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     | Natural Gas Well Production Ranges Widely January 25, 2015 WHEELING — A single Antero Resources well in Tyler County produced 1. more »»  Top Headlines Natural Gas Well Production Ranges Widely January 25, 2015 WHEELING — A single Antero Resources well in Tyler County produced 1. more »»  A Brush With ‘The Greatest’ January 25, 2015 WHEELING — When Reno DiOrio first saw the man then known as Cassius Clay walking toward him down a long hallway, his first impression was this guy really isn’t that big. It was Jan. more »»  O’Brien: ‘God Expects More Of Americans’ January 25, 2015 WHEELING — Cardinal Edwin F. O’Brien, in Wheeling on Saturday evening, told a crowd of lawmakers, judges, attorneys and other public servants that “God expects more of us Americans. more »»  Reynolds Hospital Names New Chief January 25, 2015 GLEN DALE — After a dozen years of treating patients at Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Dr. David Hess, a local internist and pediatrician, is now its CE. more »»  Good Times Roll at Pumps January 24, 2015 NEW YORK —î At some point this will end, perhaps even soon. The price of gasoline will not fall to zero. But for the first time since 2009, most Americans are paying less than $2 a gallo. more »» Obituaries WILLIAM LUKE January 25, 2015 William Robert Luke Jr., 77, of Shadyside, OH died Friday. Visitation 2-6 p.m. Sunday, Bauknecht-Altmeyer Funeral Home, Shadyside. Services 11 a.m. Monday. more »» JOE PELAEZ January 25, 2015 Joe Pelaez, 93, of Sandy Avenue, Moundsville, passed away January 24, 2015, at his home. He was born January 2, 1922, in Weirton, WV, the son of the late Rafael and Rosalie Perez Pelaez. more »» CHARLES SCHULTZ January 25, 2015 Charles “Chaz” Timex Schultz, 28, of Mt. Olivet, WV, was granted his angel wings on Thursday, January 22, 2015. On his final day, he was surrounded by his loving family and friends. more »» ELIZABETH HERRINGTON January 25, 2015 Elizabeth Ann Herrington, 58, of South Wheeling, passed away on January 23, 2015. Arrangements entrusted to Kepners, South Wheeling. more »» GARY WILLIAMS January 25, 2015 Gary Edward Williams, 64, of Wellsburg, WV, was welcomed into the arms of Jesus where he belonged to be on January 23, 2015. He passed peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family. more »» Community Grand Vue Park Officials Expanding Horizons January 25, 2015 MOUNDSVILLE — During the slower winter months, officials at Grand Vue Park are taking the time to finish their deluxe cabins and plan for the coming years by expanding their scope. more »»  Law Enforcement Careers a Legacy for Kuca Family January 25, 2015 WHEELING — A father prepared for an important photo with his son on Monday morning, much as his father had done with him almost 25 years ago. Wheeling Police Department Sg. more »» Baby Boom at Wheeling Hospital January 25, 2015 WHEELING — Wheeling Hospital broke its previous record for the number of babies in a year with 1,215 little ones delivered in 2014. The previous record of 1,214 was set in 2012. more »» Hancock County Leads Northern Panhandle In Unclaimed Property January 25, 2015 CHARLESTON — State Treasurer John Perdue’s office returned a cumulative $221,000 to Hancock County residents in fiscal 2014, leading the Northern Panhandle and accounting for the second-highest tota... more »»  Warwood Lions Honor Optometrist January 25, 2015 WHEELING — Lion Leonard Jarrett is recognized by the Lions of West Virginia as the founder of the West Virginia Lions Sight Foundation. more »» Editorials Curb Government Growth in W.Va. January 25, 2015 There may be more room than apparent for West Virginia state agencies to control spending, even with mid-year corrections of the type Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has ordered for the past couple of years. more »» Catching Disability Benefits Cheaters January 25, 2015 Many West Virginians have heard of people who dishonestly collect state and/or federal benefits meant for those who are unable to work for one reason or another. more »» Taking Responsibility For School Reform January 25, 2015 Many people seem to have strong opinions on what it will take to provide better public schools in West Virginia. But two local men have been willing to take responsibility for the challenge. Gov. more »» Giving the Gift of Life At Blood Donor Event January 25, 2015 One of the most important life-saving events held annually in our area is the American Red Cross Ohio Valley Media Day Blood Drive. This year’s event is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. more »» Middle Class, Poor Will Suffer January 24, 2015 Energy policy, one place where President Barack Obama could really help the poor and middle-class Americans, seems to be the issue through which he is determined to hurt tens of millions of them. more »» Local Columns Defending Free Press In W.Va. January 25, 2015 I feel relatively certain there are a number of people who, down through the years, have thought about beheading me or storming into my office with an AK-47 blazing. But it’s not going to happen. more »» Using Figures of Speech to Make Your Points January 25, 2015 Figurative language (or figure of speech) involves meaning that is deeper than its literal presentation. more »» Lions Learn Fostoria Glass Moved to Moundsville From Ohio January 25, 2015 It is only fitting that this year’s Fostoria Glass Society of America Convention and Elegant Glass Show will feature the American patter. more »» Obama Keeping Pledge to ‘Remake the United States’ January 25, 2015 In May 2009, I wrote that President Obama has openly stated his desire “to remake the United States” predicated upon a “New Declaration of Independence — A New Foundation for America. more »» GOP Moving Fast in Charleston January 24, 2015 Something of a psychological change appears to be accompanying the earth-shattering political power shift in Charleston. more »» Sports Park Trips Central To Make Final January 25, 2015 WHEELING — Wheeling Park transfer student Nick Slivchenko was game MVP in the Patriots’ rout of Wheeling in the semifinals of the Bob Otten High School Hockey Tournament at WesBanco Arena on Saturday. more »»  Linsly Will Go for a Three-Peat January 25, 2015 WHEELING — Shots on goal was the most telling statistic in Linsly’s 7-0 victory against John Marshall in the 11th annual Bob Otten High School Hockey Tournament semifinals. more »»  Knights Roll Eagles by 20 January 25, 2015 NEW MARTINSVILLE — Wheeling Central wanted to remind any doubters that it is not going anywhere. more »» Magnolia Too Much for BD January 25, 2015 NEW MARTINSVILLE — When it all came down to it, nothing was going in favor of Coach Shawn Martin’s Bishop Donahue team during the second game of the 6th Annual Rotary Basketball Challenge on Saturda... more »» Brooke Classic Wrestling Back, Better Than Ever January 25, 2015 WELLSBURG — One of the most storied wrestling meets in West Virginia is back and organizer Sean Beaman feels the one-day tournament could be better than ever. more »» |    What's HotMost CommentedTop Jobs
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