Athletes at all levels, not just Division I, are benefitting from Name, Image, and Likeness rules.

Newellstown Diner in St. Clairsville opened its doors Christmas Day and provided both a Christmas pancake breakfast and Christmas dinner to patrons free of charge.

The winter storm expected to hit early Friday morning with snow accumulation and rapidly-freezing temperatures is going to cause issues for road crews, especially given the expected rise in holiday travel this weekend.

Ohio Valley Preps is doing its part to help promote area football players in the recruiting game.

The Buckeye 8 Challenge is set for Saturday in Cadiz, starting at noon at Harrison Central High School.

Diane Jefferis is offering a $2,000 reward to anyone who finds her beloved Basset Hound, Rufus.

The Back Home Festival in New Martinsville, has been voted the top fair, festival, or event in the entirety of West Virginia by WV Living Magazine.

Holiday pet adoptions are not doomed to fail and any time can be the right time for adopt a dog or cat. But proper steps, both for the adopting agency, and the potential adopting family, must be taken to ensure a successful match.

Jeremy Hays is readying to debut the FadeawayFit Virtual Academy on the App Store, taking his basketball skills training brand to a whole new level.

Emmanuel Baptist Church in St. Clairsville is having great success with its Centershot Archery Classes, held three Saturdays a month.

The long-time council member is looking at ways the city can make the council chambers meet accessibility standards.

Vandals caused a few thousand dollars of damage to the youth center inside the Martins Ferry Recreation Center, forcing the youth center's temporary closure.