WHEELING – The owner of acres of undeveloped property in North Park successfully requested that Wheeling Planning Commission members consider recommending a change to a rarely utilized residential zoning classification for his parcel. During Monday night's June meeting of the planning ...
The following is the Brooke High School graduating class of 2026. This list was not available by deadline of our Graduation special section: Hemed Allen Brayden Austin Gavin Baier Conner Baird Blaine Beatty Jason Beliveau Jude Blake Wyatt Blake Jocelyn Bond Mikaylie Bottegal Jazmine Boyce Kendra Boyd Emily Brown Noah Bubeck Sawyer Burns Cooper Byers Dominick Carbasho Donovan Carpenter Katelynn Carroll Juana Celis Jack Charlton Arthur Chase Grace Cheek Cole Clark Taeya Clevenger Austin Clifton Bunnie Cline James Coen Ella Contumelio Aiden Cooper Lorelei ...
STEUBENVILLE — The Old Fort Steuben Project has announced plans for a major addition to Fort Steuben Park with the creation and installation of a bronze statue honoring Baron Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, the Revolutionary War hero for whom Fort Steuben and the city were named. The project ...
The former principal of Wheeling Middle School was charged with one count of child abuse Monday in connection with an alleged altercation he had with a student while he still led the school. Richard L. McCardle, 61, turned himself in to Wheeling Police on the felony count, according to a ...
Belmont Co. man dies following ATV crash ST. CLAIRSVILLE — A Belmont County man died Saturday after an ATV crash in Washington Township, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Troopers said the crash occurred on Township Road 101 near Ohio 148. Authorities responded to the scene after receiving a report of a serious injury ATV crash. According to the patrol, a 2009 Yamaha YXR700F driven by Debra Street, 71, of Alledonia, was traveling eastbound on Township Road 101. Ronald Street, 72, of Alledonia, was riding in the utility terrain vehicle with her. While negotiating a ...
WHEELING – Members of the public told Ohio County Board of Education members Monday night they do not want later school start times in the district, even if an extra half-hour of sleep might benefit young minds. Thirteen delegations spoke before the board, with nearly all expressing ...
