* Both Belpre and Marietta city councils welcomed new members at the start of the new year. With plenty to accomplish, the fresh perspective alongside veteran leaders will be important. 鈥淩ight now, we have several large projects in the works, so we鈥檙e looking forward to continuing our ...
Winter can make driving more challenging anyway in our region, but West Virginia Department of Transportation officials suggest drivers are also having a hard time navigating worksites and the presence of non-civilian vehicles. Between Dec. 12 and 19, the department reported five separate ...
If your New Year鈥檚 resolutions included finding small ways to do good more frequently, the American Red Cross has some ideas for you. You 鈥� yes, you 鈥� are needed, right now. A glance at the organization鈥檚 website reveals an alert that there is an 鈥淓MERGENCY NEED for type O blood鈥� ...
As we wrap up one year and look hopefully ahead to the next, most in our region are looking forward to the possibility of peace, prosperity, success 鈥� all the good things that are possible when the blank slate of an entire year stretches out before us. Sure, we take some accountability by ...
If money is what it will take to resolve the damage done by the substance abuse epidemic in the Mountain State, we are sitting on an enormous opportunity through funds distributed by the West Virginia First Foundation. Just this month nearly $18 million in Momentum Initiative Grants was ...
* It鈥檚 never too late to set a goal 鈥� and then crush it, as proved by 100-year-old Betty Hutchinson of Belpre, who celebrated her birthday earlier this month by walking across the Belpre Bridge. She was joined by her orthopedic physician Dr. Jeffrey McElroy, given that part of her ...
