MORGANTOWN -- For West Virginia University Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources student Sarah Nelson, water is more than a field of study — it’s personal. Growing up near Wheeling, West Virginia, Nelson spent much of her childhood exploring creeks and woods on ...
A veteran NCAA basketball official who has worked conference championships and NCAA tournaments -- and also is a Wheeling native and former YMCA employee -- will be the guest speaker at the upcoming Light of the Valley luncheon. Tony Chiazza, who has spent 26 years in officiating, including ...
Photo by Derek Redd Children have fun and don't mind the mess Wednesday as they played with paints during Wheeling Country Day School's Summer Color Splash, hosted on the school's main campus on Wednesday. The colorful community event was filled with hands-on art, creativity, and playful ...
CHARLESTON — The clock is ticking as a federal judge once again extends deadlines at the request of the family of U.S. Sen. Jim Justice in a case that could determine whether the family maintains control of the historic Greenbrier Resort. U.S. District Judge Frank W. Volk issued an order ...
WHEELING – W.Va. Gov. Patrick Morrisey joined local and state leaders in Wheeling on Tuesday to celebrate a milestone in the effort to bring a new, multimillion-dollar waterfront development to the city. A who's who of city and state officials, representatives of supporting agencies and ...
MOUNDSVILLE – Two former Marshall County Schools educators allegedly involved in the abuse of an autistic student both entered not guilty pleas Tuesday before Marshall County Circuit Court Judge Richard Wilson. Marshall County Prosecutor Joe Canestraro said the defendants, Kiersten Moses ...
