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Crumbl to open new bakery in Vienna on July 17

VIENNA 鈥� Crumbl will open its newest bakery in Vienna on Friday, July 17, with grand opening events planned throughout the day. The bakery, located at 1500 Grand Central Ave., will be open from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. during the grand opening. The first 100 customers will receive a custom grand opening T-shirt and sticker, and customers will receive a gift with each in-store purchase while supplies last, according to a release. The opening also will include a raffle for free cookies for a year. The Vienna location is owned by Jadon Neiderhauser, Mike McKee and Caleb McCune. McKee, ...

Wood Commission to discuss ambulance service Monday

PARKERSBURG 鈥� Wood County officials will be discussing support for Camden Clark鈥檚 Ambulance Service at Monday鈥檚 meeting of the Wood County Commission. The commission is scheduled to talk with officials from WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center and the Camden Clark Ambulance Service at 11 a.m. at the Wood County Resiliency Center to discuss what kind of financial support the county might be able to provide to help fund the ambulance service locally. The meeting was originally scheduled for July 6, but had to be postponed due to the fire at the Peoples Cartage warehouse in ...

W.Va. moves toward ‘closeout’ on major broadband projects as BEAD program kicks off

CHARLESTON 鈥� Internet service providers are on track to close out major broadband projects in West Virginia through the Biden-era American Rescue Plan Act just in time to begin work on the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program. Members of the West Virginia Broadband Enhancement Council received updates on federally funded broadband expansions projects Thursday during its regular virtual meeting. Kelly Workman, director of the state Office of Broadband, told council members Thursday that officials were working with ISPs on navigating the complicated federal environmental ...

Ruby leaving W.Va. Department of Tourism effective Aug. 1

CHARLESTON 鈥� Chelsea Ruby has been synonymous with West Virginia tourism for nearly a decade, but having just planned the state's America 250 celebration, she will be leaving her cabinet position at the end of the month. Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Thursday afternoon that Ruby will ...