Tag: FourthofJuly

Traffic Patterns Restricted Next Week on US 22 in Brooke County

News
Motorists are advised to follow detour signs and use an alternate route.

Wheeling Nailers Collect One Point in Season Opener

News
Regulation wasn't enough to decide a winner, as the two sides played to a 1-1 stalemate.

Wheeling Police Reminding Residents of City’s Fireworks Ordinance

News
While it is illegal to ignite most fireworks in Wheeling, the law is different in other areas and municipalities.

Oglebay’s America 250 Celebration Features Run & Walk

Events
The festivities get started in the park on Friday, July 3rd.

The Ohio County Public Library Celebrates 250 Years of America’s Best Ideas

News
The public library will offer a number of events during summer.

This is America – Wheeling, W.Va. Style

Events
The Friendly City neighborhood continued a long tradition this morning.

Thorngate: ‘That’s the Lesson I’m Most Proud to Pass Down’

Featured
The 87th Annual Fourth of July Parade in Dimmeydale begins this morning at 10:30 a.m.

City of Wheeling Reminds Public of Fireworks Ordinance Ahead of Independence Day

News
Residents using legal fireworks are urged to keep a water source—such as a hose or a bucket of water—nearby to help prevent accidental fires.

Independence Day Celebration to Be Spectacular at The Highlands

Events
Live music and food and drink specials start at 6 p.m. at The Lube.

St. Clairsville Set for Community Day Celebration

Community
St. Clairsville Community Day, sponsored by Riesbeck's and Unified Bank, is set for Saturday at 4 p.m. There will be food, fun, music, games, and fireworks.

City of Wheeling Issues Reminder on Illegal Fireworks

News
The fireworks at Heritage Port are set for the Fourth of July.

City of Wheeling Issues Reminder on Illegal Fireworks

News
The state law changed in 2016.

Wheeling Offering Free Pool Admission July 4th Weekend

News
It all begins this Friday morning.

Ohio County Sheriff Can Not Enforce Wheeling’s Firework Ordinance

News
State laws are one thing, but city laws are much different.

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