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Morrisey Defends Endorsements Of GOP Candidates During Bill Signing

CHARLESTON - Gov. Patrick Morrisey cited a bill aimed at cracking down on domestic violence as an example of how lawmakers and the Governor's Office can work together while also defending his endorsements of challengers to sitting Republican lawmakers heading into the final days of the 2026 ...

‘Night Of Hope’ Being Held Tonight

In conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Month, and with a focus on local youth and their families, the Ohio Valley community is invited to support “A Night of Hope” on Thursday, May 7 at St. Clairsville High School. Bob Holmes has played more than 20,000 games of One-Man Volleyball against professional and student athletes. His record stands at more than 20,000 wins against 470 losses. He has beaten professional athletes such as the Pittsburgh Steelers, Minnesota Vikings, and Baltimore Orioles and has been recognized twice by Ripley's Believe It or Not for having played more ...

City Approves Centre Market House $680K Roof Replacement

WHEELING – Members of Wheeling City Council approved more than $1 million worth of renovation projects Tuesday night during their first regular meeting in May. One major project approved Tuesday night will bring a new roof to the historic Centre Market's Lower Market House. Following a ...

Some Candidates Get ‘Byes’ In Ohio Primary Elections

ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Just like in some sports playoffs – where some teams get “byes” or don’t have to face competition in the first round – some candidates found themselves not having opposition in Tuesday’s primary election in Ohio. At the top of the ballot, U.S. Sen. John Husted, R-Ohio, ran unopposed for re-election on the GOP ticket. The race attracted two Democrats, former Sen. Sherrod Brown and Ron Kincaid, with Brown earning the nomination. Democrats Amy Acton, candidate for governor, and her lieutenant governor teammate David Pepper faced no competition in the ...