WHEELING – There is plenty of excitement at WVU Medicine surrounding the upcoming WVU Cancer Institute St. Joseph Regional Cancer Complex. Officials said Monday afternoon that dirt would start moving at the complex's future site, the former Ohio Valley Medical Center campus, later this ...
WHEELING – The Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce wants to know what its members think of the proposal that Ohio County Schools start and end each day a half hour later. Last week, a committee studying school start times recommended the change to the Ohio County Board of Education. Jennifer Materkoski, president of the Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce, said the survey is intended to gather input from local employers about how the proposed change could affect their businesses. “I think there are instances where the chamber should be getting feedback from our members,” she said. ...
WHEELING – Wheeling’s “Doughboy” statue is back on its base at Wheeling Park, and now looks as good as new. The statue was removed two months ago, and was returned to the park Monday morning following a $10,000 restoration of its gun and hand by Mike’s Refinishing, of Finleyville, ...
Editor's note: This story was edited to reflect the misidentification of the keynote speaker. WHEELING – Wheeling Park High School held its 49th annual commencement ceremony with 348 seniors graduating Sunday, making up the Class of 2026. The ceremony was held at 3 p.m. at WesBanco Arena ...
Wheeling Central Catholic High School on Saturday honored its latest graduating class, celebrating the students' achievements of their high school years and their promise for the future. The school held its graduation ceremony at the Oglebay Park Amphitheater. Parents, families, CCHS staff, ...
WHEELING – Demolition work in East Wheeling of the former Clay School has proceeded quickly over the past several weeks, but a great deal of work remains to be done at the site over the summer. Raze International Inc. of Shadyside began demolition of the sprawling, 75,000-square-foot former ...
