MARIETTA – People are being warned that 2026 could be a big year for tick bites and related illnesses, according to a press release from the federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC). With Lyme Disease Awareness Month having occurred last month, the CDC is continually urging the public to ...
Work continues on removing what remains of the north end of the ramp leading from the bridge over the Little Kanawha onto Juliana Street. The work detours traffic onto the southbound ramp, and is expect to take two years.
MARIETTA - Ohio residents are petitioning for a ban on all proposed data centers exceeding 25 megawatts of electricity per month while the Ohio Joint Data Center Committee continues testimony meetings at the Statehouse in Columbus. Amidst the influx of information and testimonies, Jessica ...
WVU Parkersburg has announced its Spring 2026 President's and Dean's lists. Students on the President's List maintained a 4.0 grade point average while earning 12 or more hours of college credit. Gilmer County: Coxs Mills: Jennifer McNeely. Sand Fork: Jlancey Linden, Montaiginey Linden. Jackson County: Cottageville: Josie Ramsey-Smith, Logan Skurupey. Evans: Parker Cobb, Luke Lowry. Kenna: Carly Anderson, Levi Casto. Millwood: Kaitlin Miller, Braylin Tabor. Ravenswood: Macy Casto, Erica Corbin, Carlee Fort, Emma Jacobs, Kelan Lucas, Ethan Martin, Ali Milhoan, Jacob Murray, Brody ...
PARKERSBURG - Residents of Parkersburg criticized city council’s agenda for having only one resolution item during the regular meeting on Tuesday evening. The agenda for the Parkersburg City Council meeting also included no unfinished business. The resolution was to reappoint Tom Farrah ...
From left, Wood County Board of Education President Justin Raber discusses agenda items with Board member Debbie Hendershot prior to the start of Tuesday evening's meeting where several student athletes were recognized. For more information read the full article in the Thursday edition of the ...
