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Irish Eyes on the Prize: Hibernians Award Scholarships to Area Students

The Wheeling Ancient Order of Hibernians Division No. 1 awarded four $1,000 scholarships in May to area students in recognition of academics, extracurricular involvement, Catholic faith and essays on Irish ancestry. Recipients, pictured from left, were Wheeling Central's Luke Zoeckler, ...

Marshall County Students Enjoy CTE Camp

Marshall County students were able to see what their future could potentially be during a Career and Technical Education camp being held at John Marshall High School. The two-day camp that ends Wednesday offers students entering sixth grade through entering ninth grade the opportunity to get ...

Insanity Plea Rejected In St. C. Bomb Threat Case

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — An 18-year-old man accused of making multiple bomb threats to businesses around St. Clairsville was found competent to stand trial Monday. Belmont County Common Pleas Judge John Vavra on Monday denied Larry Allen Harvey’s plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. Harvey ...

Council to Vote on Flag Policy

WHEELING – Members of Wheeling City Council are introducing legislation at their meeting Tuesday night to delineate exactly what flags will be permitted to fly on the city's permanent flag poles in public places like Heritage Port. According to the resolution added to an amended agenda for ...

Wheeling Farmers’ Market Presents Scholarships

April Lockard and Adeline Schimnoski were the winners of $500 scholarships given by the Wheeling Farmers’ Market. The goal, according to farmers' market organizers, was to give back and support the community and high school graduates. ach graduate had involvement in an FFA or 4H program. ...