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Ohio Valley Businesses Show Off at Technology Showcase Thursday

WHEELING - Several businesses from the Ohio Valley got together under one roof to display what they can do at the Technology Showcase in the American Legion Post #1 Thursday. The companies, whether tech-focused or not, each had employees ready to talk to people about the type of services they ...

Dog Show Returns To St. Clairsville After A Decade

ST. CLAIRSVILLE – For the first time in a decade the St. Clairsville Kennel Club will be hosting a dog show at the Belmont County Fairgrounds on Saturday and Sunday. The event gets underway at 9 a.m. on both days at the David Jones building. Show chairperson Jane Hendricks said that the ...

Three, including former president, indicted in EGCC case

STEUBENVILLE — A long-anticipated 23-page indictment released by the Ohio Auditor of State's office Thursday details what investigators allege was an elaborate scheme to divert millions of student aid dollars meant for disadvantaged students into the pockets of a former Eastern Gateway ...

Scarecrows Go Back Up at Historic Cockayne Farmstead Oct. 12

GLEN DALE — The annual Scarecrow Lane competition and exhibit is slated Oct. 12-31 at the historic Cockayne Farmstead, 1111 Wheeling Ave., Glen Dale. People can create scarecrows for four different categories to try and win a cash prize. Kara Gordon, site manager for the Cockayne Farmstead, ...

New Polling Shows Morrisey At 31-45% Approval

Election polling time is hot, and while Gov. Patrick Morrisey isn’t on the ballot this year, numbers in some key Senate districts reveal the governor is underwater in popularity. Morrisey, a Republican, has been in office for roughly 21 months. The former West Virginia attorney general ...

Woodsdale-Edgewood Community Association To Have First Meeting

A new neighborhood organization is taking shape in Wheeling’s Woodsdale and Edgewood neighborhoods with the simple goal of bringing neighbors together and turning community pride into positive action. The newly formed Woodsdale-Edgewood Community Association (WECA) will hold its first neighborhood meeting at 7:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct.13 at Christ United Methodist Church, 1232 National Road, Wheeling. The meeting will immediately follow the Wheeling Police Department’s Crime Watch meeting, which begins at 6:30 p.m. at the same location. Founded by Woodsdale native Michael Borsuk, ...