       | World Mourns Nelson Mandela  December 6, 2013 JOHANNESBURG — As the news of Nelson Mandela’s death spread across South Africa, residents of Soweto gathered in the streets near the house where he once lived, singing and dancing to mourn his deat... more »»  Top Headlines Mandela Spent More Than One-Third of Life in Prison December 6, 2013 JOHANNESBURG — Nelson Mandela was a master of forgiveness. more »»  Murray Finalizes Consol Purchase December 6, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Robert E. Murray said he fully intends to operate all five Consol Energy coal mines he officially acquired by closing a $3. more »» WVU to Announce Interim President December 6, 2013 MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University’s Board of Governors on Thursday unanimously approved the selection of an interim president. The person’s name is expected to be made public today. more »» Obituaries George Holpp December 6, 2013 HOLPP, George Washington, 82, of Barnesville, OH, passed away Tuesday, December 3, 2013, at the East Ohio Regional Hospital, Martins Ferry, O. more »» Chester Traubert December 6, 2013 TRAUBERT, Chester F., 94, of Wellsburg, WV, passed away December 4, 2013, at Wheeling Hospital, Wheeling, WV. He was born June 22, 1919, the son of the late George B. and Grace Densmore Traubert. more »» Levonda Ryniawec December 6, 2013 RYNIAWEC, Levonda Pearl “Sis,” 87, of Benwood, WV, died Monday, December 2, 2013, at the Good Shepherd Nursing Home, Wheelin. more »» Jason Birkett December 6, 2013 BIRKETT, Jason Eric, 39, of Wellsburg, WV, passed away December 3, 2013, at home. He was born June 26, 1974, in Wheeling, WV, to Larry and Barbara Lynn Birkett S. more »» Theodore Lysicki December 6, 2013 LYSICKI, Theodore T. 76, of Golden Towers, Moundsville, died Wednesday, December 4, 2013, at Moundview Health Care. more »» Community Cops Off the Hook for Camastro’s Door December 6, 2013 The city of Wheeling should not be held responsible for replacing a motel door that police broke down in the act of arresting a fugitive who was staying there, Circuit Judge David Sims ruled. more »»  Henry Ordered to Avoid Social Media December 6, 2013 Corey Marquis Henry will remain free until his Jan. 8 rape trial, but he has been ordered to refrain from using any social media outlets. more »» Appleby To Seek Release December 6, 2013 David Appleby, the first man in West Virginia to get life in prison for multiple DUI offenses, may be getting out of jai. more »»  Extra Deputies Will Focus on Shoplifting at Highlands December 6, 2013 As the holiday shopping season continues, an increased police presence to discourage shoplifting will be evident inside and out of stores at The Highlands. more »» Officials Mourn Loss Of Fire Chief December 5, 2013 St. Clairsville officials are mourning the loss of Cumberland Trail Fire Chief Ken Saffell, who was found dead Tuesday at his home on Greenbriar Drive. more »» Editorials Protect W.Va. Credit Rating December 6, 2013 For several years while West Virginia held a monopoly on some types of gambling in this region, state legislators could smile and watch the money roll i. more »» Rescind Obama Energy Mandate December 6, 2013 President Barack Obama does not seem to care what it will cost Americans for him to pursue his radical agenda. more »» Give Taxpayers Substantial Break December 5, 2013 Marshall County school officials are right to be talking about giving property owners a tax break. One is long overdue. more »» Energy Bill Can Be Better December 5, 2013 Supporters of a bill to change how electric utilities are governed in Ohio had hoped to enact the proposal quickly. A state Senate committee vote on it had been scheduled for Wednesday. more »» Too Many W.Va. Teens Still Smoking December 5, 2013 About one in five West Virginia high school students smokes cigarettes regularly. As bad as that sounds — and it is distressing — it is good news, in a way. more »» Local Columns Make Kids Believe In Santa Claus December 1, 2013 Most adults stopped believing in Santa Claus years ago. That’s a shame. He really exists, you know. At least, that’s what his helpers have led me to believe. more »» Central Government Approaches Critical Mass December 1, 2013 After years of enrichment, our central government is very close to achieving critical power mass and triggering the equivalent of an irreversible nuclear reaction that will permanently lower the... more »» Preview of Trees, Wreaths Slated December 1, 2013 Since many people have asked to be able to view the Christmas trees and wreaths in advance of the Tree Gala auction, which will take place on Thursday, the committee has decided to have a public... more »» Ferns’ Senate Bid Is a Big Risk November 30, 2013 Of the two significant changes House of Delegates member Ryan Ferns made this week, the one that received less publicity is the one most likely to affect his future in politics. more »» The Demise Of Cursive Penmanship November 30, 2013 It’s a rarity these days. I opened the mail in the office and found a handwritten note, I marveled at the beauty of the penmanship. more »» Sports Super Six: Sincerity, Laughs Highlight Dinner December 6, 2013 WHEELING — Yes, Wheeling certainly puts on a happy face when the Super Six rolls into tow. more »»  Super Six: There’s More to Martin Than Height December 6, 2013 WEIRTON — It doesn’t take much for Madonna’s Josh Martin to draw a crowd. Even at the most inconvenient time. When you’re 7-feet tall, it comes with the territory. more »» Poor First Half Dooms WVU December 6, 2013 COLUMBIA, Mo. — For 34 minutes, Missouri shut down West Virginia’s prolific 3-point offense. Then Missouri lost its focus, according to guard Jordan Clarkson. more »» Girls' Basketball: Creek Outlasts Bellaire December 6, 2013 BELLAIRE — Injuries aren’t always felt by teams immediately. more »»  West Relies on its ‘D December 5, 2013 By DAVE MORRISON Staff Writer For all the offense that Greenbrier West has generated this season, there is little doubt the team’s calling card has been a stingy defense. more »» |     What's HotMost CommentedTop JobsNews-Register SubscriptionsDelivered 7 Days Per Week1.  Easy Pay - Home Delivery Subscriptions $13.50 2.  Easy Pay - Mail Delivery Subscription starting at $30.00 3.  Home Delivery Subscription starting at $15.82 Online Newspaper Ads Politically FashionableWinning A Piece of the Pie -- A Just Dessert ??? November 25, 2013 Visited a local school recently where students were working to raise funds for a worthy cause, and the homeroom that raised the most was to win "a prize." "A pizza party?" I asked the teac. more » Latest Blogs
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