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How Steve Coon Found Wheeling, W.Va.

One job along Main Street opened the developer's eyes.

Health Department Prepped, Ready, and Waiting

The Belmont County Health Department is ready to administer Phase 1B of the coronavirus vaccine as soon as it gets the okay from Columbus.

New Life for Wheeling’s Skyscraper

After four years of hopeful speculation, Wheeling Mayor Glenn Elliott announced this afternoon that a $30 million project soon will begin on the Schmulbach...

Fluharty Feels Prepared for Leadership Role

The delegate will enter his fourth term when the Legislature convenes for the regular session next month.

Legion Posts Fairing a Bit Better

Area American Legion posts are weathering the coranavirus pandemic and storm better than expected.

EORH Announces Medical Records of Former Patients Available

In anticipation of reopening the hospital, East Ohio Regional Hospital is pleased to announce that it has secured access to the historical medical records...

Seidler Warns ‘Slumlords’ that Enforcement on Its Way

It's about safety, and it's about property values.

Fraternal Organizations Feeling Pandemic Pain

The current coronavirus curfew is having a detrimental effect on Ohio fraternal organizations like the Bellaire Eagles Aerie 371.

Dilapidated Clay School Likely to Remain in 2021

The former school has been vacant for nearly 30 years.
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