GLEN DALE -- Fifth graders got the chance to conduct fun science experiments during the Marshall County Schools Career and Technical Education Department's 5th annual CTE Girls STEM Day at John Marshall High School on…
GLEN DALE -- Fifth graders got the chance to conduct fun science experiments during the Marshall County Schools Career and Technical Education Department's 5th annual CTE Girls STEM Day at John Marshall High School on…
CHARLESTON – With less than 22 days until the Nov. 3 general election, Democrats in the West Virginia House of…
WHEELING – The Wheeling-Ohio County Convention and Visitors Bureau will break ground on the new Wheeling Gateway Center downtown on…
WHEELING – Like all other cities in West Virginia operating a municipal water system, the city of Wheeling must keep…
ROME (AP) — Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery Tuesday that confirmed that he has lung cancer, and doctors removed the…
WHEELING – The annex building at Triadelphia Middle School – where Ohio County Schools alternative school is housed – presently…
MARTINS FERRY -- St. Mary Central School of Martins Ferry held a White Mass…
Linda Kay Smith, 75, of Wheeling passed away on Sunday October 11, 2026 in Peterson Hospital. She was born in Wheeling, daughter of the late Earl and Virginia (Perine) Smith. Linda was a Baptist and attended Calvary Baptist Church. She enjoyed being outdoors, word search puzzles and loved stuffed animals. She is survived by…
Joan Ellen Price, born June 15, 1958, died October 7, 2026. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Altmeyer…
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Last year, Steve Harris’ Red Devils volleyball team fell in the…
WHEELING — At the conclusion of the 2026 golf season in West Virginia, two local linksmen…
The assembly at Wheeling Park High School on Wednesday wasn’t just a celebration of the “Keep the Ball Rolling” initiative, which gives every public school in West Virginia $1,500 to provide students with essential items like food, clothing, shoes, coats and hygiene products to help improve school attendance. Now, that was a reason to…
I’ve been a keen observer of Wheeling city government for nearly 30 years. Over that time, I’ve seen plenty of political disagreements over the city and its future. Zoning disputes. Council members arguing over public policy. A split vote and heated debate on whether to retain the city manager. And more. But the current…