MOUNDSVILLE – The city of Moundsville is gearing up for its July 4th celebration and the United States’ 250th birthday. The party will actually kick off a day early with a 7 p.m. July 3 concert at the Strand Theatre, 811 Fifth St., featuring Bad Moon Rising, which is a John Fogerty and ...
WHEELING – In the wake of community unrest over a planned private development in Warwood associated with the data center industry, Wheeling Mayor Denny Magruder on Thursday issued a public statement in order to clarify the city's limited involvement with the venture so far. Earlier this ...
CHARLESTON — WorkForce West Virginia will hold its next statewide virtual job fair July 1. Employers and job seekers are invited to participate in the event, scheduled from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. “We invite you to unlock your potential at WorkForce West Virginia's Statewide Virtual Job Fairs,” said Scott Adkins, acting commissioner of WorkForce West Virginia. “Employers and job seekers are encouraged to seize this opportunity to connect and grow together. Since these Statewide Virtual Job Fairs began three years ago, the Virtual Job Fair has had 39,009 registered job seekers, 5,434 ...
WHEELING — For nearly three decades, the Wheeling Nailers and Pittsburgh Penguins have shared one of the longest-running affiliations in professional hockey. Now, that relationship appears to be in doubt. The uncertainty surfaced Thursday when David Hoffmann, founder and chairman of the ...
WELLSBURG – A week of festivities in honor of Independence Day will kick off Friday night, with a block party organized by the Wellsburg Urban Renewal Authority. Area residents are invited to the Wellsburg Town Square from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Friday, for the first of a series of summer block parties. The festivities will include live music from Matt Hill and Friends, along with food and other refreshments from Taters Food Truck, Rusty Bull Taco Co., Dr. Sweets, and Carenbauer Distributing. Additional local vendors also will be on site. Headline sponsors include Jimmy Willis, House of ...
WHEELING — The city of Wheeling's Stormwater Department needs residents’ help identifying potential drainage issues before heavy rain arrives. Superintendent Mike Chiazza explained that with more than 3,000 catch basins and hundreds of miles of storm sewer infrastructure throughout the city, crews rely on residents to help identify problems that may not be visible during routine inspections. Citizens who notice any of the following should report it: - Clogged catch basins or storm drains - Debris blocking ditches, channels or streams - Headwalls, culverts or drainage pipes ...
