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Tree collapses onto apartment in Williamstown Sunday

WILLIAMSTOWN - A large tree fell and caused the collapse of an apartment building on West Fourth-and-a-Half Street near Highland Avenue in Williamstown Sunday evening. There were reportedly multiple trees down as a result of the storm Sunday night, with calls made to local law enforcement ...

North Hills Pool encourages lessons, today’s first meet

NORTH HILLS – Organizers are encouraging everyone to take swim lessons at the North Hills Pool where the first home meet of the season will be held at 6 p.m. today. Lessons are the best place to start for peace of mind around water, Diana Wilson, a North Hills resident and president of the ...

Wood County proposing consolidation of voting precinct locations

PARKERSBURG — In a move to better serve the citizens of the county, the Wood County Commission approved a number of voting precinct consolidations that will be in place for the general election in November. Wood County Clerk Joe Gonzales appeared before the commission on Monday to present ...

'One Vote' writers to talk about show

ATHENS - Two writers of a local musical that is part of the America 250th celebration will be the speakers at noon Thursday at the Southeast Ohio History Center Lyceum Luncheon Speaker Series at 24 West State St. in Athens. Singer-songwriters Larry Groce and Todd Burge wrote their original “One Vote! - the Musical” based on the founders of Marietta, Ohio and Ohio University between 1786 and 1820. Burge is affiliated with Peoples Bank Theatre and the Esbenshade Series at Marietta College. Groce is co-founder of National Public Radio program Mountain Stage in Charleston, W.Va., where ...

Legislators urged to overhaul enrollment-heavy school aid formula

CHARLESTON – Financial officials from four county school systems once again warned West Virginia lawmakers that the funding formula that sends state dollars into classrooms is too reliant on enrollment and not providing enough funding for students with special needs. Financial officers with ...

W.Va. agencies target millions in savings following independent audits

CHARLESTON – Officials leading several West Virginia departments and agencies briefed lawmakers Monday after audits released last month by Gov. Patrick Morrisey found more than $168 million in potential savings. Members of the West Virginia Legislature settled into the mountains of Tucker ...