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Lawmakers May Celebrate W.Va.’s 150th in Wheeling
March 28, 2013 The West Virginia Legislature could convene in Wheeling to celebrate the state’s 150th birthday under legislation being considered in Charleston. more »» 
Temple To Help Make A Happy Easter
March 28, 2013 Easter often is viewed as a time of renewal, and the congregation at Bethlehem Apostolic Temple hopes to be a part of that for area families in need by lending a helping hand. more »» 
Another Win Puts WPHS Geography Bowl Team on the Map
March 28, 2013 Wheeling Park High School’s Geography Bowl team won West Virginia’s 11th Annual High School Geography Bowl held earlier this month in Athens, W.V. more »» 
Petition Calls for Firing of Big Red Coach
March 27, 2013 A website that describes itself as the world’s largest petition platform posted an online petition calling for the firing of Steubenville High School football coach Reno Saccoccia. more »» 
Nailers, Relay for Life Team To Light the Lamp Against Cancer
March 27, 2013 Hockey fans in the Ohio Valley can own a piece of Wheeling Nailers’ memorabilia and support the American Cancer Society’s Ohio County Relay for Life at this Friday’s hockey game at WesBanco Arena. more »»
Jail Cost Cut Plan Born In Brooke
March 27, 2013 Brooke County’s pretrial release program has drastically cut jail costs over the past few years, and on Tuesday, the West Virginia Senate passed a bill that would institute the local program in... more »»
Lower Levy Rate, Pay Raises in Budget
March 27, 2013 Marshall County residents will see another reduction in the county levy rate after commissioners Tuesday presented the budget message for the 2013-14 tax year. more »»
Marshall School Board Makes No Move on New Super
March 27, 2013 After meeting for nearly three hours Tuesday, the Marshall County Board of Education made no decision on the district’s new superintendent. more »» 
Calabrese Wants Reason For Cuts to HRC Funding
March 26, 2013 Frank Calabrese told Wheeling Human Rights Commission members Monday he’s willing to do whatever it takes to make sure they don’t lose the ability to enforce the city’s anti-discrimination laws due... more »»
Murray Objects to Patriot Bankruptcy
March 26, 2013 Murray Energy Corp. is objecting to Patriot Coal’s plan to dump more than $2 billion of its pension obligations onto other companies. The local company filed its objection in U.S. more »» 
Water Break Leaves Nearly 60 High and Dry
March 26, 2013 Between 50 and 60 Moundsville Water Department customers were without water service for several hours Monday, and a section of First Street had to be shut down so department employees could repair... more »»
Johnson Welcomes Ohio Valley Mayors
March 26, 2013 Congressman Bill Johnson hosted the first “Ohio Sixth District Mayors Day” earlier this month. Mayors from throughout eastern and southeastern Ohio traveled to Washington, D.C. more »» 
New Officers Start Training
March 25, 2013 Many law enforcement hopefuls have found the rigors of the West Virginia State Police Academy too much to bear, but Wheeling Police Chief Shawn Schwertfeger has no doubt the four new hires he’s... more »» 
Barber’s Work Is Shear Joy
March 24, 2013 CAMERON — The year was 1963 and Denzil Hennen was ready to give up. He only had two customers on his first day of business in Cameron. more »» 
Waller Corp. Low Bidder in Window Restoration Project
March 24, 2013 WHEELING — While the contract details are still be worked out, it appears Waller Corp. of Washington, Pa., will be restoring the Artisan Center’s windows this summer. more »» 
Attorney: 3 Months Until Murder Trial
March 23, 2013 An attorney representing Kordel Moncreace, 16, of Steubenville, who was indicted for the Jan. 30 shooting deaths of two men, said it will take upwards of three months to bring the case to trial. more »» 
$30.55M Is Low Bid For New Water Plant
March 23, 2013 Wheeling officials delayed the bid opening for Wheeling’s new water treatment plant to give contractors an extra week to prepare their proposals. more »»
Cops Look Into Thefts In Benwood, Moundsville
March 23, 2013 An elderly Moundsville man awoke in the middle of the night Wednesday because he heard noises in his 11th Street home, Police Chief Tom Mitchell sai. more »» 
Williams Isolates Pipeline Leak, No Injuries Reported
March 23, 2013 As Larry Hartley hiked up the steep hillside toward the surface of Reid Ridge Road, he was glad to report that Williams Partners managed to stop the leak in its 24-inch natural gas pipeline that... more »» 
Commission Eyeing More TIF Land at The Highlands
March 22, 2013 Ohio County commissioners want a second highway interchange built for The Highlands, and legislation moving through the West Virginia Senate could provide the financial resources to undertake the... more »» |
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