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Former Judge Martin Gaughan Remembered For Fairness, Leadership

WHEELING — The late Judge Martin Gaughan is being remembered as a great man and a fair judge by those who knew and worked with him. Gaughan, 82, of Weirton died May 23 with his family beside him. Gaughan was a lawyer for 20 years before he was appointed judge of the First Judicial Circuit ...

Warwood Shines In Steel With New West Virginia Sign

WHEELING — Officials gathered Thursday to unveil a new steel sign shaped like West Virginia at Garden Park in Warwood. The sign, sponsored by Local Economic Development Assistance funds secured by Sen. Laura Wakim Chapman, R-Ohio, was designed by Warwood Tool and made via waterjet cutting ...

Lane, Ramp Closures on I-70 East Begin Friday

A portion of Interstate 70 eastbound will have the left lane closed in the Wheeling Tunnel from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., on Friday, May 29, for road maintenance. The Market Street on-ramp will also be closed during this time. Motorists are advised to slow down, use alternate routes, and expect delays. Alternate routes include U.S. 40 westbound or U.S. 40 to Interstate 70 and Interstate 470. Inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances could change the project schedule.

Justice Family Told To Show Details Of New Loan By Wednesday

CHARLESTON – U.S. Sen. Jim Justice and his family had until the end of the day Wednesday to submit the terms of an alleged new loan to pay off the remaining debt on the historic Greenbrier Resort and explain why certain details should not be publicly disclosed. In a memorandum opinion ...

Sweet Victory Claimed by Faygo's Street Corn

WHEELING – It was an “a-maize-ing” night in Wheeling as four growing small businesses competed in Wednesday's Show of Hands for a chance to take home a healthy chunk of cash to help propel their venture to the next level. Of the four worthy contenders, the majority of the crowd on hand ...