MOUNDSVILLE – Moundsville City Council approved a general fund budget of about $16 million for fiscal 2026-27 during Tuesday’s regular meeting. A public hearing was held prior to the vote and no one spoke regarding the budget. Following the meeting, City Manager Rick Healy said the ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Nearly a year after the Internal Revenue Service placed a $500,000 federal tax lien against Belmont County Auditor Cindi Henry’s office, Henry is celebrating that it has formally been withdrawn. She said that the IRS has fully abated all penalties referenced in the ...
WHEELING — The City of Wheeling will host a spring cleanup, providing residents with a convenient opportunity to dispose of unwanted household items and help keep neighborhoods clean, safe and attractive heading into the warmer weather seasons. This cleanup initiative supports community beautification efforts throughout Wheeling by offering multiple dumpster locations across the City. The program is open to all residents living within Wheeling city limits. Please note this is not an Ohio County Solid Waste Authority-sponsored event. Dumpsters will be available at designated ...
WHEELING – The latest idea for extending Interstate 68 into Marshall County includes taking the proposed highway across the Ohio River to Caldwell, then perhaps all the way to Dayton. Robert Miller, executive director of the West Virginia Route 2/Interstate 68 Authority, updated Ohio County ...
GLEN DALE – Members of the public are invited to help pack an estimated 30,000 meals this month to help people in need around the world. The annual Rise Against Hunger event is slated from 9 a.m. to noon March 14 at St. Jude’s Church Hall, 826 Jefferson Ave., Glen Dale. The event is ...
MOUNDSVILLE – The city of Moundsville is seeking requests for proposals for the purchase and redevelopment of downtown building lots left empty following a destructive fire there on March 7, 2025. According to the legal ad, the RFP is for the “sale and mixed-use commercial development of the properties at 201, 227 and 229 Jefferson Ave.” The deadline for proposals is March 19. The three lots offer a total of 0.55 acres of space. Last March, a massive fire damaged four structures beyond repair. The city purchased the properties for a total of about $300,000. The fire was so ...
