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High Schoolers Start At ‘Gateway To The West’

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TRIADELPHIA – Robotics competition continued at The Highlands Sports Complex on Friday with the high school students anxious to prove their technical prowess. Despite the inclement weather and bad road conditions earlier in the week, 79 of 80 teams registered showed up for the “Gateway To ...

Wheeling Symphony Orchestra to Present Concert of Love Songs

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WHEELING – The Capitol Theatre in Wheeling promises to be brimming with love and music on Feb. 12 when the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra presents Endless Love – an evening of love songs. The Pops concert will feature a variety of heartwarming favorites and will welcome guest artists Shayna ...

Ms. Wheelchair West Virginia Crowned In Moundsville

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MOUNDSVILLE – Moundsville resident Heather Gillespie’s new crown sparkled bright as it was placed on her head Friday at the Moundsville City Building. It was almost as dazzling as the smile on her face during the celebration of her being named Ms. Wheelchair West Virginia ...

New trial date for alleged double murderer

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ST. CLAIRSVILLE – A new court date has been set for alleged double murderer Andrew Isaac Griffin. Belmont County Common Pleas Court Judge Christopher Berhalter set the trial date for Oct. 19 at 8:30 a.m. during a pre-trial hearing on Friday. Griffin is accused in the double homicide of ...

Local Leaders Strongly Opposed to Partisan Municipal Elections

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WHEELING — City leaders in Wheeling and Moundsville voiced universal opposition to proposed legislation that would force West Virginia municipalities to hold partisan elections. “House Bill 4080 is simply a bad piece of legislation,” said Wheeling Councilman Dave Palmer. “This bill is ...