The newest tree in Wheeling was planted in the Edgwood neighborhood Friday morning. Oglebay Park Resort employees placed a Kwanzan cherry tree into the ground at Edgwood Park during a short ceremony Friday. Karen Cox, a WVU Extension Service agent and member of Wheeling's tree board, said the ...
SISTERSVILLE – The historic Sistersville ferry tugboat sank Thursday after taking on water, while the car barge remained afloat. No injuries were reported. According to Sistersville Mayor Bill Rice, the trouble began days earlier when the ferry board president alerted the city that the ...
Wheeling Country Day School third-graders raised more than $1,000 for the Ohio County Animal Shelter through a student-run Market Day, where they designed and operated stations offering goods and services such as face painting and rubber-band bracelets. The students presented Ohio County Animal Shelter Manager Dave Campbell with $1,024 in donations. Campbell visited the classroom with one of the shelter’s dogs as the students turned over the funds. Third-grade teacher Madison McDonald said the project was entirely student-driven, from planning stations to pricing items and selecting ...
TRIADELPHIA – If the future of Touchstone Advanced Composites is about to lift off, its rise will be powered by the parts and technology it makes from local coal for the aerospace industry. Touchstone Advanced Composites – producers of the CFOAM product made from coal byproduct – ...
Center McMechen Elementary School students, faculty and staff observed Autism Acceptance Week, April 7-10, wrapping up the celebration on Friday with a school-wide Sensory Friendly Parade. Each grade carried a banner with an autism awareness fact along with sensory output items such as ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Students at St. Clairsville-Richland City Middle and High School were dismissed Friday afternoon after a bomb threat was made. A heavy police presence was seen around the school following the threat. Superintendent Christina Laudermilt said a student found a note in a ...
