WHEELING – Ohio County voters in selected areas will see their voting precincts consolidated for the May 12 primary election. County commissioners passed a motion Tuesday to consolidate Precinct 12 at the Short Creek United Methodist Church with Precinct 11 at the Betty Zane Community ...
McKinley Carter Wealth Services recently was honored by an industry magazine as one of the best registered investment advisors firms to work for. Financial Planning Magazine named the firm as one of the top 60 RIA firms. The magazine conducted a comprehensive two-part review of hundreds of firms nationwide and placed McKinley Carter Wealth Services among the top. “We are extremely proud to once again be listed among the top ‘RIA’ firms across the country,” said David H. McKinley, CEO of McKinley Carter Wealth Services. "We're intentional about creating a workplace where ...
MOUNDSVILLE – Moundsville City Council held the first reading Tuesday of a proposed ordinance to increase residential and commercial stormwater rates in the city. The first reading was approved 6-1 with council members David Wood, Eugene Saunders, Ginger DeWitt, Don DeWitt, Mayor Randy ...
WPD Hosting Downtown/Centre Market Business Crime Watch WHEELING - The Wheeling Police Department will host a monthly Downtown/Centre Market Crime Watch Group for businesses in the Downtown and Centre Market areas. The first meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 4. Future meetings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at Wheeling Police Headquarters, 2115 Chapline Street. The meetings are designed for business owners and managers, focusing on crime prevention and public safety issues affecting commercial districts. These meetings are not ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Oglebay Institute’s Stifel Fine Arts Center and St. Clairsville Recreation Department are entering a partnership to bring more events to the city. Recreation Department director Eric Gay said theater classes, art exhibits and improv classes for both children and adults ...
The Ohio County Prosecutor’s Office announced Tuesday that several people had recently been sentenced to prison on sexual offender charges. Chris Lipscomb, 54, was sentenced Tuesday to no less than three and no more than 15 years in prison for sexual assault of an 18-year-old guest in his home. The crime occurred in Wheeling in January 2025, Ohio County Prosecutor Shawn Turak said, and the victim was a guest and friend of the family. Upon his release to prison, which will be no earlier than February 2029, Lipscomb will serve an additional 25 years of supervised release and be a ...
