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Flaggers: Drive Slow Through Work Zones

April 15, 2013 After 25 years of working as flaggers, JoAnne Hand and Shelly Carpenter want motorists to remember to slow down and pay attention in work zone. more »»

Hearings Set on CDBG Funds, Water Plant Plan

April 15, 2013 Residents can let Wheeling City Council know what they think of the city’s plan for about $1 million in federal Community Development Block Grant funding — including a proposed 89-percent funding cu... more »»

Walter Reuther Statue Gets Spruced Up for Summer

April 14, 2013 WHEELING — During a conference at Oglebay Park last weekend the United Auto Workers West Virginia Community Action Council made its annual trip to Wheeling’s waterfront to clean the statue of the... more »»

Student Hopes to Stock Epinephrine Pens in Every School

April 14, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Frankie Favede of St. Clairsville is a 4.0 GPA student and a three-sport athlete, but lives in fear every day of being exposed to something that could put his life in jeopardy. more »»

‘Undo’ Remembered for Kindness, Philanthropy

April 13, 2013 Anthony ‘‘Undo’’ Sparachane was a man who loved his family, friends and helping his community through philanthropy, his sons said Friday. more »»

Firefighters Hone Skills At Former Keg & Kraut

April 13, 2013 The vacant structure that once housed the former Keg and Kraut Restaurant at the corner of 16th and Jacob streets in East Wheeling served as a prime location for nearly a dozen Wheeling firefighters... more »»

Trio of Accidents Snarl Traffic Around Moundsville Area

April 13, 2013 Two people were injured as the wail of sirens resonated in Moundsville and surrounding areas Friday, when emergency personnel responded to three separate automobile accidents over the course of a fe... more »»

Legislature Coming To the Friendly City

April 13, 2013 The West Virginia Legislature will meet in Wheeling in June as part of the state’s 150th birthday celebratio. more »»

Fallen Tree Leaves Nearly 5K Without Power

April 12, 2013 Nearly 5,500 American Electric Power customers were without power Thursday afternoon after a large tree fell onto major electric transmission lines near Tunnel Ridge Mine in Ohio County. more »»

Kessler ‘Confident’ On Home Rule Bill

April 12, 2013 West Virginia Senate President Jeff Kessler said he is “confident” a measure to extend the state’s Municipal Home Rule Pilot Program will be passed before the Legislature adjourns at midnight... more »»

Main Street Bank Increases Dividend Payout 40 Percent

April 12, 2013 Now holding total assets of $272 million, Wheeling-based Main Street Bank is increasing its dividend payment to shareholders by 40 percent. more »»

Commission to Look at Parking Around Central

April 12, 2013 Wheeling Traffic Commission members said further study is needed before they will consider lifting the two-hour parking limit near Wheeling Central Catholic High School’s gymnasium to allow students... more »»

Ostrander Facing New Flashing Charges

April 11, 2013 Brody Ostrander allegedly asked two women if they wanted to “make a couple hundred dollars” before exposing himself to them last month, a move that earned him indecent exposure and soliciting... more »»

Teen Relationships, Substance Abuse Explored at Linsly

April 11, 2013 With the Steubenville teen rape case that made national headlines fresh on their minds, a few dozen local parents Wednesday learned strategies to help their own children develop healthy relationship... more »»

W.Va. House Debates the Future of Home Rule Today

April 11, 2013 The West Virginia House of Delegates should vote today on legislation to expand the state’s Municipal Home Rule Pilot Program for another five year. more »»

Drug Investigation Follows House Fire

April 10, 2013 No injuries were reported in a Moundsville house fire on Monday evening, but now law enforcement officials are investigating a supply of drugs found in the Seventh Street building. more »»

Cameron Talks Held Behind Closed Doors

April 10, 2013 MOUNDSVILLE — Although students have been in the building for a little over three months, officials involved in the Cameron High School construction project are still tying up loose ends at the... more »»

Administrators Must Substitute Under Measure

April 10, 2013 School administrators in West Virginia must substitute teach at least three days each school year under legislation approved Tuesday in Charleston. Senate Bill 80, introduced by state Sen. more »»

Buckeyes Coach to Speak at Hall of Fame Induction

April 10, 2013 Urban Meyer, head football coach at Ohio State University, will be the featured speaker at this year’s Lou Holtz/Upper Ohio Valley Hall of Fame induction banquet on June 24 at the S. more »»

Local Students Named Bucklew Scholars

April 9, 2013 Two local high school seniors — Jennifer Mangano of Chester and Janelle Vickers of Moundsville — are among the newest class of Bucklew Scholars at West Virginia Universit. more »»

 
 

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