Non-Profit Fundraisers Hit Hard by COVID-19 Outbreak
Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk: Tractor-Trailer Hauling Milk Overturns on I-70
A tractor-trailer hauling cartons of milk overturned on Interstate 70 east near Triadelphia at about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday and slid into a culvert ...
OVAC Banquet of Champions is Postponed
Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Executive Director Dirk DeCoy formally announced Wednesday that the annual Banquet of Champions has been postponed due to the ...
Tradition Unlike Any Other Stymied
The Masters is so intertwined with Augusta, they added an extra day to spring break. You see, the first full week of April isn’t just a blip ...
Advice From A Seasoned Journalist
WHEELING — Gladys Van Horne, a longtime society editor of the Wheeling News-Register and the Martins Ferry Times Leader, helped dramatically change the content of ...
Merrick Chosen By Peers For Database
WHEELING — Urologic oncologist Dr. Gregory S. Merrick, medical director at the Schiffler Cancer Center of Wheeling Hospital, has again been ...
Don’t Limit Public Input
COVID-19 has forced most units of government to alter how they interact with the public. No reasonable person questions the necessity of using technology to avoid ...
Keep Nursing Homes Secure
Letting Public Comment Vital
Yes, Hail To Pitt!
You heard it first from this staunch supporter of the West Virginia University Mountaineers: Hail to Pitt! Calm down. As we reported last week, University of ...
Don’t Fall Victim to Scammers, Price Gouging
Cameron’s ‘Field of Flags’ Still Planned for May 20-27
RALPH CHAMBERS
Ralph Chambers, 92, of Barnesville, died Sunday, April 5, 2020 at Wheeling Hospital. He was born March 6, 1928 in Bebee, WV, son of the late Thomas Chambers and ...
SANDRA HUSTON
JOHN DUNN
West Virginia governor's coal companies to pay $5M in fines
By ANTHONY IZAGUIRRE Associated Press CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Billionaire West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice's coal companies have agreed to pay more than $5 million ...
