(Editor’s Note: This is the second in a series of articles in May to highlight historic preservation efforts in Wheeling as part of celebrating Historic Preservation Month.) WHEELING – The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the country’s cultural resources that ...
Saturday, May 9-Sunday, May 10 Saturday, April 18 MUSIC & ARTS Live Music: Cole Greenwalt – 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Bridge Tavern & Grill. Nashville-based singer-songwriter Cole Greenwalt brings his coal country-inspired music to Wheeling for a free solo acoustic performance. DJ Reign – 10 p.m. Saturday at Silver Rail Bar & Grill. DJ Reign spins late-night dance tracks during Ladies Night, with a late-night menu available. Kelly Cup Playoffs: Wheeling Nailers vs. Maine Mariners – 7:10 p.m. Saturday at WesBanco Arena. The Wheeling Nailers host Game 2 of the second round of the ...
WHEELING — Panhandle Cleaning & Restoration is proud to announce the return of its long-running Business After Hours event, reviving a community tradition that was hosted throughout the 2010s. After several years away, the company is excited to bring the event back and reconnect with local business leaders, partners and community members. The event will take place from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, May 14, at 112-31st St. in Wheeling, West Virginia, and will feature the unveiling of the new Design Center & Showroom for Panhandle Construction & Remodeling, the custom remodeling division of ...
WHEELING – This May Newcomer’s meeting will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, May 14, at Generations Restaurant, 338 National Road, Wheeling. This month’s program is the annual installation of officers and the theme is “Summertime.” We will also recognize current chairs of standing committees as well as officers. The program will be preceded by a fun game of trivia. Any woman new or returning to the area is welcome to join the group for the monthly luncheon. Anyone interested in attending can call Jan at 304–280–4270 by the Monday before the meeting.
I am licking my wounds today, not literally but close. I am, however, applying first aid ointment to a few of the scratches and punctures on my hands and arms. My wounds came after a sad battle with six of our eight rose bushes that did not survive the winter. We spent a good portion of the rain-free Monday pulling and digging out the dead bushes. No amount of garden gloves could prevent a few painful interactions with the thorny plants. I am not sure if it was weather-related or a blight, but it became apparent as temperatures warmed that we would not have as many of our beloved ...
WHEELING — The Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce graduated 24 participants from the 2026 Leadership Wheeling program this past week at a luncheon at Waterfront Hall. “Leadership Wheeling continues to play an important role in building a strong pipeline of leaders for our region,” said ...
