Uniglobe Ohio Valley is welcoming guests to its new location at 2258 Main St. in Wheeling on Wednesday to get a look at an upcoming tour of Route 66 on its 100th anniversary. The free event is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. Wednesday and is free to the public. Uniglobe Ohio Valley Travel is ...
WHEELING - The Rotary Club of Wheeling is holding its Spring Cash Raffle, with proceeds directly benefiting the Disaster Response and Recovery Fund through the Community Foundation of the Upper Ohio Valley. The Disaster Response and Recovery Fund helps ensure that immediate assistance and long-term recovery resources are available to individuals and families in our region, be it from severe storms, flooding or other unexpected emergencies. Tickets are $5 each and $20 for five tickets. Purchasing a raffle ticket supports disaster response and long-term recovery efforts, strengthens ...
The Pinewood Derby not only brought out the competitive spirit among more than 100 area Cub Scouts who participated but also a sense of camaraderie and in the days leading to the event, creativity and teamwork. Many parents and other supporters filled the central court area of the Fort ...
In a season where single-digit temperatures and snowy roadway conditions have kept people huddled behind closed doors, residents of the Ohio Valley showed that they were willing to brave the elements Saturday to attend a meet-the-candidates event at Buckeye Local High School. The evening ...
Nearly 45% of women over the age of 20 are living with some form of cardiovascular disease (CVD). To kick off American Heart Month this February, six community leaders are joining the national Woman of Impact initiative to raise awareness about women’s number one killer and raise funds that ...
Ohio’s economy is losing out on billions thanks to insufficient child care infrastructure, according to the state’s Chamber of Commerce. President and CEO Steve Sivers called on the legislature to invest in the system, while urging the state to utilize tools to “detect, track and eliminate fraud and waste.” The losses drawing concern from the chamber are largely leaking from gaps in the workforce created by parents and caregivers who are unable to afford care, electing to stay home with children. Stivers noted that the cost was “found to be $5.48 billion annually, including ...
