PARKERSBURG - A Parkersburg native and writer has completed a book he calls a comprehensive consumer car-buying guide. “The Ultimate Car Buyer’s Guide – How to Outsmart Dealerships, Avoid Scams and Save Thousands” is the latest book by Rob Liotti of Charleston, S.C. The book reveals ...
CHARLESTON – 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 ...
BELPRE - Due to unforeseen circumstances, the American Heritage riverboat will not be docking in Belpre July 13. According to representatives with the Washington County Center and Visitors Bureau, the American Heritage’s schedule could continue to change for the remainder of the month. ...
CHARLESTON – The Vienna Police Department received the most funds from the recent firearms auction conducted by the West Virginia state treasurer's office. The agency received $6,934.14, its share of the $60,492 high bid from the online auction that closed mid-June, Treasurer Larry Pack said. Vienna had 61 items in the sale. No. 2 was the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department with 56 items and a share of $6,133.38. The winning bid was presented by a licensed federal firearm dealer in West Virginia. Two firearms auctions were held this year and the latest was the seventh overall ...
WHEELING – An Ohio man who transported methamphetamine to Wetzel County was sentenced this week to 10 years in federal prison, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of West Virginia Matthew L. Harvey announced. Kyle Thomas Bryan, 33, of Warren, was sentenced Tuesday to 120 months in prison on a charge of possession with intent to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine. According to a release from Harvey’s office, in January 2025, the Marshall County Drug Task Force acted on information from a confidential informant regarding Bryan, who was reportedly traveling from ...
WILLIAMSTOWN – Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced that a Washington County company will expand its reach across the Ohio River and breathe new life into the former Hino Motors facility outside of Williamstown to contribute components to the data center industry. In a press conference ...
