WHEELING — The one-year anniversary of the deadly flood that devastated Triadelphia and Valley Grove last June will soon be observed, and community partners are helping residents become mentally and emotionally prepared to deal with difficult memories of the tragedy that may be ...
BENWOOD – A coal miner was transported to WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital after being struck in the back by a falling rock on Thursday, said Tom Hart, director of the Marshall County Emergency Management Agency. Hart said the call came into the emergency 911 center at 12:47 p.m. that the man had been hit by a falling rock while working in the Ohio County Mine Shoemaker Portal, which is situated in Marshall County. It took 30 minutes for the miner to reach the surface. He was then transported by Marshall County EMS. By late Thursday afternoon, Hart said he had not received an update ...
WHEELING — West Virginia Northern Community College has selected Dr. Andrew Langrehr as its ninth president following a national search. Langrehr, currently vice chancellor for academic affairs at St. Louis Community College, will assume the position in August after the retirement of ...
CHARLESTON – U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito provided an update Thursday on a number of issues being addressed on Capitol Hill, including reforming college athletics and funding for immigration enforcement efforts. Capito, R-W.Va., spoke with West Virginia reporters Thursday morning during a ...
GLEN DALE — The weekly Farmers’ Market at the historic Cockayne Farmstead opened Wednesday, bringing together local vendors offering handmade goods, food and plants on the grounds of the historic site. The market is held from 3-6 p.m. Wednesdays beside the Cockayne House, 1111 Wheeling ...
CHARLESTON - The West Virginia Board of Education received a report on the state's intervention of Tyler County Schools, put out for public comment new rules governing transfers between schools of student-athletes, and gave State Superintendent of Schools Michele Blatt a glowing review for the ...
