WHEELING – Wheeling residents Mark and Amy Bishop entered the U.S. Air Force at different times in their lives, but both retired as lieutenant colonels after careers that took them around the world — and led them to each other. The Bishops met in 1989 while playing on a co-ed Air Force ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The Belmont woman accused of killing her 1-year-old daughter last week pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the case Friday. Autum Sky Palmer, 20, also known as Autum Stotelmyer entered the plea Friday morning in Belmont County Common Pleas Court. Palmer is charged ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Academy Sports + Outdoors donated a total of $5,000 to the St. Clairsville-Richland City School District’s athletic department Thursday. Store Director Amy Darnell said the store provided 20 gift cards worth $200 each to 20 student athletes, as well as donating another ...
WHEELING — Members of the Wheeling Historic Landmarks Commission on Thursday agreed to recommend approval of a request to demolish several structures within the city’s Downtown Historic District to clear the way for the proposed $58.7 million JC Lando waterfront development and hotel ...
Cabbage roll dinner scheduled for Aug. 11 WHEELING – The Warwood United Methodist Church, 1438 Warwood Ave., Wheeling, is scheduled to serve a cabbage roll dinner on Aug. 11 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. The meal includes homemade cabbage rolls, mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls, and choice of dessert. The cost is $15. Meals can be eaten in or taken out. After dinner people can visit the farmers’ market in Garden Park and hear music by the On the Rocks band. Portion of Mt. de Chantal Road closed Friday morning WHEELING, W.Va. - Mt. de Chantal Road between Hunter Avenue and Pallister ...
CHARLESTON – Members of the U.S. Senate have less than 24 hours to pass a number of bills before they head out for a five-week recess, including government funding bills, confirmations of nominations and election regulations. U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., provided an update to reporters Thursday morning from Capitol Hill, remaining optimistic that her Senate colleagues can make quick work of their agenda items. “While it looks like it's too much and some of (the bills) may fall off, I think the core ones will get done or we're going to stay here until we get them ...
