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Storch: From Saturday Morning Cartoons to Statehouse Reality

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The structure of state government was designed for each branch to check the other two.

CommonSpirit Health Reaches Agreement to Transfer Ownership of Trinity Health System to UPMC

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The transaction is expected to be completed in Fall 2026, pending regulatory review and customary closing conditions.

Wheeling Miners Win Home Opener – In Photos by Robert Ovies

Sports
The team will visit Mississippi next weekend before returning to downtown Wheeling.

Wheeling Nailers Win Series in Double Overtime Thriller Over Reading

Sports
The Nailers have advanced to the North Division Final Series and will face the winner of the series between the Maine Mariners and the Adirondack Thunder.

ON THE ISSUES: W.Va. Joe Eddy, Republican, 1st Senatorial District

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Early voting is under way in West Virginia, and Primary Tuesday is scheduled for May 12th.

Reading Extend Series with 3-2 Win over Nailers

Sports
Wheeling retains a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series.

An OPEN LETTER to … The Most Reverend Mark E. Brennan …

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The Bishop of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston announced his retirement yesterday.

Gauthier, Nailers Shutout Reading Again for 3-0 Series Lead

Sports
The two teams will have Thursday off, before returning to Santander Arena for game four on Friday at 7 p.m.

Storch: My Dad Always Stresses the Importance of Differentiating the Pepper from the Fly Doo-Doo

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Today’s political messaging is more sophisticated, and it can definitely feel more relentless than ever before.

West Liberty University to Host Graphic Design Senior Showcase in Downtown Wheeling

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West Liberty University blends a small-town environment with a comprehensive college experience.

Nailers Defend Home Ice with 5-1 Win Over Reading in Game Two

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Team captain Matthew Quercia led the offensive attack on Saturday night for Wheeling with one goal and two assists.

A Fat Cat, a Kid Named Paisley, and a Hotel Across the Street

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The lot at 10th and Main streets is now clear, but the memories remain.
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