Wheeling University undergraduate and graduate students presented their scholarly work Thursday during the 2026 Research Day and Scholarship Symposium. According to Teresa Busick, Instructor of Psychology and chair of the planning committee, Research Day at Wheeling University showcased the ...
The Inclusion on Ice committee recently celebrated the community support of the annual Inclusion on Ice skating event. This year's event raised $14,000, which was split between Easterseals Rehabilitation Center and Augusta Levy Behavioral Services. Major sponsors for the event included the ...
STEUBENVILLE — It’s important to bring members of the community together so they can better understand the work done by Urban Mission Ministries, agency officials say. That was one of the main goals of a series of open house sessions held Wednesday. “This allows everyone to see what we ...
The Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley (CFOV) has awarded the second round of grants from its Food Security Fund, distributing $29,900 to six nonprofit organizations working to combat hunger and improve access to nutritious food across the Upper Ohio Valley. “Food insecurity continues to impact families in every corner of our region,” says Executive Director of CFOV Susie Nelson. “This second round of grants reflects both the ongoing need and the incredible work our nonprofit partners are doing every day to ensure their neighbors have access to nutritious food. We are ...
WEIRTON — WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center has opened its expanded Intensive Care Unit, delivering a higher level of care to patients across the region. The ICU allows the hospital to care for even the most critically ill patients locally, ensuring they can remain close to their families, support systems and homes during treatment. “This investment in expanded ICU beds and around-the-clock Critical Care Medicine coverage reflects our commitment to delivering exceptional care when it matters most,” said David Artman, president and CEO. “Our patients deserve access to the ...
MOUNDSVILLE – In preparation for the next school year, Marshall County Board of education members approved several personnel matters this week including reductions in force. The board’s agenda listed 17 different people whose employment was recommended for termination by reduction in ...
