a barrage of comments Wednesday at a public hearing regarding the Hancock County Clean Air Regulation, which would effectively ban smoking in... more »» Thoburn On Administrative Leave Following Arrest July 24, 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 »» Fighting Rages Amid Cease-Fire Efforts July 24, 2014 GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israeli tanks and warplanes bombarded the Gaza Strip today, as Hamas militants stuck to their demand for the lifting of an Israeli and Egyptian blockade amid U.. more »»  Work to Do For W.Va.’s Children July 24, 2014 WHEELING — West Virginia ranks 37th among the states when it comes to child well-being, according to the 2014 Kids Count report produced by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. more »» Obituaries Funerals Tomorrow July 24, 2014 Betty Arick — 1 p.m., Crestview Cemetery, Barnesville. Jeri Brown — 1 p.m., Bauknecht-Altmeyer Funeral Home, Powhatan Pt. Alexander Fedak — 11 a.m., West Liberty Christian Church. more »» ALIO SCENNA July 24, 2014 Former Wheeling barber and businessman, Alio M. Scenna, 86, of Wheeling passed away on Tuesday, July 22, 2014, in the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA. Mr. more »» JUDITH WALLACE July 24, 2014 On Monday, July 21, 2014, JUDITH ANN VENSEL WALLACE, in her 69th year. Friends received from Noon-8 p.m. on Thursday, at Kepner Funeral Home, 166 Kruger Street, Elm Grove, Wheeling (304- 242-23. more »» BRENDA SCHRAMM July 24, 2014 Schramm Brenda, 56. Visitation and memorial services Saturday noon to 1 p.m. at South Bellaire United Methodist Church. Bauknecht-Altmeyer Funeral Home, Shadyside. more »» THELMA ASH July 24, 2014 Thelma Belle Thomas Ash, 84, of Alma went to the arms of her Savior on July 19, 2014. Thelma was born January 27, 1930, the first child of Emery Ervin Thomas and Carrie Augusta Wildman Thomas. more »» Community Second Open House Set for Lover’s Lane July 24, 2014 Steubenville City Engineer Michael Dolak, the Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission and the Ohio Department of Transportation will host a second open house today to present... more »»  Fun Fair Helps Hundreds July 24, 2014 With yellow balloons and bags of school supplies in hand, hundreds of families in Marshall County attended the 14th Annual Back to School Fun Fair Wednesday at the former West Virginia Penitentiary... more »» United Way Gets $3,600 Donation From West Fest July 24, 2014 The United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley was recently presented a check in the amount of $3,600 from donations collected at the 18th annual Plaza West Fest held July 9 in St. Clairsville. more »»  Candidate Outlines Severance Tax Plan July 24, 2014 Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald believes Ohio shouldn’t have a set oil and gas severance tax, but rather each energy company should pay a rate largely based on how many state... more »»  ‘Mystery Trip’ Goes to Grave Creek Mound July 24, 2014 Boarding a van Tuesday morning, Gilmer County residents Doris Norman and Dotty Kendig had no idea they would end up at the Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Comple. more »» Editorials 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 »» Improve Children’s Well-Being in W.Va. July 24, 2014 Children in West Virginia have better lives and better prospects than they did just a few years ago, according to a report released this wee. more »» Ormet Power Rates Critical July 23, 2014 Half the equation the Ormet Corp.’s new owner needs to solve to get the Hannibal aluminum plant back in operation appears to be in place. Aluminum prices are on the upswing. 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 Players Join Ranks of Elite July 24, 2014 WHEELING — Welcome to the fraternity. That was the message to those involved in the 69th Annual Rudy Mumley All-Star Football Game Wednesday during the George Strager Evening with the Stars. more »»  Patriots’ Phillips Already an All-Star July 24, 2014 WHEELING — Seems like Wheeling Park quarterback Zach Phillips has gotten himself into an authentic all-star conundrum. more »» Post 10 Wins In 10 Innings July 24, 2014 WEIRTON — Weirton and Moundsville locked up in an old fashioned pitchers’ duel Wednesday, with Post 10 coming from behind for a 2-1 victory in 10 inning. more »»  Pirates Take Down L.A. Dodgers, 6-1 July 24, 2014 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Josh Harrison had two hits with two RBIs and the Pittsburgh Pirates jumped on Dan Haren early in a 6-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday nigh. more »» Indians Lose To Twins, 3-1 July 24, 2014 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Anthony Swarzak, for an afternoon at least, was a starter again. He pitched like he didn’t want to go back to the bullpen. more »» W.Va. News US issues 186 mining citations in June July 24, 2014 ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — The Mine Safety and Health Administration says inspectors issued 186 citations at 13 U. more »» Casey, Mooney talk business policy at forum July 24, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Democrat Nick Casey and Republican Alex Mooney say the global warming debate is better left to scientists. more »» Lawsuit filed after run in West Virginia canceled July 24, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A lawsuit has been filed against the producers of a run that was canceled in Charleston in which participants were told they wouldn't be issued refunds. more »» Process slow for picking Huntington police chief July 24, 2014 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) — Huntington remains without a permanent police chief four months after Skip Holbrook announced his resignation. more »» W.Va. man sues GM over wife's crash death July 24, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A West Virginia man has filed a lawsuit against General Motors Corp. more »» Ohio News Ohio State marching band chief fired after probe July 24, 2014 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State University fired the director of its celebrated marching band on Thursday amid allegations he knew about and ignored "serious cultural issues," some involving ritual... more »» Execution offers evidence against lethal injection July 24, 2014 ST. more »» Ex-Ohio tax official pleads guilty in refund case July 24, 2014 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A former top official at the Ohio Department of Taxation has pleaded guilty to a dereliction of duty charge in a case involving more than $30 million in business tax refunds... more »» Challenges, drug shortages, mark US executions July 24, 2014 The prolonged execution in Arizona looked troubling, but was it unconstitutional? The U. more »» Judge's removal sought in Ohio death penalty case July 24, 2014 AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Prosecutors in Akron say a county judge presiding over an aggravated murder trial is biased, and they asked the Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday to remove her from the case. more »» |     What's HotMost CommentedTop JobsNews-Register SubscriptionsDelivered 7 Days Per Week1.  Easy Pay - Home Delivery Subscriptions + Digital $16.50 2.  Easy Pay - Mail Delivery Subscription + Digital starting at $35.00 3.  Home Delivery Subscription + Digital starting at $18.00 Online Newspaper Ads Parent in ProgressLink between education outcomes and drug/alcohol abuse? July 24, 2014 The latest Kids Count survey made headlines today, with our newspaper noting West Virginia's kids are faring among the worst in the country, including ranking 46th in education and 35th in he. more » Latest Blogs
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