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Burn Ban in Place for Buckeye State Residents

Ohio residents are subject to a burn ban between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. from March 1 through May 31, and again from October 1 through November 30.

Wheeling’s Arts & Cultural Commission Receives Grant for Student-Created Public Art

A public reception has been scheduled for June.

OCS Students Participating in National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week

Many teens are not aware of the risks when it comes to drugs and alcohol.

McKinley-Mooney Race for Congress Expected to be Competitive

The primary in West Virginia is scheduled for May 10.

Wheeling Fire Department’s South Wheeling Station to Mark Special Milestone

Tours will be available this weekend.

Contraguerro: ‘Overall Cleanliness A Pandemic Positive’

The company has remained busy over the past two years.

Mayor Thalman: ‘Adding Population Is a Must in St. Clairsville’

5,087. Down about 100 residents since 2010. Not too bad considering the city of St. Clairsville has been above the state of Ohio’s requirements...

Wheeling Police Invites Residents to Attend Neighborhood Crime Watch Meetings

The meetings take place one per month in many neighborhoods.

WLU Chemistry Lab Awarded Matching Grant for Equipment

The spectrometer will be purchased and installed during the 2022 spring semester and will be ready to use during the fall 2022 semester.
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