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       | Juveniles Held After Shots Fired in Bellaire  August 2, 2014 BELLAIRE — Two juveniles are in the Sargus Juvenile Center after law enforcement from across Belmont County responded to a report of several shots fired Friday in Bellair. more »»  Top Headlines Juveniles Held After Shots Fired in Bellaire August 2, 2014 BELLAIRE — Two juveniles are in the Sargus Juvenile Center after law enforcement from across Belmont County responded to a report of several shots fired Friday in Bellair. more »»  New Ormet Owner Exploring Options August 2, 2014 By J.W. JOHNSON JR. City Editor HANNIBAL — A self-sufficient facility — including a natural gas power plant — is what Niagara Worldwide President Eric J. Spirtas would like to see at the Ormet Corp. more »»  Murray VP: ‘All Pain, No Gain’ August 2, 2014 PITTSBURGH — After two days and almost two dozen hours of testimony, U.S. more »»  Osteopathic Board Waiting For Suspended Physician’s Response August 2, 2014 SHELLEY HANSON Staff Writer WHEELING — The West Virginia Board of Osteopathc Medicine is waiting to hear from Dr. more »» House OKs Bill On Border Crisis August 2, 2014 WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republicans passed legislation late Friday to address the crisis on the U.S. more »» Obituaries ROBERT NEFF August 2, 2014 Robert “Bob” Eugene Neff, 78, of Paden City, WV, went home to be with his Lord on Friday, August 1, 2014 while surrounded by his family. more »» MICHAEL BARRICK August 2, 2014 Michael Roy Barrick, 58, of New Martinsville, WV, formerly of Clarksburg and Charleston, WV, died Friday, August 1, 2014 at Liza’s Place, Wheeling, WV. more »» PAUL TIMOTHY August 2, 2014 Paul, Timothy J. Sr., 33, of Wheeling, WV, formerly of Mt. Olivet, died Thursday, July 31, 2014 in Wheeling. He was born July 1, 1981 in Wheeling, the son of Victor G. Jr. and Vicki Wayt Paul. more »» PEGGY DEWELL August 2, 2014 Peggy Ann Croxton Dewell. more »» JOHN POTTS August 2, 2014 John F. Potts, 91, of Fairmont, WV, died Friday, August 1, 2014 in Fairmont General Hospital. He was born April 15, 1923 at Big Run, a son of the late James Marion Potts and Fannie Jane Utt Potts. Mr. more »» Community ‘Stuff the Bus’ Helps Kids Get Set for School August 2, 2014 Bethlehem Apostolic Temple is gearing up to help children get ready for a new school year, and the Rev. Darrell Cummings is asking Ohio Valley residents to help. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. more »» County Kindergarten Enrollment Is Rising August 2, 2014 Officials with Ohio County Schools say the number of kindergarten students in the district will be higher for the 2014-15 school yea. more »» Judge Spahn Preparing for New Job August 2, 2014 Municipal Court Judge Dan Spahn stepped down from his judicial position Thursday morning after receiving hugs and a one-minute standing ovation from attorneys, police officers and residents ordered... more »» Property Easements Sought for Mozart Sewage Project August 2, 2014 Residents in the Mozart area are being asked to sign easements during a meeting today and Wednesday to allow a sewer line extension project to move forward. The meetings are slated from 9 a.m. more »» Man Charged With Charging JITH Beer on a Stolen Card August 2, 2014 A Moundsville man allegedly stole a debit card from his workplace in order to pay for beer and other supplies for Jamboree In The Hills. Dustin Michael Miller, 26, of 1410 Seventh St. more »» Editorials Awakening To EPA Threat August 2, 2014 From farmers in Missouri to poor families in Colorado and Georgia, tens of millions of Americans are beginning to awaken to the fact they have something in common with coal miners in Appalachia:... more »» Look Into DHHR Caseload Issue August 2, 2014 Employees of the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Services who set up an informational picket line outside the agency’s Fayette County office last Tuesday earned credibility simply... more »» Volunteering In Bellaire August 1, 2014 Bellaire Fire Chief Bill Swoyer is right to be pleased with the first day of his volunteer department’s existence. more »» Guarding Against Emerging Diseases August 1, 2014 Nearly 20 years ago, author Richard Preston’s nonfiction book, “The Hot Zone,” told a horror story as disturbing as any make-believe tale. more »» Reject In-Home Care Cutbacks July 31, 2014 It is difficult to believe President Barack Obama’s administration does not have some ulterior motive in a plan that could affect tens of thousands of West Virginians directly and adversely. more »» Local Columns Tennant Relies on Liberal Cash August 2, 2014 Rep. Shelley Capito, R-W.Va., has been working hard for years to stop President Barack Obama’s war on coal and affordable electricity, not to mention Obamacare. more »» Bungees,Duct Tape Are Musts August 2, 2014 The funniest admission was the story about the snow brush in the carburetor. more »» Linking Tax Rates to Jobs A Bad Idea July 27, 2014 Imagine you’re among West Virginians who have landed one of those good jobs in the oil and gas industry. You went back to school and got the specialized training neede. more »» Chinese ‘Sleeping Giant’ Has Awakened in Africa July 27, 2014 Between the 1870s and 1900, Africa faced a vast tide of European military invasions and eventual colonizatio. more »» Local Residents Are Commended July 27, 2014 Fostoria Glass Society of America, Inc. president James D. Davis of Clarksville, Tenn. more »» Sports Robinson Captures Green Mile August 2, 2014 By TONY VIOLA Staff Writer WHEELING — Those who follow the Ohio Valley racing circuit are well aware of Cedric Robinson. Even those who don’t are becoming familiar with the Martins Ferry native. more »» Bucs Erupt In Final Two Innings August 2, 2014 By BOB BAUM AP Sports Writer PHOENIX — Josh Harrison tripled, doubled and scored twice and the Pittsburgh Pirates erupted in the final two innings to beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 9-4 on Friday... more »» Post 1 Falls To Fairmont August 2, 2014 By Joe Mitchin Times West Virginian MORGANTOWN — Wheeling Post 1 allowed 16 hits in a 10-2 loss to Fairmont Post 17 Friday afternoon at Hawley Field. more »» Pittsburgh Signs Suisham Through 2018 August 2, 2014 By DAN SCIFO Associated Press LATROBE, Pa. — Shaun Suisham doesn’t seem to mind kicking at Heinz Field. more »» This Year It Has All Come Together August 2, 2014 By Bill Mooney For the Intelligencer Organized horse racing in West Virginia dates back more than two centuries, to the days when Charles Washington (brother of George) staged meets in the roadways... more »» W.Va. News Coal struggle endures with W.Va. mine layoff plans August 1, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — From Boone County banker Lee Milam's experience, each round of coal mine layoffs that hits southern West Virginia stifles his community's already-fragile economy. more »» Federal judge sets trial in W.Va. landfill suit August 1, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. more »» Film 'Moving Mountains' to premiere in Charleston August 1, 2014 WILLIAMSON, W.Va. (AP) — A film shot in several West Virginia locations will premiere this month in Charleston. more »» Building to become home to Appalachian artists August 1, 2014 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) — A vacant garment factory in Huntington's Westmoreland neighborhood will be converted into apartments and a work area for artists. more »» W.Va. board to consider scholarships, degree August 1, 2014 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission will consider nursing scholarships and a bachelor's degree in engineering management at Bluefield State College. more »» Ohio News Arizona man accepts father's WWII Purple Heart August 1, 2014 MONTPELIER, Vt. more »» Ohio Democrat says records part of political smear August 1, 2014 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Democratic gubernatorial candidate, casting himself as a victim of a political smear, sought on Friday to explain police records from two years ago that showed him in an... more »» 2 Americans detained in North Korea seek US help August 1, 2014 PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) — Two American tourists charged with "anti-state" crimes in North Korea said Friday they expect to be tried soon and pleaded for help from the U. more »» Goodell defends NFL's 2-game suspension of Rice August 1, 2014 CANTON, Ohio (AP) — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell defended himself Friday against criticism that he was too lenient in suspending Ray Rice two games for his "horrible mistake. more »» Turnpike director to lead Ohio Health Department August 1, 2014 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio Gov. 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