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New Journey Begins For JMHS Graduates
May 25, 2013 The student speakers representing the top 1 percent of John Marshall High School’s graduating class Friday refused to follow any template for their speeches, and they refused to look at the close of... more »» 
Giants on the Ohio River
May 25, 2013 WHEELING — Consol Energy towboat operator Brian Loring said when it takes nearly three-quarters of a mile to stop a loaded barge, safety has to be the main thing on his mind. more »»
City Is Barking For Dog Park
May 25, 2013 Among almost 1,000 cities vying to win funding for a dog park in a nationwide online contest, Wheeling’s bark is drowning out that of communities many times its size. Preliminary voting at www. more »»
‘Stonewall’ Jackson’s Death Made Headlines in Wheeling
May 25, 2013 Editor’s Note: This article is part of an occasional series on the Civil War sesquicentennial provided by members of the Wheeling Civil War 150 Committee. more »»
BB&T Fights Hunger in Ohio Valley Schools
May 25, 2013 With a problem as important as local childhood hunger, employees of BB&T knew they had to do something to fight i. more »» 
Upgraded Pool Facility Opens Right in Time for Holiday
May 25, 2013 Benwood officials took the plunge and invested about $42,000 to improve the city’s swimming pool just as some other communities are opting to keep their pools closed. more »» 
As of July 1, You Won’t Have to Drive 65 in Ohio
May 24, 2013 A portion of Interstate 70 in western Belmont County is one of several stretches of highway where the state of Ohio will raise the speed limit from 65 mph to 70 mph this summer. more »»
Parents Plead Innocent in Child’s Death
May 24, 2013 Edward Cole Jr. and Cindy Cole pleaded innocent Thursday to allegations that their neglect led to the fatal drug overdose of their 3-year-old daughter in March 2012. more »» 
Off-Season Hunting Mulled to Combat Deer Invasion
May 24, 2013 Tired of having their gardens destroyed and their porches invaded, some Moundsville residents are concerned the deer population in the area is two to three times its optimal size, prompting city... more »»
Add a Bit Of ‘Flex’ Appeal
May 24, 2013 Editor’s note: The 37th annual Ogden Newspapers Half Marathon Classic Run and Walk and related events are set for today and Saturday in Wheeling. more »»
Early Voting Begins Next Week in Village
May 23, 2013 Bethlehem has just one contested election, and early voting for the upcoming June 11 municipal election begins there next week. more »»
Ormet Sale Is Delayed Again
May 23, 2013 Employees and retirees of Ormet Corp. will have to wait to see if the company is sold for $221 million because the sales hearing that had been set for Wednesday was canceled. more »»
Police Seeking More Space For Neighborhood Satellite Stations
May 23, 2013 The Wheeling Police Department is seeking additional office space to open more satellite stations in city neighborhoods. more »» 
KR-3 Keeps Original Rock on Cutting Edge
May 23, 2013 WHEELING - A group of local musicians is boldly going where no band has gone before. more »» 
Mall Cop Fired Over Fight, No Word Yet on Charges
May 22, 2013 The Ohio Valley Mall security guard who fought with another woman on mall property has been let go from her position. Joe Bell, spokesman for mall owner Cafaro Co. more »» 
Local Dentist, Orthodontist Receive Praise From Peers
May 22, 2013 A local dentist and a local orthodontist both recently received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the West Virginia University School of Dentistry. Dentist Dr. more »»
Valley Natives Tell of Twister
May 22, 2013 Ohio Valley native Chris Thoburn is among those assisting relief efforts in the wake of a devastating tornado that tore through Moore, Okla., on Monday, killing dozens, including children. more »»
CMU Student Works to Graduate Early, Save Money
May 22, 2013 Moundsville native Eve Stoffel expects to receive her diploma from Carnegie Mellon University this summer after just two years of classes there — a move she calculates could save her as much as... more »» 
HRC to City: Please, Hear Us Out
May 21, 2013 Members of the Wheeling Human Rights Commission are about to wrap up their only remaining open case as they brace for a massive funding cut — but members do not believe the case has to be their last. more »» 
Justice Gets Time For Grabbing Gun
May 21, 2013 Ohio County Circuit Judge David Sims sentenced Matthew Justice to one to five years in prison Monday for trying to grab a Wheeling police officer’s gun from its holster. more »» |
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