Author: Karen Fatula

Moundsville Man Pleads Guilty for Possessing Fentanyl with Intent to Deliver

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The investigation stemmed from an incident on February 10, 2026, in which Moundsville Police Department and the Marshall County Drug Task Force executed a search warrant.

Wheeling Heritage Receives $90,000 Grant for Artisan Center 

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Built in 1867 by Henry List, a prominent wholesale merchant and banker, the Wheeling Artisan Center is located within the Downtown Wheeling Historic District.

St. Clairsville Dog Show Returns After 10-Year Hiatus, Bringing Hundreds of Competitors to Belmont County

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The show is set for this week at the Belmont County Fairgrounds.

Sinclair Foundation Withdraws $200,000 Offer to Demolish Blighted Bellaire Homes

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Sinclair had planned a new housing development in Bellaire’s Rose Hill neighborhood of homes valued at $250,000 each.

Could an AI Data Center Be an Opportunity for St. Clairsville?

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The mayor is concentrating on gaining population so St. Clairsville can remain an Ohio city.

St. Clairsville’s Mayor – Part 3: ‘Our valley, we take it for granted here’

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The Mayor's vision optimistic, sure, but steps have been taken to make it all come true.

St. Clairsville’s Mayor – Part 2: ‘I was the unknown political figure, but my passion was for us to keep our water’

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The plan to sell the city's Water Department is what provoked her to get political.

St. Clairsville’s Mayor – Part 1: ‘There’s just a lot of good reasons to want to be in St. Clairsville’

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This article is the first of three that will be published this week.

Don’t Talk to Strangers: Belmont County Sheriff Warns of New Phone and Social Media Scams

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Scammers never stop scamming, and most of them are located overseas.

Belmont County DJFS Launches New School Clothes Program with United Way and Community Action Commission

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Applications open Wednesday, Aug. 5 and will be accepted through Aug. 19.

Disputes Drive Wedge in Talks Between Belmont County Land Bank Board and Sinclair Foundation

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The two sides are debating the proper ways to address the public-private partnership.

Philanthropist Questions Belmont County Commissioners About Delay in $200,000 Gift to Demolish Blighted Bellaire Homes

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Sinclair said he is interested in redeveloping approximately 15 blighted properties whose owners collectively owe more than $200,000 in delinquent property taxes.

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