Parkersburg, WV News

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• Parkersburg honors the fallen
• Sailor spends holiday at home
• Civil War soldiers highlighted in Athens
• Belpre marks Memorial Day
• Marietta pays tribute to heroes with parade
• Aquatic Center, pools open for summer
• Riverfront Park lures fishermen
• Senior Nutrition Program serves 60,000 meals
• Man traces history to famous feud
• Three Revolutionary War soldiers honored at ceremony
• Waverly festival celebrates antique engines
• City pools open for the season
• Summer travel season begins
• Crash leaves one dead, four injured
• Veterans honored at Memorial Day ceremony
• Marietta firefighters stage mock rescues
• Police step up patrols on holiday weekend
• Island, museums ready for holiday
• Delinquent tax letter released pursuant to FOIA
• Wood County ends another school year
• Canvass primary results certified Thursday
• State Runners Up
• Wood BOE to offer Law new contract
• Officials to begin work on city pay issues
• Morrisey still wants to debate McGraw
• Hope springs for Fenton Art Glass
• Williamstown youth raise money for Relay for Life
• Officials enjoy baseball opener
• Barlow man suffers burns in fire
• Martin School dedicates new playground area
• Delinquent taxes still owed by A.W. Couch Inc.
• Hiring Our Heroes Job Fair opens door to vets
• Summer vacation begins for Belpre students
• Judge returns Holliday appeal
• Council OKs budget revision
• Law defends Vandy classes
• 17th Annual Mid-Ohio Valley MultiCultural Festival
• John Hoffman retires as Artsbridge director
• Officials head to Frontier League game
• Belpre students paint school wall
• ACLU takes aim at Vandy
• Bill Stewart dies at age 59
• Stewart, former WVU football coach, dead
• Student project goes green
• Mid-Ohio Valley Senior Expo set for Thursday
• Anglers gather for annual fishing derby
• Essentially Yours helps homeless establish a home
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates start of hew home
• Relay organizers expect to reach fundraising goal
• Environment Day honors youth environment projects
• Diabetes study seeks volunteers
• Federal judge overturns Asbury acquittal verdict
• Relay teams make annual event special
• YES Days focuses on science and engineering
• Cyclists take to streets for Bike to Work Day
• Woman finds father's gravesite
• Civitan Park filled with Relay participants
• Residents walk for cancer research at Wood County Relay for Life
• McKinley among highest spenders of congressional mailings
• Silvesco damaged by fire
• I-77 bridge expected to reopen today
• Relay for Life opens today at City Park
• Interstate 77 reopened
• City officials pushing pay issues
• Hole appears in I-77 bridge
• Marietta working to tidy cemeteries
• City to celebrate Bike to Work Day Friday
• Young Ravenswood mayor ready for job
• Worthington break-ins under investigation
• Proposed plan changes drop-offs for younger students
• Witek: Yellowbeard's will refund Sunday tickets
• Piggott case still active
• Century officials committed to reopening plant
• Newell outlines hotel options
• Firefighters honor fallen comrades
• Peoples Bank breaks ground
• Charity fundraiser falls apart
• Mother files lawsuit against coach, school board
• Canvass settles council race
• Advocate: ADA work remains
• District 2 tie broken, same results in District 3
• Cleaner has offer for breast cancer patients
• Runners raise money, awareness at Mother's Day 5K Race
• Belpre Senior Center serves community
• Marietta College grads receive diplomas
• Runners compete at Mud on the Mountain
• Officials: School system budgets hold steady
• Mother's Day advice: Love your children and be thankful
• Biking group teaches trail maintenance
• Fulton speaks to WVU-P's graduates
• Camden Clark recognizes nurses during celebration
• Marietta stores hold Garden Party
• Battery, alcohol-related crimes on the decline
• Downtown market kicks off season
• McKinley addresses budget efforts
• Area postal workers ready for food drive
• Pilots ready to fly high at air show
• Upside down flag upsets school, parents
• Bicycle routes discussed
• Rural post offices to see reduced hours
• Texas inmate gets votes over Obama
• Tomblin, Maloney react to primary results
• High river bad news for island activities
• Downtown marketplace opens Friday
• Two city council races still up in air
• Kelly wins council seat; tie in District 2
• W.Va. primary voters OK gov rematch
• Primary election voter turnout at 27.7 percent
• Incumbent Sandy, former sheriff Merritt win primary bids
• Newell to face Tallman in mayoral race
• West Virginians headed to polls today
• 84 of 84 precincts counted in Wood County
• Newell, Sandy, Merritt, transit levy win
• FOP, attorney decline to answer questions
• Council members say lawsuit is political
• Pitching propels Parkersburg
• Newell, Martin file motion to dismiss FOP lawsuit
• Hundreds attend Lowell's Springfest
• Local historian Henry Burke dies
• Program gives seniors volunteer opportunities
• Children attend May Day Arts Celebration
• Vietnam veterans reunited in Wood County
• Hundreds attend May Fair Health Expo
• Runners race to raise funds for clinic
• Class of 2012 says goodbye to OVU
• Attorney: FOP lawsuit will continue
• St. Marys celebrates Vidalia onions
• Stores stocking Mister Bee potato chips again
• Army helicopter traffic concerns some residents
• Island Belle sternwheeler gets new captain
• FOP members say lawsuit not sanctioned
• Alfred cleared in funds investigation
• High school proms set for Saturday
• Romney raises funds in Wheeling
• Locals gather together to pray
• Vensel pleads guilty to battery
• Becketts trailer goes up in flames
• Nobody in trailer that caught fire
• Vensel pleads to battery
• Farmers' market closes Saturday
• Blennerhassett Island opening delayed
• Officials: Baseball feasibility study on fast track
• Police expand floodwall shooting range
• Man charged with vehicle break ins
• Eramet fears new EPA rule
• Hearing on North Pointe subdivision today
• Wal-Mart campaign gives area $50K grant
• Troopers on school buses for child safety
• Officials discuss bringing baseball to Parkersburg
• Suspect blames crime on free sample of bath salts
• Thousands spent on mayoral campaigns
• Officials check primary election equipment
• Coalition updated on wellness effort
• Mister Bee producing potato chips again
• OVU Reading students put lessons into motion
• Sistersville man writes, publishes book of poetry
• Center helps victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault
• District to remember Newport teacher
• Annual Walk MS event held Sunday at Riverfront Park
• Cyclists hit trail for Bike For a Cure
• Newport woman killed in accident
• Prescription take back nets 600 pounds
• Reports on bath salts on the rise
• Walk 4 Vets tops last year's funds
• Drug cases will be ongoing
• Trial date set for Radabaugh in murder case
• Mock trial gives students look at justice system
• Arbor Day: Parkersburg honored for dedication to trees
• Spring Cleanup begins
• Electronics can be turned in on May 19
• Blue, gold recycling cans placed at Little League fields
• Local officials to collect unused medications
• Asbury acquitted of federal charges
• Three arrested after city drug raids
• Police raid three busineses
• C8 study gives local numbers on cancers
• Police seeking murder suspect
• Hundreds turn out for Walk at Lunch
• Fire destroys Old Corral Bar and Grille
• Wharton: Deputies not fully cleared
• Seasonal jobless rates still dropping
• SBA approves school projects
• Something in the air
• Early voting begins today
• Sheriff clears deputies in shooting
• Fort Frye residents meet superintendent finalists
• Ex-North Hills School sold by Marietta BOE
• Childress would welcome second downtown hotel
• McKinley speaks to Rotary
• Board talks user fee
• Rowe: W.Va. Supreme Court 'improving'
• Marietta hydrants get color-coding
• WHS bleacher situation forces slight ceremony shift
• Artsbridge, United Way are very special partners
• Cyclists ride against cancer
• Wal-Mart food drive begins two-day run
• Fire call smokes out marijuana operation
• Celtic festival highlights heritage
• Rain fails to dampen spirits at fishing derby
• Community Garden get off to a rainy start
• Rally shows plight of children soldiers
• Students spend night in Kmart parking lot
• New hotel eyed for Salvation Army site
• Simonton Windows to hire 160 full-time workers
• Police arrest beating suspect
• W.Va. judge to issue ruling on subpoena
• Bransfield denies abuse allegations
• Elliott guides through recipes at cooking school
• Several cases engage police
• Parkersburg Catholic receives special recycling trailer
• Witnesses tie W.Va. bishop to abuse trial
• Westbrook accepting referrals for quitline
• Erickson stadium committee asks for funding
• Blennerhassett gets new look
• Bransfield denies abuse allegations
• Work on walking, bike trails being completed
• Taste of Home Cooking School
• Parkersburg begins city street repair work
• Belpre Riverfront Park
• Galloway gets Merit scholarship
• Money returned
• Wood BOE to discuss safety, math
• Belpre BOE rejects lawn outsourcing
• Deadline arrives for filing 2011 income tax forms
• Mountwood Park to open nature trail
• C8 Panel: Probable link to two cancers found
• Pursuing a Dream
• Flowers of spring blooming
• 'Probable link' said of C8 to two cancers
• Residents walk river trail to battle hunger
• Safetytown offers kids practical lessons
• Dodgeball tournament takes aim at MS
• Residents line up for Junior League sale
• Local Democrats set state convention delegates
• Veteran honored for helping others
• New safety fair makes its debut
• Court issues formal opinion on Deem case
• Officials remove 50 dogs from residence in Belpre
• Few scares as Friday the 13th quietly passes
• WHS student accepted to West Point
• Police move to 10-hour shifts
• Blaze destroys welding shop
• Crime, taxes and business highlight city candidate forum
• Three-member medical panel selected for C8 suit
• Sen. Manchin visits DuPont on jobs tour
• Willow Island closure delayed
• Moore talks air service bids for this year
• Airport marketing campaign extended
• Wood BOE to discuss school stadium funding
• Delegation tours Pa. baseball stadium
• Parkersburg officials explore baseball opportunities
• Parkersburg discusses fire department issues
• Company: Mister Bee to restart soon
• Wirt County to look at year-round school
• Breaking ground
• Floodwall fee still issue
• Charlie Daniels Band set for Homecoming
• Floodwall fee repeal goes to council
• Mayoral candidates mixed on debate
• South defeats PHS, 7-1
• Temperatures to dip below freezing, then warm up this weekend
• Charlie Daniels Band to perform at Homecoming
• Public can soon access alerts with cell phones
• Construction on Marietta court nearing completion
• Dinner to mark Belpre's founding
• Organization helps keep kids on The Right Path
• Easter travelers find journey home relaxing
• Jones named CMO at Target
• Unsolved cases are never forgotten
• Warren sweeps team titles at Shrine Invite
• Easter has special meaning for faithful
• Easter Egg hunts draw big crowds
• Belpre road work to begin Monday
• Newell's campaign has raised nearly $18K
• Local students catch a glimpse of medical field
• Hundreds attend Easter luncheon
• Christians turn out for Good Friday ceremonies
• Agriculture candidate encouraging new growth
• Commissioners review office, storage options
• YMCA open house kicks off new campaign
• United Way exceeds goal
• Opponent's name on Newell signs raises question
• WVU-P taking part in tech seminar
• Fire departments put out grease fire
• Multiple wrecks snarl traffic
• Bobby Bowden to be featured at Boy Scouts leadership dinner
• Mountwood sets spring cleaning
• Safety fair organized in memory of Keel sisters
• Teachers hired pending certification
• Clinic draws 200 participants
• Floodwall fee back on agenda
• This March warmest on record for area
• CVB to absorb hotel tax change
• Hhgregg takes over Borders store location
• W.Va. fourth-highest in fire-related deaths
• Officials to discuss Frontier League team and facility in Parkersburg
• Construction project delayed
• Wood County Democrats to meet April 14
• Marietta officials want police department moved
• Man arrested for firing gun at five people
• VAC connects volunteers, services
• Lions hold special egg hunt
• Roane schools make changes
• YMCA celebrates national Healthy Kids Day event
• Kids' Fun Day held at City Park
• Prosecutor balances job, family interests
• Vietnam veterans honored at City Park
• Mincks weighs in on Forshey accusations
• Franklin students enjoy egg festival
• Art center revs up new exhibits
• Belpre Riverfront Park loses funding
• Arrests made in Athens County shooting
• T-shirt with slur sparks campus probe
• Wood Schools does not owe OPEB
• Officials discuss federal building
• Tomblin visits area
• Judge approves hospital settlement
• Mylott retiring from MOVRC in late June
• Judge: Ketelsen not guilty of drug thefts
• Deitzler to advise officers in Wilson shooting
• New DMV pushed back to October
• Settlement approved in St. Joe's suit
• Jobs for vets effort begins
• Jones gets four years in prison
• Parkersburg City Council nixes veto
• Wood BOE reviews school calendar
• Gainer denies wrongdoing on taxes
• Harlem Rockets comedy basketball team comes to town
• Ceremony to honor Vietnam veterans
• Wood to negotiate Suddenlink fee
• Creating jobs key issue for Thorn
• Council to tackle veto, tax credits
• Public weighs in on Parkersburg police
• Athens authorities investigating apparent murder-suicide
• Speculation may be pushing gasoline prices
• 4-H Leaders helps provide for area youth
• Calhoun deals with rise in crime
• Down memory lane
• Officials discuss Armory planning
• Hundreds come out for parade, breakfast with bunny
• Quilt show continues to get bigger
• Flanagan honored as Citizen of the Year
• Easter Parade
• Couple buys Emerick Bros Garage
• Belpre apartment fire an accident
• Internet crimes against kids get own detective
• Wharton refuses 911 call release
• Newell reiterates suggestion to privatize federal building
• Actor Paul Dooley visits with hometown students, fans
• Temperatures soar to near-record highs
• County approves $19.3M budget
• Parkersburg courtroom may face closure
• City officials pushing tax credit program
• Efforts to protect musket misfire
• Police seek graffiti leads
• Zoning board grants requests
• Backus: Background checks were politically motivated
• Chamber holds Partner in Education luncheon
• Lynch raises fire department issues
• Officials speak at PHS on bullying, violence
• SW Resources honors clients, contributors
• Winter among area's warmest
• Shooting shines spotlight on bath salts
• Wood BOE officials: $53K in funds misappropriated
• Actor Paul Dooley ready for weekend Easter Parade
• Commission donates to air show
• Belpre BOE may raze building
• Raitz brings up need for new library facility
• Mother of man slain by deputies tells her story
• WVU Parkersburg, AEP partner for degree program
• Film producer to speak at WVU Parkersburg’s screening of his award-winning documentary
• Program keeps kids reading
• The Rev. Hall portrays St. Patrick
• Belpre in Bloom
• Man killed in shooting identified
• Science Day
• Spring is home improvement time
• Flying high
• Groups to hold Vietnam veterans event
• Ritchie hurt by oil and gas losses
• Waiting to cash in
• Arrest made in City Perk robbery
• Roane's Cottrell wins Dutton Award
• County commissioners adopt trails plan
• After 28 years, beautician retiring the same day she started
• Local spelling bee champ advances
• Huffman: Cracker push won't crumble
• Newell rejects budget over fee
• Lottery business robbed at gunpoint
• Vienna council passes general budget
• Commissioners at work on Wood budget
• Century Aluminum retirees approve benefits package
• McKinley seeks answers on cracker plant decision
• Shell: Cracker plant going to Pa.
• Group holds 14th annual arts festival
• United Bank marking 173rd anniversary
• Officials: Bill will combat vandalism
• Remembering Ava
• Newell plans to veto city budget
• Fifth-graders attend Career Awareness Day
• Gas industry official touts drilling benefits
• Officials stay silent on Wood BOE case
• Business Expo attracts large crowd to booths
• City council OKs budget
• Maloney, Tomblin spar on session
• Officials review legislative session
• Business Expo slated for today
• Former NYC fire chief speaks
• Wood BOE votes to file lawsuit
• Bears for a cause
• Shelter sees increases in victims
• Literacy Volunteers help adults with reading, ESL
• Event held to celebrate Irish history
• Grill leads to fire on 16th Street
• Belpre grad starts two companies
• Renee's Birkenstock relocating
• Family waits for closure on lost marine
• Church performs third sold out show
• Fire prevention
• WVU Parkersburg, WorkForce West Virginia host career expo
• Author Andrea Fekete speaks as part of WVU Parkersburg's Humanities Speaker Series
• Broadway star Franc D'Ambrosio takes the stage at WVU Parkersburg
• FFA students sell ham, bacon, eggs
• Spring forward: Change smoke detector batteries
• West Virginia 2 upgrade to begin Monday
• Moore: Change may aid local airport
• Dog bites off infant's finger
• Alimony bill goes to House for full vote
• Stockport mayor facing charges
• Belpre council gets new member
• Vienna reduces proposed budget
• Six questions county's funding plan
• Bridge 'issues' delaying road project
• New FaithLink Program coordinator takes reins
• Man hospitalized after stabbing
• Bills move forward as legislative session nears end
• State looking at redistricting plan
• Marietta, Wolf Creek renew school levies
• Muslim students help build Parkersburg homes
• Change in air for area show
• Bath salts usage down
• Romney ekes by in Ohio
• WVU Parkersburg, Roane County Schools receive funding to improve access to education in rural areas
• Arch Coal honors teachers
• Lowe, Hupp discuss budgets, dwindling landline revenue
• Suspect still in jail after two years
• Ohio voters taking to polls
• Officials pay raise bill dies
• Super Tuesday: Early voting numbers down
• State girls basketball tourney starts Wednesday
• Nonprofit helps hearing impaired
• Sunday brunch
• Mall to hold fire prevention event
• Second Annual Rightditarod
• Two arrested for roles in home invasion
• Belpre native reaches big stages with band
• Reception held for new history hero
• Flanagan named Elks 2012 Citizen of the Year
• Actor Paul Dooley's homecoming to be special
• Schools celebrate Dr. Seuss, Read Across America
• Wood County dodges worst of storms
• OVU banquet honors Oppe, Reed
• Three area troopers to be honored
• Local students to compete in culinary competition
• Gilmer sheriff defends credentials
• Nohe, Boley help drive alimony bill
• Sovereign citizens file lawsuit
• Local business leaders meet with legislators
• Storms drench region
• Court rules against Deem candidacy
• Century Aluminum plant restart possible
• Local students receive message from bishop
• WVU Parkersburg students place second overall in state forensic championship
• Reaction mixed on smoking ban ruling
• County lowers property values of golf courses
• Students to celebrate Leap Day birthdays
• Broughton to drop ice cream label
• Floodwall fee discussed
• Newell to discuss floodwall fee
• W.Va. Supreme Court to hear Deem case
• McKinley students receive books
• Official: Century, retirees talks at standstill
• 'Real ID' an issue at DMV
• Belpre Recreation Commission organizes activities
• Grand jury to hear 1984 murder case
• Dems, GOP parties plan events
• Animal lovers turn out for Fur Ball fundraiser
• 'It's Okay' play to raise autism awareness
• Mustang Survival a success
• Guild Builders Youth Theater Program readies 'Kilroy Was Here!'
• Police: Suspects caught on video
• State lawmakers tackle 'Real ID'
• Church marks 14th annual Black History Luncheon
• Tech students complete solar lab for WVU-P
• Commission advocates for Public Debt
• Vienna standoff ends with one in custody
• Century Aluminum plant may open again
• Strong winds rumble through valley
• Council backtracks on employee raise remarks
• Amrine sentenced to jail time
• Mail center set to close
• PUCO rejects AEP electricity rate hike
• Marshall honors alumni at scholarship fundraiser
• Church officials discuss the importance of Lent
• Former Calhoun sports stars arrested
• Fire destroys city home
• Tennant, Deem file responses to Boley
• Committee OKs pay raises
• Federal official speaks at roundtable
• Officials discuss FAA bill at airport meeting
• Ex-Wirt teacher sentenced
• Council questions insurance costs
• Firefighters put down Cliffside Avenue fire
• Council to begin budget hearings
• Hockenberry finally back home
• Annual Youth Expo attracts hundreds
• Transportation official in area today
• Arson ruled in Market Street fire
• Weather delays Hockenberry return flight
• Fire damages 30th St. home
• Alliance funds help Williamstown Public Library
• Lecture discusses Civil War's moral framework
• Author shares presidential dishes
• Marietta Country Club looks for boost
• Hamilton School project teaches students about the Holocaust
• 'Star Wars' characters help with charities
• Tourism officials look ahead
• Bands gather for River City Ohio Blues Competition finals
• Suspects flee from police, arrested
• WVU-P names business division chair
• Bird count under way
• City's liability insurance costs up 3 percent
• Trail system being developed
• Circuit court clerk Carole Jones to be honored
• Officials outline justice center needs
• Group discusses Wood cemetery maintenance
• Election officials remove candidate
• Public Debt safe in merger
• Cheetah visits Marietta school
• Public Debt merger included in 2013 budget
• City taking conservative approach to revenue growth
• Boley contests Deem filing
• Man in custody after domestic incident
• Wood school system tries to tackle truancy
• Flanagan to retire from Boys and Girls Club
• Newell proposes funding ideas
• Infrastructure major focus of city budget
• UPDATE: Man in custody in Broad Street incident
• Imani Winds brings dynamic, inspiring instrumentals to WVU Parkersburg
• First reading of utilities measure passes
• Dominion rep sees future in gas drilling
• Local residents meet with Obama
• Jones pleads guilty to vehicular homicide charge
• Council to receive proposed budget
• Local officials discuss GOP race
• Man arrested for violating home confinement
• P.A.L.S. testing canceled
• Funds help Boys and Girls Club be positive place
• Hundreds attend Chocolate on the Levee fundraiser
• Flash mob hits Grand Central Mall to demonstrate Zumba
• Gun enthusiasts attend annual gathering
• Fundraiser dances night away with local stars
• Workshop teaches children about Victorian-era Valentines
• Cards, gifts top Valentine's Day memories
• Tennant, Ireland differ on rulings
• Snowy weather returns to region
• Newell addresses Guard decision
• Officials discuss armory plans
• Stolen items back at museum
• Walraven to serve extra month in prison
• Judge denies bond for Keel
• Library levy may be on November ballot
• Nohe leaves race for mayor
• New armory site
• Fire still being probed
• ON TRAC focuses on downtown revitalization
• Hackers post police info online
• Willow Island Power Station closing
• WVU-P governing board proposes tuition increase
• Air quality test set for DMV site
• Three hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Secretary of state subject of new bill
• Charges dismissed against Wood deputy
• Official: Girls died of smoke inhalation
• Driver injured in Parkersburg crash
• Slain teen's family gets $1.4M
• New ethics rules require spouse finance info
• State certifies Deem candidacy
• Officials: Fatal fire likely began in dining room
• Family seeks clues in unsolved murder
• 'Souper Bowl' feeds hungry
• Parkersburg Day Nursery has long history of service
• Great American Home Show wraps up
• Fans gather to watch Super Bowl
• Winter Market surpasses expectations
• Home show draws crowd
• Two children die in blaze
• Three arrested, charged with operating meth lab
• Chamber to hold business expo
• Chafin pledges $1M to campaign
• Kaufman gets prison time in murder case
• Sister Harrington retiring
• Hundreds attend home show opening
• Candidacy issue still up in the air
• Kaufman sentenced to prison in murder case
• Senator urges Obama to favor gas job creation
• Eschbacher meets with legislators
• Woman injured in fire
• Vehicle crimes rising in area
• Vaccination bill stirs debate
• Jackson guilty in fire death
• Bill proposed to pay down OPEB
• Woman critically injured in southside fire
• Sycamore tree removal protested
• Hotel death raises detector issue
• Witnesses testify in Jackson trial
• Local reps supportive of state incentive plans
• Tax appeals being heard
• Winter Market to open
• Area sees rainy, warm January
• Parkersburg Catholic celebrates Catholic Schools Week event
• Henderson Hall plans move ahead
• Boley: No challenge to Deem's candidacy... for now
• Kimes, Joyce not seeking new term
• Nohe changes mind on mayoral bid
• Girl Scouts devoted to service, leadership
• OPEB, texting big issues for W.Va.
• Jeans donated to help homeless
• Organizers pleased with bridal show
• New raise issue for Washington County commissioners
• Dominion gas rates lowered
• Beekeepers busy at expo
• Local tourism officials tout overnight stays
• Native American traditions, cultures highlighted at event
• Benefits suit may soon be settled
• Deem candidacy may raise question
• Forum touts benefits of gas drilling
• DuPont, WVU-P team for new chemical degree
• DOH may not move headquarters until 2013
• Community leader Jack Murray dies
• WVU Parkersburg receives $440,000 to launch two new programs
• WVU Parkersburg, DuPont Washington Works sign Learn and Earn agreement
• Fenton eyed as possible site for new school
• DMV to move to Lubeck Avenue
• Shot fired at burglar
• Residents voice dog complaint
• Rainfall threatens area with high water
• Slow action on dilapidated homes frustrates officials
• Tomblin, Burdette heading to Texas
• Legislators work to keep South Patriot armed
• Drug sweep at PHS
• Ravenswood plant dedicates $46M aluminum stretcher
• Officials discuss Obama's speech
• Legislation calls for pay raises for officials
• Wood BOE talks school repair funds
• PHS on lockdown for drug sweep
• Council approves paralegal
• Council to consider paralegal hire
• Bullets hit car, house
• Marietta man sentenced on drug charge
• Women given community spirit plaques by sheriff
• Belpre council discusses police cruisers
• Right of way will cost Marietta
• More vaccines needed for older students
• Oil and gas workers staying in area
• Boy Scouts, United Way shaping today's boys
• Hundreds turn out for Project Prom
• Legendary coach Joe Paterno dies
• Crews respond to Parkersburg fire
• 'Greens and Blues' raises funds for art center
• Artsbridge works to paint even brighter future
• W.Va. combating deer crashes
• State to reconsider signs
• Belpre BMV closes
• Teen band brings anti-bullying message to Belpre school
• Suit over lost benefits headed to trial
• Wood Schools prepping to eliminate 60 positions
• Games canceled due to weather
• 'Larry Border Act' introduced in Charleston
• Big Reds' Big Night
• Facebook posts warn of possible abduction
• Tallman defends info requests
• Students dance to promote physical activity
• Complaints lodged against CES
• Incoming Marietta College president visits campus
• All veterans museum guns found
• Committee OKs paralegal
• Doug Life resigns
• Murdoch Ave to reopen around 11:30 a.m.
• Local senators oppose Wood-Kanawha district
• Stolen museum rifles found
• Newell wants city to hire part-time paralegal
• Smith named interim finance director
• All guns stolen from musem recovered
• Grant set for Habitat's 25th anniversary
• W.Va. unranked in charter schools report
• Superintendent Dunn recognizes Belpre BOE
• Finance Director Life free on bond
• Ex-Gov. Smith remembered for integrity
• Car accidents, larceny crimes down
• Fellowship Home offers escape from addiction
• Doll enthusiasts share love at show
• Life facing DUI charge
• Area honors Martin Luther King's life, legacy
• Lawmakers have busy schedule
• Locals develop Earth Day ale
• Local museum receives plaque
• Hundreds recycle electronics
• Reps mulling ban on texting while driving
• Brass emblem stolen from OVU entrance
• PHS wins
• Marietta College to honor King
• Leonhart pleads not guilty
• County considers expansion of early voting sites
• Foul weather arrives, creating accidents
• Police search for man who stole television
• Manchin visits
• Wood County Schools closed today
• Ohio murder suspect arrested
• Weather contributes to W.Va 95 accident
• WVU Parkersburg English instructor publishes eight poems
• Reps weigh in on speech
• Tomblin's State of the State upbeat in tone
• Homicide suspect in custody - UPDATED
• Snow said heading this way
• Dispatchers trained to give medical info
• Officials working on trail to park
• Manchin calls for end of partisan gridlock
• Community meets to discuss beautification projects
• Hasbargen joins Wood County BOE
• Anderson gets mercy from jury
• State of the City
• 'Cash Mob' hits store
• State releases education audit
• Money provided to vets museum
• 'Reflections of the Past' date picked
• Anderson found guilty of murder
• Kids honored for race efforts
• Lawmakers ready for session
• Mandated change starts with 100-watt bulbs
• Williamstown seniors club looking to grow
• Bridal event still a big hit
• Blue Moon Junction opens
• Catering to dogs at Crazy Bone
• Kids make new friends, get creative at 'Arty Party'
• Two men arrested in breaking and entering
• Bank slip frustrates city couple
• New student teachers for Spring 2012
• Fall 2011 President’s and Dean’s scholars announced
• Census shows some shifts in population
• Sisters join together for art center exhibit
• Belpre BMV office closing in June
• U.S. Supreme Court asked to consider W.Va. redistricting
• Custodian returns to Worthington after year in Kosovo
• Volunteers renovate atrium at Blennerhassett Middle
• Winter market opening delayed
• State officials look ahead, discuss budget
• Redistricting big topic at legislative discussion
• Marcellus Shale talks continue
• Testimony begins in Anderson murder trial
• Candidate filing will open Monday
• New bill aimed at deterring copper thefts
• Capito, McKinley discuss redistricting
• Chamber weighs in on state issues
• City filing date near
• Classmates mourn death of Wirt student
• Pileup report
• Federal judges reject redistricting
• School gets off to late start
• I-77 pile-up sends three to hospital
• Woman killed after running red light, hit by truck
• Drug testing
• Two arrested for drugs, robbery
• Study: Online classes more popular
• W.Va. lawmakers look back at 2011
• Group keeps Williamstown children busy
• Marietta officials sworn in
• Church serves free dinner
• Welcome, Kenzy
• Point Park, user fee define year for city
• Mountwood hires new parks director
• Law: Wood County faces challenges
• Gainer looks back on first year
• 2012 resolutions
• Police: Gun stolen from veterans museum found in home
• Couple brings trackless train to mall
• Thunder Road planned for June
• West Virginia retailers brace for gasoline tax changes
• Police boost holiday patrols
• Fate of Latrobe Street building being pondered
• CCMC helps guide cancer patients
• Block Grants help fund four police sweeps
• Future of mail center discussed
• Justice center
• Former reserve deputy files for office
• New executive team at SW Resources as CEO retires
• Cities, state, county prep for winter
• Wood Schools gearing up for snow
• Equipment glitch hampers 911
• Family seeking answers in death
• Ongoing rainfall could lead to more problems
• West Virginia food tax drops Sunday
• Orange Bowl bound
• Arrest made in museum break-in
• Arrest made related to museum break-in
• Late shift workers face health challenges
• Kardex cuts touch workers
• Boaz fire ruled accidental
• Holiday shoppers back for more
• Three injured in Ohio 550 crash
• Movement staged by Century retirees
• This season a time for reuniting, welcoming
• RSVP program serves many
• Area churches provide holiday meals
• Fire destroys garage, damages home
• Children write letters to Santa
• Gift of Hearing
• Locals reflect on best gifts
• Shoppers snap up last-minute gifts
• Bikes for Tykes
• Big Reds Archery Team delivers Christmas gifts
• Tattoo artist, Post 159 offer rewards in museum thefts
• Volunteers make wooden pens for troops
• Police use Taser in burglary arrest
• Ceremony lights up Belpre
• McKinley students give to Humane Society
• Habitat for Humanity gives family early Christmas gift
• Some schools go snack-free for parties
• $5K reward offered for theft arrest
• Marine Corps League prepares for toy distribution
• PUB approves creation of stormwater utility
• Volunteers help spread Christmas presents, cheer
• NWS: Snow unlikely for Christmas
• Newell scolds council over rumors
• Weapons, items stolen from Veterans Museum
• Light up the town
• Real ID Act takes effect in January
• Council gets new city clerk
• Farmhouse destroyed
• Community delivers special Christmas to Gustke shelter
• County commissioners tour justice center
• Students discuss career fair as Belpre BOE closes out year
• Officials optimistic on armory project
• Court overturns Lucas conviction
• Fire ravages home in Lowell
• Live nativities part of Christmas season
• Mystery bear
• Visitors get glimpse of Christmas past
• American Red Cross is largest recipient of funds
• Grant honored for service
• Toys for Tots distributes toys for Christmas
• Murphy Mania
• Wreaths across America
• Families observe unique traditions
• Sandy to run for second term
• Defense Dominates
• Local residents view holiday lights on bikes
• Council member battling cancer
• Salvation Army says kettle drive doing well
• WVU-P grads receive degrees
• Landau Murphy performs at Smoot
• PSHS pushing for Drug Free Club
• Toys for Tots collects donations at City Park
• Vienna VFD honors Morris
• Former Lee Middleton facility auctioned
• Landau Eugene Murphy plans CD signing
• Bruno takes top spot at MC
• Jessica Lynch to speak at WVU-P ceremony
• Newell denies lawsuit claims
• Mayor-elect under fire for recent decision
• Parkersburg's year-end report
• Board files papers for mayoral bid
• Wood BOE appoints Hasbargen
• Making changes
• Senate OKs Marcellus drilling bill
• Post office closings delayed
• Criminal justice students at WVU Parkersburg give back to community
• Legislators seek balance in drilling bill
• Belpre council passes legislation at last meeting of year
• Shoppers aid woman in alleged abduction
• Vandals strike again at city skate park
• Former police chief files for mayor
• DNR officers pursue crime year round
• Bell ringer sings for donations
• Everybody loves a parade
• Many drive on suspended licenses
• Vienna man lights up for Christmas
• Community rallies to aid family in search for child
• Body linked to fraud probe found
• Deer kill tops 2010
• Former Wood County judge George Hill dies
• Wood County students compete in science fair
• Vienna OKs budget revisions
• Officer ruling moved to Reed
• Two men charged in car wash incident
• Stormwater utility may be created
• CVB gets new president
• Holly Days adds light displays
• Vienna woman attends brother's medal ceremony
• Wilson pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Keith Burdette praises West Virginia's economy
• Seniors win game against kids - seated
• New council ready to work
• Manchin opposes deal on tax cut
• Williamstown residents express concerns over traffic
• Getting into the Spirit of Giving
• 70 years later
• Students place first and fourth in speech and debate tournament
• Community Foundation awards grants
• Downtown winter market planned
• Ralsten not competent to stand trial
• PSHS celebrates Christmas season
• C8 panel unveils link report
• Habitat finishes 58th house
• Victorian Christmas
• Vandals hit skatepark
• Accident victim identified
• Volunteers vital to Salvation Army
• Cook House Christmas draws crowd
• Churches unite in prayer services
• Charity gala benefits cardiac unit
• Parking ticket levels remain static
• Letting their spirit shine
• City to build southside water retention system
• Crash leaves one dead
• Santa gets new sleigh for parade
• Marietta lights its city tree
• Smiles light up at Festival of Trees
• WVU Parkersburg collaborates with Pearson to launch cutting-edge learning management system
• Childress named business person of the year
• Lundberg keynotes annual Chamber banquet
• Newell addresses Riverfront Park concerns
• Tree lightings draw crowds
• BIC forum discusses shale, drugs
• Kappa Delta Pi students from WVU Parkersburg present at national convocation
• Holiday wreaths, trees to be auctioned at hotel
• Civil War videos unveiled
• Parkersburg woman charged
• Mister Bee remains hopeful
• Rockefeller: Accelerate Afghan withdrawal
• Ex-wife testifies in Smith murder trial
• Teenager appears in court
• Hasbargen suggested for BOE
• Lighting the tree
• Council sets aside $50K for payout
• Flooding not expected in area
• Parkersburg Catholic lights Advent Wreath
• Council to consider pulling funds
• Airport enjoys holiday boost
• Smith jury slated to visit murder scene
• Declining Enrollment
• Beverly holds annual parade
• Belpre Area Ministries provides assistance
• Lundberg to speak at Chamber dinner
• On the road again
• Home damaged in fire Saturday
• Evergreen Christmas
• Newspaper to partner with Monster.com
• Non-profit fundraising sees changes
• Santa stops by
• Black Friday shoppers swarm local stores
• High water finally recedes
• 'Zoo' focuses on stuffed animals
• Apartment fire sends one man to hospital
• Second body found in Noble grave
• Volunteers happy to feed hungry mouths
• City man dies after being hit by vehicle
• Salvation Army feeds hundreds
• Locals brave Black Friday
• Turkey Trot sees its biggest year
• Shoppers gear up for Black Friday
• Civil War medal claimed
• Wood BOE begins process to replace Olcott
• Residents ready to give thanks
• Wirt swamped with water
• Thursday newspaper larger, packed with ads and savings
• Flood warning system discussed
• Law enforcement urges travelers to be safe for holiday
• Salvation Army ready for dinner
• Spencer flooded by steady rainfall
• Cities set Christmas tree-lighting ceremonies
• Anchorage still being restored
• Officials still investigating fire on 13th Street
• Azinger prepared to revive drug bill
• Rain doesn't deter hunters
• Piano ensemble returns to Smoot for second year
• Area woman helps needy families
• Area seniors benefit from Marietta organization
• Area chefs give holiday cooking tips
• Paws with Claus
• Officials working to link trails
• Fighter ace reunited with plane
• Benefit held for local symphony orchestra
• Science program attracts hundreds
• Holiday in the Park
• Fort Frye BOE hears concerns about asbestos
• Capito, McKinley vote for balanced budget bill
• Student ornaments to be displayed in Washington, D.C.
• 200 residents may shift in proposed districts
• Marietta puts up city Christmas tree
• WVU Parkersburg faculty member Phil McClung named W.Va. Professor of the Year
• Ravenswood woman bakes prize-winning bread
• Beane eyes Supreme Court seat
• Police probe alleged murder plot
• Blaze destroys house
• Friday's newspaper delivery delayed
• WVU Parkersburg students receive award for exceeding blood drive goal
• Plasma center closed 'indefinitely' for repair
• Turkey Trot race gears up
• Motorists reminded to be cautious around school buses
• WVU-P audit details emerge
• Gas explosion rocks Morgan County
• Students get needed lesson in leadership
• Manchin marks his first year as senator
• Six: Wood BOE will have 45 days to fill Olcott vacancy
• Olcott resigning from Wood BOE
• WVU-P audit finds irregularities
• Heavy rain expected to hit area
• Salvation Army bells ringing
• Kessler named Senate president
• Wreck on I-77 changes traffic
• Wood school board member resigning
• Dog warden duties transferred
• Ohio issues warning about ticks
• SW Resources continues to see growth
• Orchestra performs local show
• No injuries in weekend fires
• Days Gone By
• No local issues with holiday decorations
• Trinity book sale comes to a close
• Vehicle accidents see big increase
• Telecomm Pioneers
• Warrant sweep gets three people
• Buying local
• Museum receives gifts for soldiers
• No injuries reported in 19th Street fire
• Honoring veterans
• WVU Parkersburg's Union for Speech and Debate competes in tournament
• Dr. Marshall Bartlett to speak on global warming at WVU Parkersburg
• College Chorale performs in celebration of WVU Parkersburg’s 50th anniversary
• Celebrate Veteran’s Day at WVU Parkersburg and learn about veteran education benefits
• WHS honors area veterans Thursday
• Senators speak about Veterans Day
• Lucky day
• Diary from war
• Dowler thanks French for saving him
• Police say shooting victim uncooperative
• Sheriff Sandy discusses department changes
• Officials headed to D.C. meeting
• Police officer facing battery charge
• Halloween attracts sweet turnout
• Armory status hotly debated
• 14-year-old girl dies in single-vehicle crash
• Band directors enlist members for year-round activity
• Williamstown Welfare League supports community
• Special Olympics winds down
• 43rd annual Special Olympics conclude today
• Police investigating shooting incident
• Spouses appear in 'Rocky Horror' together
• Sandy: Medication collections called successful
• Haunted events offer scares for Halloween
• Descendants cast doubt on banshee legend
• Marietta ready to celebrate Halloween
• McKinley speaks on jobs and budget
• Official says Rockport Post Office slated to close
• Special Olympics begin at Parkersburg South
• WVU going to the Big 12
• Mayors address chamber members
• Family unsure about future
• Belpre candidates talk about their goals
• Much to be done
• Ohio girl dies in I-77 crash
• Dillon gets six months of jail time
• BOE approves investigation policy
• Town hall meeting tonight
• Man involved in deputy incident pleads no contest
• Tenant believes eviction unfair
• Red Cross honors blood donor sponsors
• Manchin speaks to local students
• Ohio serial killer dies in prison
• Committee members split on 54-hour work week
• Deputy on leave after charge
• Phi Theta Kappa at WVU Parkersburg inducts new members
• WVU Parkersburg Board of Governors to meet Nov. 2
• WVU to join Big 12
• Committees to rehash firefighter hours change
• Walraven arrested after evading jail time
• Cross sworn in as new Wood parks director
• Haunted houses offer up scares
• Ralsten records released to state
• WVU Parkersburg features “Focus on International Crises and Recovery Efforts” series
• Crash sends two to Charleston hospitals
• Fire levels Fleming barn
• Shelter provides safe haven for children
• Dogs strut their stuff at pageant
• Hard work pays off
• Warrant issued for Walraven
• Walraven arrested in Tennessee
• Debit card fees on rise at banks
• States see rise in taxes due to debt
• Civil War skirmishes in Wirt County remembered
• Area residents gather for Fire Prevention Parade
• Great Bowls of Fire Chili Cookoff warms Point Park
• Officials: School in session on Monday
• New cancer drug
• Officials: Jefferson fire drill a success
• Woman dies in Clement Avenue fire
• Officials open Riverfront Park
• County takes no action on mining resolution
• Mister Bee bouncing back
• McKinley installs weather station
• Police, guards, emergency responders under constant stress
• Book recognizes state's role in oil and gas history
• More than 100 people visit Farmer's Castle Museum for Heritage Day
• Egypt comes to art center fundraiser
• Schools to begin LSIC series
• Agreement reached on health services
• Newell defends anger at council
• Williams: Firing was retaliation
• Morning fire on 16th Street
• Mister Bee chips facing production problems
• Wood Schools unveils own app
• Domestic violence survivors share stories at vigil
• Archery students practice at Mountwood Park 3D course
• Wood BOE fires Blennerhassett school secretary
• Hunt nabs five deer
• Belpre to purchase police cruisers
• Council to vote on 54-hour week
• Winding Road house fire deemed 'suspicious'
• Nashville official touts metro pros
• Newell among metro faithful
• Haunted Parkersburg Ghost Tours
• City man dies in crash
• Castle cloaked in darkness
• Consolidated city-county governments in the U.S.
• Merger begins with petition
• An eye on metro government
• Ruling on EPA attracts praise
• Shank takes his post at OVU
• Sales down at Downtown Farmers? Marketplace
• Memorial Health System pushes new zoning class
• Wasonga faces charges in Marietta
• Airport officials looking ahead
• Wood County fires keep officials busy
• Committee considers council, charter changes
• County-run shelter said to be costly
• Groups face money questions
• Ceremony to be held for OVU president
• Wirt voters approve schools' levy
• Beagle back home with his owners
• Wood voters say no to levy
• Tomblin wins race for governor
• Area's 'green' technology recognized at state event
• Tomblin campaign: Not playing politics
• Humane Society not returning dog
• Gubernatorial election today
• Rolo to be released to owners
• Levy fails in Wood County
• Tomblin wins governor's race
• Auto parts store begins work
• Hocking Hills hikers explore cliffs, caves and trails
• EVE Inc., United Way offer lifeline to many
• Second day stirs festival just right
• Rain cools Lowell crowds
• Civil War comes to life in St. Marys
• Tyler woman killed in Ritchie wreck
• Authorities conduct raid in Parkersburg
• Pioneer spirit weathers rain in Wirt County
• Rain dampens Apple Butter Stir-Off
• Walkers show heart at park
• Officials stress burning rules
• Wood County opts out of maintenance deal
• Fla. man arrested for extortion
• Wharton Auto Group to build new showroom
• Officials say Marietta BMV set to reopen
• Construction underway for new energy education building at WVU Parkersburg
• College clubs plan activities for Mental Illness Awareness Week
• Children's author speaks at school
• Clinic marks 20 years
• Lowell readies Octoberfest
• Santer: '12 too soon for district changes
• Local students shine spotlight on banned books
• SFJAZZ Collective to kick off WVU Parkersburg’s 2011-12 Distinguished Performance Series
• WCCC holds Safety Day
• Energy projects nearly finished
• Matheny plans new showroom
• Schools hold national event at flagpoles
• Pilots in plane crash identified
• WVU at Parkersburg Social Justice Program receives Diversity for Equity grant
• Small plane crashes in Washington County
• C8 panel meets with Judge Beane
• Council plans to review districts
• Investigation ongoing at BMV
• Wood BOE to consider moving PSHS graduation
• WVU Parkersburg to feature two Southeast Asia programs in October
• Wood in running for 'cracker'
• Heavy rain hits MOV
• Belpre council suspends rules
• Hotelier critiques CVB
• C8 panel
• Thousands visit park for annual Volcano Days
• Ohio to see changes in EMT staffing laws
• Sistersville Ferry will keep running
• Barlow wraps up 140th fair
• Jackson: Declare war on poverty
• Heritage skills classes offered
• Rain doesn't dampen spirits at Volcano Days
• Veteran tales, photos sought
• Airport wildlife study coming to close
• All smiles at Barlow Fair
• Wirt Schools seeks renewal of levy
• Jesse Jackson to speak in Marietta
• Dem headquarters location OK
• Coe pleads guilty
• Newell speaks on Kelley deal
• Ingenuity Center construction to begin next year
• Vienna employees to get pay increase
• Kelley resigns to avoid jail time
• Hino back to five-day work week
• Fall arrives
• Police looking at home invasion
• Jury returns verdicts in Dillon trial
• 54-hour week downsizes work force
• Maloney: Tomblin is 'ethically challenged'
• Accident delayed traffic at busy intersection
• Cinnamons honored for fostering
• Fox conviction, sentence overturned
• Attorneys: Dillon fought to save child
• New tracking for absentee voters available
• Firefighter work week reviewed
• New animal adoption program set
• Barlow Fair to begin Wednesday
• Struggling Reno call center to close down
• Trial in fatal fire slated to begin
• Area officials honor Kraton
• Festival finances topic of meeting
• Rained out fair events get day in sun
• Belleville enjoys 'perfect' festival
• Thousands turn out for Harvest Moon
• Neighborhood Day aims to build community ties
• Club forming now
• Celebrity chef serves up tips in Marietta
• WVU-P ends celebration with ceremony
• Early voting for special election approaching
• Park Day promotes 'car-free' activities
• 'Taste' savors local flavor
• Ralsten indicted for murder by grand jury
• Former area resident performs with 'Talent' winner
• Chamber moving next to roundtable office
• Recognize the signs of a tornado
• Efforts ongoing to improve cellular service in Belleville
• Doctor indicted for murder
• Ex-jail official's trial date set
• Police look into Vienna shooting
• Parkersburg mail facility studied for closure
• Loans, grants, insurance boost rebuild
• Belleville residents look back a year after tornado
• Chamber to share space with development authority
• Man injured in shooting in Vienna
• WVU-P board approves new tuition effort
• Widows support group formed
• New retirement ruling would minimally affect area
• October election to see few new voters
• United Way unveils new goal
• Wood board halts investigator hiring
• Area church seeks book donations for annual sale
• Joanne Tomblin speaks to local club
• City repeals dog license fee
• Preparing for a catastrophe
• Belpre takes on clippings measure
• Borders finally closes book on Vienna store
• Officials: No new flu strain this year
• WVU-P kicks off Founders Week
• Sheppard attends jobs bill event
• Ground Pounders Challenge
• Families celebrate lives of fallen soldiers
• Marietta officials offer words of hope
• Wirt pays respect to U.S. during 9/11 ceremony
• Parkersburg remembers 9/11
• Hobbies vary among officials
• Hospice group offers veterans help
• Wood Schools wary of social networks
• Ohio River Sternwheel Festival draws crowds
• Ten years after 9/11, no closure for family
• Belpre Elementary students learn significance of 9/11
• Schools hold 9/11 ceremonies
• Wood Schools looks to hire investigator
• Robinson remembered as Sternwheel Festival opens
• Local officials vigilant for threats
• Rescue fee for Humane Society concerns official
• Vienna stays with Haul Away Trash
• Manchin enjoyed bigger numbers as governor
• Officials look into St. Marys police 'prank'
• Festival to rock levee
• Accolades for MOVTA
• Beloved educator McCune dies
• Ebersole joins Washington State
• Business license notices sent out
• WVU-P holds 9/11 memorial
• Meeting planned to discuss task force
• Changes explained
• Old roofs, rain cause leaks at Wood schools
• One sent to hospital after I-77 accident
• 'Phenomenal' attendance
• Buyers turn out for Washington County Fair animal sale
• Album features Belleville native's lyrics
• Fire damages Belpre home
• Blennerhassett Island receives grandfather clock
• Memorial Wall crowd braves rain
• Crews respond to two fires
• Miss W.Va. Teen USA visits Vienna store
• Tailgate party raises money for spay and neuter clinic
• Crowds brave heat for Washington County Fair
• Horseriding club sponsors weekend of rides
• Music rings out at Sweet Creek again
• Horseshoe tourney nearly hits mark
• Bells hold special place for area native
• Shows introduce kids to live theater
• Washington County festival beats the heat
• Washington County Fair begins today
• WVU-P to hold Founders Week Celebration
• Students told Valley Beauty School not reopening
• PHS Cadet Corps marches to memorial wall
• Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall open to public
• Week of celebration in store to commemorate WVU Parkersburg’s 50th anniversary
• Nicely announces retirement
• Veterans Museum plans memorial ceremony
• Future of Valley Beauty School in limbo
• Skaters pleased with new facility
• Area residents visit Vietnam Wall at City Park
• Quake shakes region again
• City welcomes Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall
• Volunteers begin assembling traveling wall
• Tomblin talks jobs, taxes during city stop
• WVU-P to hold 9/11 ceremony
• WVU Parkersburg to remember 9/11 tragedy with memorial program Sept. 7
• Khalil paintings to benefit Parkersburg Art Center
• Moore: Jet's touch and go no big deal
• Vets' stories being sought
• Protesters close Valley Beauty School
• Wall due in town today
• Security teams to train at airport today
• Coal officials say jobs and tax revenue key
• Cause for jets unknown
• Parkersburg native gives back
• Raising funds
• Ohio company to honor Mooney
• Thousands swarm City Park for Honey Festival
• Final miles
• Test time
• Connecting with a piece of history
• It's a Hullabaloo
• Rediscovering lost art and artists
• City waits on census figures
• Honey festival attracts more than bees
• Harvest of opportunities
• Coal group coming to town
• Home health providers get help
• Homes sought for man's pets
• PHS teams up with Workforce West Virginia
• Honey Festival opens today
• New cancer treatment offered locally
• Reps take Conyers to task
• Labor groups rally in downtown
• Review worries Calhoun officials
• Fire crews respond to Cutler camper blaze
• School start, road efforts collide
• Quake prompts review of plans
• Resident voices concerns about 'thugs'
• Vietnam Memorial to arrive in city
• Officials: Belpre hotel fire is arson
• WVU Parkersburg joins planning efforts for national Center for Technological Entrepreneurship
• Council moves to repeal dog license fee
• BOE approves breakfast plan
• Wood Schools receives AYP results
• Offices empty over tremor
• No local injuries in earthquake
• Photos to be preserved by grant money
• College back in session for some
• Back to class
• Va. earthquake felt in area
• Officials say homecoming was a success
• Mountaintop removal discussed locally
• Storms wash out events at Waterford fair
• Fire chars railroad bridge
• Bocce is game of choice at summer picnic
• Kansas rocks Homecoming
• Honoring a fallen hero
• Harvest of Opportunities Benefit Auction
• Perfect weather greets runners, walkers
• Park gets positive reviews
• 'It's a Green Thing'
• Let the good times roll
• Concert opens Parkersburg Homecoming
• Ceremony as Null's body returns
• Crews complete $1 million in summer school projects
• Wood teachers prep for first day
• Charges pending in moonshine case
• Dig at Mountwood begins
• Science panel releases C8 info
• Homecoming expectations high
• 911 reporting phone trouble
• Time announced for Null arrival
• Null to be buried in Parkersburg, remains to arrive today
• Wirt teacher headed to trial
• Temporary DMV office opens
• Marshall students paddle down Ohio River to school
• Fairview work nearly complete
• Belpre students return to class for new year
• DMV opens new temp office
• Null honored at flag ceremony
• Kansas looking forward to Homecoming performance
• PHS to get new PRO
• Wood Schools forms plan on city user fee
• PSHS schedules flag ceremony
• Commission OKs grant application
• Sheriff: Scam targets online vehicle purchases
• Redistricting still undecided
• Officials hopeful for jail system
• A time of transition
• Sparring at the Dogskull Classic
• Festival sees successful debut
• Hot dog sale shines spotlight on Social Security
• Back to Class
• Drug cartels reach into valley
• Bank, children's group join forces
• Crash shreds plane
• Exploring the outdoors
• Showcasing Marietta
• Made in America
• City issues guidelines for deer hunt program
• Local projects making progress
• Friends of Mountwood opens off-leash dog park
• English instructor at WVU Parkersburg publishes eight works this summer
• Event targeting child abuse
• Shale forums planned across region
• Vienna council outlines spending plans
• Go-Mart seeking to sell beer in Belpre
• Null's death confirmed by officials
• WVU Parkersburg named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Wood Schools officials protest city user fee
• Null identified by DOD
• Brown talks retirement age
• Marietta police throws pool party for children
• Tomblin vetoes redistricting plans
• Council postpones proposed parking swap
• School meal price update given
• Officials wait for district figures
• Manchin visits Parkersburg
• South grad believed to be among dead
• Ralsten compentency evaluation scheduled
• Update given on justice center completion date
• WVU-P gathers shoes for program
• Newspaper fares well at awards competition
• DMV leaving WVU-P location
• Rivers, Trails & Ales
• Part of the community
• Training kicks in as lifeguard saves girl
• Board to discuss meal prices
• Sixes bike across U.S.
• Walk sheds light on suicide prevention
• Dust off your recipes: It is time for the cookbook contest
• Chief Taylor is learning as he goes
• Rainy farewell
• Hundreds attend Williamstown Relay for Life
• PHS serves up a sweet social
• Administrative hires prepare for school year
• Airport glad for FAA funding extension
• Little Texas performs before overflow Belpre Homecoming crowd
• Gospel music concert to benefit youth program
• Broadway performer helps local actors guild
• County to handle Mountwood finances
• Belpre Homecoming
• Craig given suspended sentence for embezzlement
• Drug court serves as alternative to treatment center
• Hospital says goodbye to Sister Joan
• Craig sentenced, prison time suspended
• Redistricting plan a concern for Pleasants
• Newell files for re-election
• Woman promotes music education
• Out of the Darkness
• Phillips takes job in St. Marys
• Officials trying to save mail center jobs
• Study looks at area mail center
• Tuck leaving Volunteer Action Center
• Chamber of Commerce CEO addresses Rotary
• Williamstown preparing for Relay for Life
• Canine officers receive vests
• State lawmakers back compromise
• Fenton: Hope is not dead
• All smiles on Capitol Hill
• Carpenter trial rescheduled
• St. Marys band tunes up for concerts
• Back on track
• Little Texas to entertain at Belpre Homecoming
• Museum receives Civil War fife
• Ambulance service prepares to move
• The show must go on
• Hundreds attend Harmar festival
• Little Texas set to perform in Belpre
• Parkersburg Homecoming pageants begin
• Frontier exceeds goals since Verizon purchase
• Rockport post office extends its lease
• Local officials get look at Point Park's progress
• Leaders meet to discuss ideas
• Donated funds help Belleville Homecoming
• Young volunteers help with home, neighborhood
• Warren BOE OKs bond for ballot
• Local officials against redistricting plan
• Museum exhibits focus on Civil War
• Volunteers stuff backpacks for kids
• 'Push the Limit'
• Board passes school meal price increase
• Newell pledges to reduce some fees
• Dog fee may go to county
• Council confirms Taylor as fire chief
• Fate of five local post offices unclear
• Goots named PHS principal
• Bones back at home
• Goots to be recommended for PHS principal post
• Belpre energy policy clears final reading
• Blaze destroys local residence
• Electrical fire damages home
• Alligator captured on Quincy Hill
• Harley-Davidson raffle to benefit VAC
• St. Marys holds island getaway
• W.Va. GOP votes for primary election
• River City Comic Con
• Gator snared on Quincy
• Volunteers go above, beyond
• New FaithLink director settles in
• Volunteer firefighters express cost concerns
• Dog Days Festival held
• Interstate fair comes to a close
• Chichester ends run as fire chief
• Foodland joins health effort
• Newell nominating Taylor for fire chief position
• L.A. Pipeline auctions equipment
• Ice House has coolest jobs around
• Pharmacy and surgical tech programs at WVU Parkersburg provide health career opportunities
• Taylor tabbed for fire chief
• Groups disagree on rail trail connector
• Ellem, Poling discuss redistricting plans
• Residents cool off at mall, pools
• Commission to put levy on ballot
• Energy leader
• Coldwater call center going to Idaho
• Fun at the fair
• County GOP favors primary
• C8 panel releases three reports
• Heat wave raises health issues
• WVU Parkersburg goes green with recycling initiatives, improved technology
• Wendy’s donates $11,000 to WVU Parkersburg for scholarship fund
• Marcellus Shale hearings skip Parkersburg
• Readers mourn as Borders prepares for liquidation
• Williamstown passes sewer hike
• Heat may affect fair attendance
• Warrant pending in Wirt County dog rescue
• City to settle police abuse lawsuit for $70,000
• Warren seeks $53.6M option
• Six dogs rescued from Wirt, three found dead
• Officials to tackle levy soon
• Interstate fair kicks off today
• 4-Hers step up to fitness challenge
• Vendors prepare for Interstate Fair
• Obesity on the rise in W.Va., Ohio
• SW Resources holds picnic
• Hundreds attend ice cream social
• Sweet Corn Festival
• Unseen Treasures
• Sports jamboree
• Officials utilizing social media
• W.Va. GOP weighs election options
• 'Potter' finale magic for sales
• S&J Incense owner arrested in raid
• Wood Schools sees increase in retentions
• Cookout to aid injured Marine
• Enthusiasts modify friend's car for hand-operation
• Fair officials update county
• Vienna gives Parkersburg boat
• Wood schools seek increase in meal prices
• The Final Chapter
• Johns Manville to be demolished
• Campers deliver thank you notes
• Heat worries Red Cross
• Three-vehicle wreck closes W.Va. 14
• State seeking local DMV office
• Truck ends up on top downtown
• New agreements give students opportunities to complete bachelor’s degrees
• Wood BOE to test hiring procedure
• Newell: Local economy improving
• Four vie for PHS principal
• Airport, library team up for levy
• WVU-P rapped in legislative audit
• Maloney tours Fenton Art Glass
• Belpre energy program to be placed on November ballot
• 911 council opposes tax recommendations
• Newell: Point Park on track
• Storm rips through area
• River Roar ends
• Storm causes power outages
• Kids take part in soldier event
• Army band to play in Marietta today
• Officials urge fire pit safety
• Yard sale regulations enforced
• Seeking Hyde
• Boy Scouts learn at summer camp
• Roarin' on the river
• Wood loses 80 teachers
• School of the Soldier
• Collectors flock to Fenton sale
• Cemetery draws complaints
• Beauty school set to reopen July 26
• Commission helps with hall plans
• Educators: Last manned flight may dampen dreams
• McClinton Chevrolet building new showroom
• Marble King reacts to Fenton's closure
• Officials brace for negative impact of Fenton closing
• Doors close at Valley Beauty School
• Speed factor in crash
• Redistricting meeting planned
• Gordon Gee visits area farm
• Group pushes for 911 tax
• Fenton winds down production
• Accident leaves one dead
• WVU Parkersburg president appointed to national commission
• WVU Parkersburg’s baccalaureate tuition among lowest in country
• Fenton to shut down traditional glassmaking business
• Alleged drive-by under investigation
• Pepsi Refresh
• Search for new PHS principal under way
• MOVHD responds to FOIA request
• Locals react to Casey Anthony verdict
• Woman reflects from ticket booth as carnival ends
• Parade pays tribute to local hero
• Senior Stitchers move into new headquarters
• Construction starts at Cheddar's
• North Hills gathers for celebration
• Local woman assists on film set
• Fourth of July events planned
• Painting for a cause
• Two killed in crashes
• Celebrating begins
• Officials react to MOVHD actions
• Residents reflect on honoring July 4
• Holiday travel
• Yard sale attracts hundreds
• Gasoline prices rise for holiday
• Police step up holiday patrols
• Blacksmith forges ahead with work
• Guard narrows list of possible armory sites
• WVU Parkersburg’s Expanded Access program reaches rural areas in W.Va.
• Teen leaders serve as 4-H camp counselors
• Officials visit historic cemetery
• Keefe agrees to pay alimony
• Waverly School vandals caught
• Naik buys Gateman Group
• Amended policy helps two
• Mayor Newell: Riverfront Park to open temporarily for concerts, fireworks
• Warren discusses bond issue
• Fire officials urge safety with fireworks
• Suit filed against Craig, Wilhelm
• WVU Parkersburg, Southern West Virginia CTC celebrate 40 years since becoming state’s first community colleges
• Documentary to be done in the fall
• Storm floods areas of Ritchie County
• WVU-P breaks ground on facilities
• Smoking arrests raise more questions
• City council OKs urban deer hunt
• Council considers tougher policies for city drivers
• Julia-Ann Square seeks additional funding
• Belpre moves ahead with utility plan
• Board leaving PHS for new job
• Officials explain smoking arrests
• Garden lovers attend annual Marietta tour
• Proposals filed in Westfall case
• Volunteer Action Center honors volunteers at picnic
• Deer population disturbing residents
• Amateur radio operators gather for annual field day
• Walk With Animals event combines Bible stories, petting zoo
• Local women helped efforts in World War II
• Annual picnic raises money for troops overseas
• FOP annual picnic draws crowd to Southwood
• Funds a major hurdle at OVU
• 2 men jailed in Ritchie shooting
• Keefes reject alimony offer from website
• Past due
• Woman fired up over arrest
• Dream come true
• State effort to improve hospitals applauded
• Pay raises denied
• Obama praised, criticized over oil release
• Road crews busy with local paving efforts
• AEP ordered to pay $5.57M
• WVU Parkersburg taps into the latest technology with iPads and e-books
• DNR targets drunken boating
• National College celebrates grand opening with ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Shank begins as OVU president
• Police look into break-ins
• City to sue Craig
• Storm leaves debris behind
• Thieves hit Boys and Girls Club
• Food giveaway attracts hundreds
• Border named to House seat
• Crash kills local man
• WVU Parkersburg hosts groundbreaking ceremony for two new building projects
• Man killed in car wreck
• MOV Work Camp returns
• Hino works to help communities
• White charged with murder
• Williamstown observes state birthday with calliope player
• Cannon firing held at Fort Boreman Park
• WVU Parkersburg president appointed to state’s civil war commission
• Multi-Cultural Festival thrives despite constant rain threat
• Some public pools face closure over disability rules
• Car show draws auto enthusiasts to East Muskingum Park
• Injured soldier to be moved to Germany
• Power outage affects 4,000 customers in Belpre
• Warm weather means more possible injuries
• Free meals available to area children
• Father's Day celebrates all kinds of fathers
• Volunteers join Ohio River Sweep to clean shoreline
• Marker dedicated for Revolutionary War veteran
• Frontier grad injured in Afghanistan
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• County to cover pay for special election
• Leaders differ on delegate change
• Rockin' the park
• Fairplains School gets new shelter
• Marietta health workers pushing for bath salts ban
• Red Cross layoffs won't include local staff
• W.Va. sees wages rise
• GOP looks to fill vacant seat
• West Virginia Day activities set for Monday
• WVU-P drops paramedic program
• Summer program teaches tennis to kids
• TSA holds field exercise in area
• North may gain state Senate seats
• Weiner reportedly to resign
• The Arc emphasizes mission
• Anna Border seeks House position
• Local kids Ruffin' It at shelter camp
• Wood BOE approves calendar
• City hunt gets 'yes' vote
• Inaugural golf tournament to benefit WVU Parkersburg Riverhawks athletic clubs
• County, Humane Society decide on contract
• Couple pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• WSCC slated to interview two
• Committee to meet on 9th District nominees
• Parkersburg Safetytown event begins
• WVU Parkersburg Board of Governors to meet June 15
• Front Street building's new owner to fix fire damage
• Outdoor enthusiasts drawn to Mountwood Park's trails system
• 60 attend Leith Run Campground fishing derby
• Lawmakers anticipate special session
• Anglers hooked on West Virginia Bass Tournament
• Summer activity programs keep kids busy
• Weather hampers Mountwood fishing tourney
• Parkersburg native looks back on Joplin tornado
• Capito, McKinley discuss state redistricting
• Crowds drawn to downtown Marietta for Brick Street BBQ
• Sign of summer
• Flags lowered to honor Border
• Anglers converge on Mountwood Park lake
• 82 animals rescued from Little Hocking home
• Richards seeks building waiver
• Vienna council funds senior center elevator
• Vienna woman walks for a cause
• Officials remember Larry Border
• Fun start to summer
• AEP closings will be 'devastating'
• AEP closing three plants in W.Va.
• Authorities probe Calhoun County murder
• License fee still unclear
• Eagles back to old nest
• School's out
• Larry Border dies at hospital
• Man dies in Ritchie County accident
• Commission asked to help fund flu shot clinic
• Storm tears through area
• Police probe business records
• Delegate Larry Border in critical condition
• At the airport
• Teacher charged with embezzlement
• DMV hopes to leave annex
• Probe of fatal car accident continues
• Mysterious boat leaves with owner
• Man dies in Harley accident
• Newell, commissioners debate
• Smoking ban:? 8 warnings, 11 fines issued
• Rail fans hit the tracks for annual fundraiser
• Museum welcomes visitors to Henry Cooper Day
• Tractors, engines displayed in Belpre
• Former Washington County Commissioner Sam Cook dies
• Local students talk about their love of writing
• Humane Society raises $40,000 at Walk Your Paws
• Officials talk cemetery maintenance
• Walkers raise $50,000 for March of Dimes
• Washington Bottom VFD celebrates new building with open house
• Residents complain of deer in city
• Jump rope team teaches in France
• City holds dog license fees hostage
• CCMC gives city $220K
• Parkersburg woman dies in crash
• James Arness, TV's Marshal Dillon, dead
• Accident at Sixth and Garfield
• Finally home
• Fishing part of Martin's life
• Guard to pursue land in Spencer
• Schools get grant funds
• Homecoming gets beer garden
• Local soldier to be buried
• Domestic violence rises in Wood County
• Three arrested after raids
• Smith receives Yeager Scholarship
• City to spend more than $1M on streets
• Civil War monument dedicated
• Kasich touts job ideas
• Regional temperatures soar into the 90s
• School board approves funding for PHS cadet program
• Crews respond to grease fire at West Virginia Polo Club
• WVU Parkersburg to present free programs on "Living Transnationally in the 21st Century
• Couple speaks on foster parenting
• New college president won't receive car
• Parades held in Marietta
• Belpre holds gun salute, wreath laying
• Memorial Day celebration
• Volunteers needed for area Habitat builds
• Civil War dead honored
• PHS NJROTC alumni gather
• Marietta woman describes Joplin tornado
• Thomas move brings criticism
• Tour to visit gardens in historic district
• New service officer puts vets first
• Heroes honored at ceremony
• Wirt celebrates court centennial
• Civil War event remembered
• Veterans to receive long-overdue medals
• Area attractions open for Memorial Day
• Students hold Relay event
• High gas prices won't stop travel
• Blennerhassett Island reopens for holiday weekend
• WVU Parkersburg awards 50 honorary degrees
• New director of marketing and communications named
• Residents work to improve sports facilities
• Catalytic converter thefts surge in city
• County agrees to humane society's terms
• Three-judge panel to decide Sandy's job fate
• Broken main shoots water 60 feet into air
• PHS graduation moved inside
• Island remains closed
• Broughton gives back
• Mountwood seeks to obtain vacant church
• Police: Suspect erratic in past
• Sandy hearing begins
• Dean's List for Spring 2011
• Bob Pruett visits area
• City native witnesses tornado devastation
• Clean air rule changes passed
• Wilcox, Lynch try to change votes
• Out of control
• Belpre authorizes $10K for lawsuit settlement
• County hopes to make final decision on Humane Society Thursday
• Sesquicentennial Commission loses members
• Crews restore electricity after Sunday storm
• Indoor air complaint filed
• Marietta superintendent up for Warren job
• Mullen's council bid draws protests
• Wirt County to mark courthouse centennial
• Cemetery arch honors Revolution-era man
• Brief storm jolts area
• Safety fair shows life-saving techniques
• Man's best friends in spotlight
• First year teachers reflect on experiences
• WWII veteran receives long overdue medals
• Two men killed in accident
• Belpre High School Art Club studies building designs
• Residents tour new bike route
• Island will remain closed
• Newell supports metro idea
• Cyclists celebrate Bike to Work Day
• Spring 2011 President's Scholars named
• Colorful bird visits Lubeck home
• Distinguished Service awards handed out
• For a good cause
• McCabe pushes for move to metro government
• Citizens question user fee, drainage and crime issues
• May 2011 graduation list announced
• Martin: Police may have shooting suspect
• C8 panel working on final report
• Manchin recounts first six months
• Officials meet over homelessness
• BZA denies video lottery variance
• Health officials warn public of tick dangers
• Sidewalk project bid awarded
• New traffic configuration on Murdoch
• Dunn gets down to work in Belpre
• City sweeps producing results
• Belpre BOE lays off four teachers
• Belpre students explore career options
• Winans remembered by friends
• Island closes temporarily
• Warren bond fails by 8 votes
• Wentz raising money for trip
• City purchases two fire trucks
• Kids enjoy fishing derby
• Auto club marking 50th year with car show
• Habitat dedicates two more houses
• Washington County Relay raises $160,000
• Wood organizers amazed by Relay
• WVU-P sees 442 graduate
• Maloney, Tomblin to face off
• Driver arrested after consuming 'bath salts'
• Eight establishments pass underage compliance sting
• Tomblin still up, Maloney surges ahead
• Election officials ready for special primary
• Clear skies for Relay in Belpre
• 122 teams turn out for Wood Relay for Life
• Court abuzz with swarm of honey bees
• Evans sentenced to 24 years in prison
• Proposed contract has raise for Gnage
• Locals:Drugs, crime on rise
• Police search for shooting suspects
• Gnage contract receives yes vote
• Newell, council at odds
• Old DMV office sold
• Event raises diabetes awareness
• Civil War planners to meet
• College Chorale sets its spring concert dates
• Sprinkler incident causes flooding
• Metz dispels rumors on prank
• Council balks at funding half marathon, homecoming
• Early voting ends today
• 'Serious violation'
• Police arrest student for bomb threat
• Six Lowell residents left homeless by fire
• Crash sends five to hospital
• Historians look to document veterans' graves
• Events may get funds
• Travel, tourism week set
• Video lottery proceeds benefit many groups
• Relay for Life coming
• Mountwood set to bloom
• Program, baseball help area kids excel
• Marietta College holds graduation ceremony
• Samaritans turn out for clinic race
• St. Marys celebrates Vidalias
• More women becoming moms later in life
• Overtime grants help city police
• OVU holds graduation
• WVU-P chooses graduation speaker
• Grant sought for Henderson Hall
• Ground broken for skate park
• $2M to be spent on island project
• Downtown market opens to big crowd
• Commencement to feature largest graduating class in college history
• Residents come together for faith
• Crews battle blaze off Jericho Lane
• Hino dropping to 3-day weeks
• Residents express concerns about deer
• Prayers for revival theme of gathering
• Tomblin, Maloney lead in money
• Goodwin relates time in Senate
• Chamber holds student business symposium
• Prayer events slated for area
• PHS seeking program funds
• WVU Parkersburg to offer five summer terms
• Board of Governors to meet May 11th
• April Showers
• PHS ROTC program out, Jay says
• Water rate hike passed by council
• Students take part in workout program
• Tomblin commends local volunteers
• Warren levy falls short 56 votes
• Wood County officials react to bin Laden's death
• Local residents react to Osama bin Laden's death
• Students learn about Osama bin Laden
• College teachers discuss death
• Hague's mother 'elated'
• Rain washes out Springfest
• Reno man injured in accident
• Unused medications collected
• Farmers Market to open Friday
• Arts buffet
• Youth learn about rodeo events
• Walk4Vets
• CDC: Sleep deprivation high in W.Va.
• Diners gobble up ramps at Washington Bottom dinner
• Earth-conscious
• Parkersburg receives Sterling Award, named Tree City USA
• Businesses seeking injunctions
• Poor turnout at postal workshop
• Local volunteers head to Alabama
• Judge denies bond for Ralsten
• Homecoming proposals offered
• World watches William, Kate marry
• Bridge incident ties up traffic
• Wedding celebrated in Great Britain
• Bond denied for Ralsten
• Feds end Byrd scholarship program
• Woman cited for letting python near school
• Civil War-era mayor would not sign oath
• Davis and city reach agreement
• Severe weather topples roofs, trees
• Partnerships Project to host approximately 750 Wood County students
• Tomblin to make stop in MOV
• Westfall resigns after hearing
• CNN website offers praise for Parkersburg
• Local air quality gets poor grade
• Wood BOE takes look at budget
• Crews make way for traffic lane
• Marietta superintendent proposes new plan
• Stotts gives farewell address
• Forum covers rights, health
• Vienna man dies in car crash
• Marietta police eyeing more foot, bike patrols
• Furloughs not likely for Marietta
• Hunters brave weather for birds
• Uncertainty looming for WVU
• Summer food effort to return
• Region sees rainy Easter
• Pike Street Additions
• Ohio drug bust leads to $800,000 in cash
• Castle brings out creativity in children
• Rain does not stop egg hunt
• Pastors to deliver Easter messages
• Hidden history
• Three crash victims named
• Friendship Kitchen marks Good Friday
• Last day for spring cleanup
• Six churches walk on Good Friday
• Five-car accident
• Wood Schools to cut jobs
• Victims identified in I-77 wreck
• Ralsten hearing may be on hold
• Despite claims, Tea Party for-profit entity
• Kansas set to headline homecoming
• Humane society declines offer
• Rockefeller talks budget, foreign policy
• Student identified in car accident
• WVU-P opens testing center for DMV services
• Admiral: NJROTC decision stands, but talks positive
• Ralsten arrested on murder charge
• Williamstown votes on rate hike
• Parkersburg council suspends longevity pay
• Wood board approves 2012 graduation dates
• Witnesses sought in I-77 collision
• Storms flood roads, cause slips
• Rotary dinner honors club members
• Commissioners give Safetytown $2,000
• Wood BOE considering graduation changes
• County revises barking measure
• Three deaths in I-77 bridge crash
• Four inducted into PTK honorary.
• Two possible deaths in I-77 crash
• Schools may not cut bus routes
• Marietta man continues struggle for breath
• Lubeck Volunteer Fire Department marks 50th year
• 'Gamblers' ante up for Parkersburg Art Center
• Walkers raise money for shoes
• 10-year-old scoring big in motocross
• Children brave rainy weather in quest for golden trout
• Wood County Schools officials eye summer projects
• Foundation memorializes Spencer
• Henderson Woods among highest appraised residential
• Man dies in crash on U.S. 50
• Shooting suspect remains in secure facility
• McKinley votes against GOP budget plan
• Woman escapes from house fire at Sutton Place
• Civil War letter found
• Earth Day to be observed on campus April 20th
• Lubeck VFD to mark 50 years
• Schools raise money for Japan
• Gardeners flock to spring seminar
• Total loss
• Golf club seeks video lottery
• Child bitten by dog requires plastic surgery
• Group discusses local food efforts
• Edison project does not receive state funding
• State officials react to president
• DMV officials open office
• WVU Parkersburg to host domestic violence presentation.
• Rockport residents meet to discuss post office
• Council sets sights on longevity pay
• Fishing derby to be held Saturday
• Highway may be named after fallen soldier
• DMV office opens today
• Perdue holds town hall meeting
• Area schools receive state money
• Feeling the pinch
• Historian discovers war tower
• New shooting details released
• Tornado watch issued
• Bargain hunters converge on sale
• Lessons in hunting, trapping
• Project changes students' views on addiction
• Family unites in battle against ALS
• Up to the Challenge
• Warrant issued for Ralsten
• Easter Memories
• Local treasure hunting yields some great finds
• Carlin's Battery relives history
• Gardeners beautify lot
• Victim identified in Vienna
• Scrapbook of band newspaper articles returned to city
• Rollin Oldies kicks off 2011 cruise-in season
• DNR official offers tips to deal with deer
• Simulator to help fire and police training
• Vienna man in custody after shooting
• Police investigate possible shooting in Vienna
• County hears annex update
• Officials uncertain when temporary DMV offices will open
• Marietta celebrates 223rd birthday
• Shutdown may cause headache for summer students
• Officials target blighted areas
• Dallas Brass to close DP Series season.
• Board of Governors meeting summary.
• "Venezuela Today" presentation to be held April 14.
• Schools to feel budget's impact
• Tomblin leads Democratic primary in internal polls
• Senator blasts GOP budget
• Newell begins search for fire chief
• Fire destroys Second Avenue garage
• Time to celebrate
• Evans agrees to plea deal in infant's death
• Signature issues response to lawsuit
• Chichester to retire as fire chief
• Juvenile arrested in bomb threat
• Mold found in Hintgen building
• Tomblin leads in money raising
• Play that jazz
• Hospital lawsuit filed
• VanDevender scene of bomb threat
• Repairs made to leaking tanker
• Collectors show off old rifles
• Glenville State honors Niday as alumnus of the year
• Nohe recalls fight for HB 2946
• Nohe talks about first term
• Schools run background checks
• Making It Shine
• Ellem backs non-partisan elections bill
• Celebrating Celtic heritage
• Friend gives gift of health
• Mountwood to have trash, litter removed
• Helping hand
• State districts will soon change
• Temporary DMV space found
• Officials gather at development event
• Elks honor Modesitt
• Health department burned on no-smoking regulations
• State, county officials work on temp DMV
• Home at last
• Lawmakers discuss legislative session at wrap-up breakfast
• Organ donation awareness event planned.
• 104th lands at Mid-Ohio Valley
• Tomblin to speak at workshop
• Marietta man dies in industrial accident
• Ellem seeks grace period for DMV customers
• Wirt ranks high in health
• Public Debt not collecting user fee
• End of flu season in sight
• Local companies try to fill DMV void
• 911 issues work advisory
• Officials field radiation queries
• Man killed in plant accident
• Cancer society honors school
• Hino operations unchanged
• National Guard unit returning
• Commission turns over ambulance issue
• Officials offer help for DMV
• Group fondly recalls Girl Scouts
• 'Shadow Passion' sheds light on story
• Empty Bowls raises funds
• Heritage quilt show opens at Blennerhassett Museum
• Exhibit showcases work by Wood County art students
• Scottish & Celtic Heritage Festival features music, dancing, artisans
• Local attractions gear up for summer tourism season
• Officials make plans to celebrate area Civil War events
• Historic cemetery gets spring cleaning
• Fairy Tale Ball honors soldiers
• Employee saves building from fire
• Rockport Post Office could close
• Wirt woman's law gets signed
• Council to review districts
• Coolville teen sentenced in stabbing death
• Civil War era portrayal planned at JCC
• W.Va. National Guard project moves forward
• Another C8 study report released
• Parkersburg still third largest city in W.Va.
• Major inconvenience
• 'Mechanical' problems lead to fire
• WVU Parkersburg hosting second annual Leadership for Today conference
• Capito, McKinley knock reform on anniversary
• Students throw party for area senior citizens
• County dog ordinance to be updated
• Bomb scares take toll on county
• Storm brings hail, cuts power
• WVU Parkersburg Board of Governors to meet March 30.
• Wood County Schools sees increase in enrollment
• Local student wins Ohio River Sweep poster contest
• Sheriff warns of Internet property scam
• Bus systems deal with fuel prices
• Council OKs $23.7M budget
• Note at WHS prompts evacuation
• Former elementary school still empty
• Legislators talk about redistricting
• Making cuts
• Piggott joins fire department
• WVU Parkersburg to host "China Hour" presentation
• Dance students accepted into summer program
• Spring arrives, warm weather in tow
• Students advised to return to class at WHS
• Group preparing 'Les Miserables' auditions
• Liquor permits raise questions
• Residents turn out for Home Show Spring Expo
• Supporters rally for Planned Parenthood funding
• Area recovers from recent flooding
• Military group doubts late vet's claims
• Big Red Band invited to perform at 9/11 ceremony
• Police crack down on DUIs, wrecks
• Alternate pollworkers needed
• Partisan split over NPR funding
• Resident wants post office saved
• Law bans 'bath salts'
• Jury finds Robinson guilty
• Broughton employee robbed at gunpoint
• Rockefeller: GOP spending cuts going too far
• Robinson convicted
• Marietta moves forward on treatment plant
• Fired officer returning to work
• Closing the doors: Ryan's shut down after under-performing
• Group seeks to document cemeteries
• Local family in Japan earthquake
• Theft suspect released on bond
• DOH project moves forward
• Shutts decorates for St. Patrick's, too
• Morgan entertains children
• DNR takes public comment on rules proposals
• Hino keeps working after earthquake
• Food regulations anger some
• Laid to rest
• Ten WVU Parkersburg students are inducted into Psi Beta psychology honorary.
• Bishop speaks to Catholic students
• NJROTC supporters rally
• Local man writes book on Civil War
• W.Va. Wesleyan faces challenges
• Belpre BOE picks Dunn
• Legislature wraps up session
• Irish celebrate their heritage
• Vending machine contracts illegally signed on school level
• Revised Twain novels unlikely to be in Wood schools
• River watchers: Valley escapes with minimal damage
• Thompson plans series of town hall meetings
• Deciding where donations should go
• County to have actuarial study performed
• Wood native caught in Tokyo quake OK
• Ohio River crests below original flooding estimate
• Officials expect water to rise over weekend
• State Senate supports Naval Junior ROTC
• Wood Schools avoids most local flooding
• South grad in Hawaii during wave
• Change clocks, detector batteries
• College spokesperson to retire.
• Fitzpatrick dies at age 88
• Organizers reschedule ROTC vigil for Monday
• Emergency crews keeping an eye on Muskingum River
• Marietta bracing for high water
• Closing the Floodgates
• Local man wins $100K from lottery
• Rockefeller meets LaHood about EAS
• Walravens receive six-month jail sentence
• Petitions ready to back ROTC
• Region preps for Ohio River flooding
• Vienna credit union robbed
• Christians to mark beginning of Lenten season
• Bomb threats disrupt schools
• Manchin presses Obama to lead
• City finances
• Council to consider changes to budget
• Marietta chamber issues awards
• Harold Shank named new OVU president
• Chamber speaker praises U.S.
• Ohio River to crest below flood stage
• Medication bill draws criticism
• River is on the rise
• Sheriff helicopter a low-cost, invaluable tool
• Councilman Sandy targets comp time
• Here comes the bride
• Peoples Bank program helps kids
• Jones, King talk about future
• U.S. Army Jazz Ambassadors to perform in April
• Cart race raises funds for food pantries
• Final round of interviews for Belpre superintendent
• Senator Rockefeller honors WVU Parkersburg on its 50th anniversary.
• Public may attend Belpre superintendent interviews
• County donates to event honoring 1092nd
• Officials want Buckles to lie in state
• House votes yes on raises
• Herpes outbreak linked to tourney
• Influent call center to close in May
• Merritt faces probation revocation
• Wood County Schools officials request funds from SBA
• Gasoline prices inch closer to $4
• County cemetery records project under way
• WVU Parkersburg experiences 595% increase in displaced workers enrolled at college over past three spring semesters.
• WVU Parkersburg to celebrate its 1961 beginnings.
• Marietta puts out welcome mat for games
• Wadesville water project under way
• WVU-P marks 50-year history
• Vigil set to save JROTC program
• No major flooding problems reported along Ohio River
• Staff at Fairplains receives training
• New court program dedicated
• Tomblin announces dropout prevention tools
• Semi hits truck on I-77
• CCMH and SJH merger finalized
• More displaced workers attending WVU-P
• Easter parade theme chosen
• Reductions hinge on May levy
• Sheriff responds to allegations
• Stormy weather
• Paper planes fly in Marietta
• Ballroom dancing fun for all ages
• Fur Ball attracts animal lovers
• No fifth magistrate for Wood
• Marcellus Shale bills in works
• Mother of fire victim speaks
• Black history celebrated at local luncheon
• Boy Scouts gather to start earning honors
• Wood County leads state in certified teachers
• City officials review budget
• Fenton Art Glass lays off 23 workers
• Navy announces end of PHS Junior ROTC program
• Marietta rally protests anti-union bill
• Rockefeller seeking EAS support
• Parents indicted in fatal blaze
• WVU Parkersburg presentation: "Focus on Brazil."
• Justice center to get $31K
• Spit Out
• Locke leaving Marietta position
• Kopp, Hamrick speak at dinner
• St. Joseph's workers lose sick time
• Crews install sidewalks at Jefferson Elementary
• Celebration of life set for artist
• Study says MOV needs to exercise
• Area under flood watch until Friday
• Community plans for revitalization
• "A Glass Menagerie" in Parkersburg.
• Helping hand
• Nathan-Prager winners announced
• Council passes OT grants
• Camden-Clark dedicates Cancer Outreach Center
• Gasoline prices jump at pump
• Manchin joins group touring Afghanistan
• Suspect faces elevated arson charge
• Council considers police grants
• Tomblin speaks on community college
• Belpre narrows candidates to 3
• OU students aid Habitat efforts
• Good spirits shine over blues shows
• Fenton glass artists have work on display
• Ohio justice speaks in Marietta
• Manchin in Afghanistan
• Prices on the rise in the South
• Local officials respond to fires
• Girl Scouts take to the racetrack at mall
• Arrest made in Marietta break-ins
• St. Joseph's Heart Ball goes western
• Author visits local school
• Sandy backed by his deputies
• Marietta College's Scott to retire in 2012
• General, governor speak to the returning 1092nd
• Families gather to welcome returning 1092nd
• Police: No suspects in six Marietta break-ins
• Lost class ring found after 43 years
• Highmark offering voluntary resignations
• Area families prepare for return of 1092nd
• Spring-like temps to be short lived
• First annual Border Battles Basketball Tournament to be held Feb. 18-19.
• WVU Parkersburg to waive graduation fee for Spring 2011 semester in celebration of 50th anniversary.
• Swingsets not fun for officials
• 'Humble force' leaves his mark
• Coolville teen found delinquent
• 1092nd set to arrive home Friday
• Sheriff hearing set for May
• Anti-bullying forum attracts educators from 11 counties
• Tractor-trailer overturns on Ohio 550, spills mulch
• Ireland makes stop in Parkersburg
• Police cast doubt on fake cop tale
• County reviews procedures if sheriff removed
• Tallman urges tea party to look at budget
• Belpre council talks C.H.I.P., O'Neill
• 1092nd closer to home
• Justice center project hits snag
• Rags 2 Riches blaze not arson
• Marietta fundraiser a sweet success
• Warren board expected to vote on budget cuts
• Workshop a Valentine treat
• Holiday a time to reflect
• Marietta business robbed, set on fire
• Governor race attracts 14 candidates
• Recall effect a real worry
• Tea Party wants info
• Tea Party won't meet city deadline
• Rescued mastiff finds better life in Parkersburg
• Lincoln has big admirer in Seufer
• Assessor cracking down on illegal license plates
• Belpre BOE narrows search
• Sandy places Westfall on leave
• Fire damages Front Street businesses
• Board of Governors approves 2011-2012 tuition/fee rates.
• Convention and Visitors Bureau has busy year
• Legislators to consider cigarette tax increase
• Still no decision on Vienna mayor
• Stalnaker focuses on safety, quality
• Petition seeks to remove sheriff
• Belpre meeting to focus on superintendent post
• Seven interviewed for Wood County homeless survey
• Poster draws GOP anger
• Budget reflects loss of nine employees
• Driver injured in pole crash
• Governor appoints Six to Board of Governors.
• Marietta schools may face cuts
• Vienna man, three others honored
• Warren bond issue fails
• Crash closes Ohio 7
• Newell: 'No small effort' on budget
• Offering help
• Warren tax levy supporters rally
• Coming home soon
• Peters back on the job
• Newell talks numbers
• Mideast strife impacting price at the pump
• Query into Waterford fire continues
• Habitat dedicates home
• Super fans enjoy Super Bowl
• Home Show sees big numbers
• Free tax preparation help available
• Marcellus Shale could provide economic opportunities in West Virginia
• Waterford man critically hurt in fire
• Scouts turn out for derby
• Rockefeller visits city
• Belpre school raising money for ailing child
• OPEB: Mountain or Molehill?
• State school construction funding worries officials
• Eagles accept state's offer
• Great American Home Show off to good start
• WTAP-TV seeking new tower
• Students speak
• Legislature sets election dates
• Arrest made in Franklin theft
• Dirt, sand unavoidable as crews work to keep streets clear
• Feb. 10th Presentation: "Focus on Taiwan."
• Board of Governors to meet Feb. 9th.
• WVU Parkersburg students participating in state collegiate honor choir.
• PUB will offer wellness screening
• Boso will not seek re-election in May primary
• Senate amends House gubernatorial elections bill
• Strong winds cut power
• Parkersburg High, Franklin Elementary vandalized, robbed
• Program offers cash for grades, attendance
• County hears taxpayer appeals
• City sends out letters about user fee
• Committee approves ticket writer
• House, Senate pass bills
• Senators pushing aviation bill
• Stuart not running for governor
• State lawmakers introduce asset forfeiture bills
• Groundhogs set to check shadows Wednesday
• Tea party recall effort continues
• Business professor honored for national Baldrige service.
• High-stakes poker
• Super Bowl gives boost to local sales
• Local lawmakers support redistricting
• Robbery suspect eludes police
• Siblings travel across India
• 'Memphis Bound Get Down' raises money for bands
• Lawmakers hope election politics won't impede business
• Program uses GPS to track clients
• Thoughtful gift
• Area native happy in Chile
• Foundation holds annual luncheon
• St. Joe's adds equipment to cardiac services
• Group wants to redraw districts
• Local man appears on 'Conan'
• Byrd's birthday could be holiday
• Reagan Legacy
• Vienna revises code on dogs
• Wreck closes part of I-77
• State makes offer on Eagles aerie
• Twenty elementary education majors are student teaching this spring.
• Officials react to Obama's State of the Union address
• Officials wait for statewide ban on K2
• Slick conditions
• Snow days would cost county
• I-77 traffic detoured
• Leadership Academy projects to benefit students.
• Newell pushes home rule legislation in Charleston
• Wood BOE approves teacher retirement
• City council approves city improvements
• Local cities struggle with economy as state sees growth
• Debate centers on June primary
• Council to consider water, sewer improvements
• Candle listed as cause of basement fire
• Homeowners help during fire
• Officials discuss governor election
• Jones talks hospital merger
• Woman killed in ATV accident
• Police searching for hit-skip driver
• Pleas on indictments heard
• Neighbors rally around fire victim
• Showstoppers
• Digging the past
• County in good financial shape
• Lawmakers to tackle variety of bills
• Firefighters discover body in burned home
• History in the making
• Council OKs land, cruiser purchases
• Hino features Command Center
• Manchin talks health care reform, EPA
• Traveling wall event is named
• Staying busy
• Man warns of possible phone scam in area
• Smith recalls dictator's departure
• Parkersburg Tea Party's recall effort faces deadline
• Vienna officials seek budget items
• Snowstorm closes area schools
• Riverhawks to host Border Battles' Basketball Tournament.
• WVU Parkersburg to celebrate 50th anniversary.
• Williamstown fire ruled an accident
• Murder-suicide rocks Jackson
• Tea Party moving ahead on recall
• GOP wins health care vote
• Hospital merger stays on track
• Dean's List for Fall Semester announced.
• Parkersburg user fee will cost Ohio residents
• No one injured in fire
• Highmark CEO reaffirms commitment to area
• State leaders praise ruling
• 'Common Sense' tour
• Loans, deer focus of Mountwood meeting
• Miller accepts safety-service director job
• Speaker praises college for diversity
• Officials reflect on King's legacy
• Ireland talks Capito, issues
• Fenton's Finest
• Man arrested on parole violation
• For the love of music
• Jackfert strives to get 'brighter by the second'
• Calhoun reports dogfighting arrest
• WVU-P marks 50 years
• Magistrates handle more than 8,000 cases in 2010
• Officials pull body from river
• Hydro funds at work
• County officials searching for storage
• Vienna passes engineering study
• Police investigating fake cop incident
• Manchin 'Common Sense' tour coming to art center
• Driver injured in wreck
• Officials irked after EPA vetos mine permit
• Snow days may affect spring break
• Road salt shortage not a concern for city crews
• King dream honored at WVU-P celebration
• Vienna council discusses Nohe's role
• Eagle count up this year
• Officials weigh in on speech
• Tomblin focuses on jobs, energy
• Wirt woman pushing for new law
• President's Scholars named.
• Snow causes school cancellations today
• Defendant says he feared for his life
• Homeowner catches burglary suspects
• Morgans 'blessed' with special birth
• Council says yes to user fee
• Tow truck driver helps nab suspect
• Snow expected to hit Mid-Ohio Valley
• Residents escape Avery fire
• Tea Party meets to talk recall
• Council to consider user fee
• Manchin kicks off Call for Common Sense tour
• Tutors find Literacy Volunteers work rewarding
• City considers turning outstanding B&O tax over to collection agency
• In a state of shock
• Fire on Avery Street
• Fire destroys home on Meadville Road
• Bill calls for revoking parents' driver's license for school absences
• West Virginia faces redistricting
• Ag students prepping for spring
• Residents rush to stores to stock up on essentials
• Officials gearing up for session
• Anderson murder trial date set for May
• Officials: Memorial Bridge toll revenue up slightly
• Naylor tapped for North Christian principal job
• Gubernatorial hopefuls square off
• Tomblin hints at legislative session topics
• WVU Parkersburg, DuPont to celebrate King life and legacy
• Italian companies tour region
• Tomblin seeks lieutenant governor for W.Va.
• Gainer: Absence not a big problem
• McKinley, Capito take office
• GOP selects Schlicher for council
• Commencement list released.
• On the rise
• Belpre mayor to run again
• Supreme Court to hear special election arguments
• Legislators asked to look out for kids
• Planners mull rental property changes
• WVU Parkersburg president co-writes article featured in national community college journal.
• Williamstown to build safe sidewalks
• Belpre family pleads innocent to charges
• Pedestrian charged with jaywalking in incident
• Tax appeals can be filed in February
• Apollo buys part of Alcan
• I-77 bridge undamaged by Dixie paddleboat
• Police report quiet holiday
• Robbery suspect arrested
• Rotary Club looks back at past
• Commission to keep schedule
• Airport experiences changes
• Clarksburg man flees from police
• Wood schools chalk up success in 2010
• Hospitals prepare for consolidation
• Stopped in its tracks
• Two men arrested in shooting spree
• Baptist Temple serves dinner
• New Year's Day babies enjoy dual celebration
• Austin Lee Wise first baby of 2011
• Petty family still searching for answers
• Gainer sees challenges ahead in new job
• Residents reveal New Year resolutions
• Officials optimistic for positive changes in 2011
• J. Wetherell and Son Jewelers closing after 144 years
• Historians discuss lost village
• Modesitt honored for service
• Peters family keeps on growing
• Marietta budget carryover tops $1.6M
• Coolville fire chief dismayed by sign removal
• Dunn proposes reducing county commission meetings
• Commission approves new energy contract
• Marietta City Council passes $34.1M budget
• Fatal fire going to grand jury
• Officials warn of phone scams
• Trash haulers must deal with electronics ban
• Air quality monitored at three area schools
• Gasoline prices soaring high
• Newell making push for home rule
• Easy Rider board discusses problems
• Holliday is on paid leave as city appeals
• Area's job totals improved in '10
• Gainer wants election for governor seat
• PHS student scores perfect on ACT
• Weather doesn't ground residents
• Kessler may have votes for change
• WVU Parkersburg honored for initiatives to advance technological education.
• WVU Parkersburg Board of Governors hears report updates.
• Spring semester classes begin Jan. 10th.
• Republicans oppose rule change
• Bicyclists enjoy chilly tour of Marietta lights
• Officials urge responsibility with alcohol consumption
• Many travelers make pit stop at local Welcome Center
• New Brazilian restaurant to open
• Many options for New Year's celebrations
• Officials: Health care savings plans help employees
• Hundreds enjoy holiday dinners
• Taxidermists discuss their business
• Teacher arrested for sexual battery
• Jackson students complete Peace Tree
• Deputy tackles domestic violence
• Residents remember favorite Christmas gifts
• Red Kettle Drive wraps up, falls short of goal
• Historian favors Billy the Kid pardon
• Santa's Home
• Health Plan drops request for hearing on hospital merger
• Valley overdue for White Christmas
• Last-minute Christmas shoppers visit local stores
• Nativity comes to life at local farm
• Marines gather toys for area kids
• Belpre honors teen's life
• Moran granted continuance in case
• Interchange road work almost done
• EPA: More air testing needed at school
• Cause of plane crash determined
• Salvation Army meets need
• Marietta College plans $24M dormitory
• User fee pulled off table
• Delancey expected to plead guilty
• Ohio man sentenced in boating fatality
• City officials ask question about Nohe
• Burdette joins Tomblin's cabinet
• Woman, daughter charged in thefts
• News and Sentinel to be late
• Burdette tabbed Secretary of Commerce
• Planning helps in healthy eating
• Santa pays early visit to Oak Grove
• Making a joyful noise
• By JUSTIN McINTOSH Special to The News and Sentinel
• Dear Santa
• Bikes for tykes brings Christmas early
• Clergy: Focus on meaning of season
• Christmas dinner served to 400 at Friendship Kitchen
• Coming home
• Grant recipients not registered
• Conditional approval given for pharmacy proposal
• Newell changes mind on fee vote
• Tomblin to grads: Find solutions to challenges
• Accidents keep local police busy
• Winter storm snarls roadways
• Winter storm snarls roads
• Drivers slide off roadways
• Grant funding sought
• Jail supervisor placed on paid leave
• Some schools cancel class this morning
• United announces acquisition
• WVU-Parkersburg cancels evening lineup
• Governor asks state agencies and offices to close
• Park takes action
• Hellholes report criticized
• Groups protest lack of prayer in ceremony
• Officials scramble for fee vote
• Hearing delays hospital merger
• Civilian Advisory Board meets
• Repairs to be made this summer
• Old-fashioned Christmas set at Fort Boreman
• West Virginia makes Judicial Hellhole list
• Parkersburg's user fee heads to ballot
• High school students run Belpre council for night
• Police investigate counterfeit bills
• Snow shuts down schools
• Tea Party forum discusses city's user fee plan
• Committee approves hiring of three officers
• Wreaths Across America
• Perfect day greets Holly Trail Tour of Homes
• Holidays can lead to the blues
• New markers dedicated at Tavenner Cemetery
• Snow causes cancellations
• Fruitcake gets bad rap
• Holiday shopping brighter
• Wood Schools face foundation issues
• Groups say live trees are better
• Vienna, Parkersburg welcome Christmas with parades
• Three arrested on drug-related charges
• Officials encouraged after attending medical summit
• Newell vetoes hiring freeze resolution
• McKinley meets with county commissioners
• Sisters of St. Joseph celebrates programs
• Man arrested on kidnapping, assault charges
• Rockefeller, Manchin critical of bill's death
• Wesel leaving Peoples Bancorp
• Salvation Army holiday donations down
• Grinches steal Christmas
• Area boy dies of injuries
• Officials balance Marietta city budget
• Tomblin names Sweeney as judge
• WVU-P board gets update
• Officials issue scam warning
• Arc celebrates Christmas
• Children get chance to Shop with a Cop
• Visitors enjoy home tour
• Deer kills up 12.5 percent in Ohio
• North Pole comes to North Parkersburg Baptist Church
• Searching for perfect tree
• Local airport sees more traffic
• Local men talk about Marine Corps
• Senior citizens club may expand
• Turnout high for tour of Julia-Ann Sqaure houses
• Marietta celebrates with tree lighting
• VFD to set call record in 2010
• Band plays for charities
• County seeks grant to repair steps
• Foundation shift closes BOE room
• Burdette outlines business challenges at Area Roundtable
• Officials hope work release facility will open by end of 2011
• Lighting ceremonies to be held at local high schools
• Region not expected to flood
• Holiday season brings fire hazards
• 'Sensitive Santa' event set for mall
• New book shows gritty side of Las Vegas
• BCBS changes drug program
• Fee doesn't have limit
• Merger of two hospitals discussed
• Marietta committee discusses finances
• Work progressing on Point Park project
• Three vying to be judge
• Rain brings high water
• School officials discuss user fee
• Festival of Trees starts
• City officials on their way to Denver
• Work continues on sidewalks
• Justice center financial budget finalized
• Lights help brighten up Vienna
• Ohio's gun season good for business
• More immigrants facing domestic violence issues
• Beverly-Waterford turns out for parade
• Program still helping save lives
• Holiday travelers stop in area
• Retailers see early shoppers this season
• Downtown parking an issue
• November a hot time to apply to colleges
• More area families in need
• Marietta, Belpre enjoy parades
• Customers shop locally for Black Friday
• Eager shoppers descend on stores
• Parkersburg has a real ball
• Wood Schools to look at fee
• Shoppers brave cold for sales
• Annual Turkey Trot not phased by weather
• WCCC serves dinner to students
• Grapes establishes fund to help homeless
• Church sees hungry eat well
• Volunteers feed hundreds
• Area children enjoy dinner
• Historic Guide now available
• Calhoun man dies while hunting
• Mayor:?User fee not a bailout
• Newell, Tallman spar over finances
• Bicentennial Ball changes dress code
• Fort Frye BOE accepts Dill resignation
• Officials urge caution on roads this holiday
• Skaters pleased by plans for park
• Bales set afire, smolder
• Two hunting accidents reported
• Tax renewal, new teacher union contract for Frontier
• Warm weather greets hunters
• Transformer at AEP plant catches fire
• BOE to settle background check policy
• Possible hunting accident probed
• Group files petition for special election
• Turkey Trot set for Thursday
• Thanksgiving dinners available around area
• Vincent man dies in crash
• Pets visit with Santa Claus
• National Guard cleans park
• West Virginia artwork on display
• Williamstown man top chef in cookbook
• Holiday in the Park opens
• Overtime drives salaries up
• Yoho pens fourth book
• W.Va. students lagging behind
• Work release center meeting set for December
• Highmark reviews sending BCBS jobs overseas
• Scouts selling Wirt County camp
• Vienna passes utility proposal
• Group discusses ways to improve state's business climate
• Temporary injunction in trailer case
• W.Va. GDP on the rise
• Kids reach out to troops
• Washington County looking at pay freeze
• Homeless event meant to educate
• Belpre committee discusses longevity pay
• Council: Budget measures may happen
• Marietta Memorial Hospital expansion breaks ground
• Sweet creations
• City may look at auditor cost
• Council OKs hiring freeze
• Local Business Expo showcases companies
• Marietta considering furloughs
• Trail coordinator hired
• Marshall not impressed by Steinel's letter
• Governor replaces Hardy with Lewis
• Tomblin sworn in as governor
• A new day on Capitol Hill
• Medicare enrollment assistance available
• Video tells Parkersburg history
• Bells begin ringing for Red Kettles
• Council offers additional suggestion to save money, increase revenue
• Local couple takes catwalk tour under New River Gorge Bridge
• Craft show attracts hundreds
• Marietta event a sweet treat for young and old
• Resident visits home in Russia
• 4-H is family tradition for many
• Interest in Business Expo pleases organizers
• Belpre man featured in checkers movie
• Heritage on display
• Parkersburg erects municipal tannenbaum
• Coming week busy for council
• Manchin ready for Washington
• Youths compete in annual cook-off
• Veterans turn out for Fort Boreman park open house
• Earl Tomblin expects to take oath Monday
• Museum opens doors for holiday
• Residents gather to honor veterans
• Parkersburg veteran receives Purple Heart 68 years after injury
• Wentz:?Take time to thank a veteran
• Jessica Lynch speaks at Williamstown
• Serving soldier: We're forgotten
• Sandy's proposals gain support
• Salvation Army Christmas Volunteers
• Skate park construction on hold
• Cases of whooping cough rising across nation
• Republicans woo Manchin, get little for effort
• Speaker pushes election to fill Manchin void
• $2.50 user fee passes first reading
• St. Joseph's, CCMH working on merger
• Veterans Day open house at Fort Boreman
• Area ready to celebrate its veterans
• City budget up on display
• User fee goes to council tonight
• Trees of Our Heritage kicks off Christmas season in valley
• Layaway is big draw for holiday shoppers
• Turnout up at craft fair
• Accident victims identified
• 'Santa Run' collects toys for needy children
• City native graduates from sub school
• Four people hurt in accident on Ohio 550
• Neighborhood getting new houses
• Belpre prepping to turn on lights
• Special Olympics competition ends today
• Colony gets grant for energy conservation
• Talk of the district
• Special Olympics kicks off fall games at PSHS
• Clocks to fall back Sunday
• Newell: City needs money
• Wood Schools settles lawsuit
• Weight loss man's new tune
• Special Olympians compete at games
• Ambulance service seeks backup role
• Good news for Belpre
• Marietta Memorial Hospital to expand in Belpre
• Letter leads to Capitol visit
• Man faces sexual abuse charges
• Oliverio accepts defeat against McKinley
• Fee isn't only option for council
• Manchin won't call special session
• Oliverio sends congrats to McKinley
• House incumbents, Nohe win
• Waters wins unexpired magistrate term
• Kasich beats Strickland
• McKinley edges Oliverio for seat
• Manchin whips Raese
• Capito wins big, Rahall bests former justice
• Doddridge County returns
• McKinley bests Oliverio by
• Manchin declares victory
• Dig planned for Thornhill Mansion
• Williamstown hears from service
• Group joins reform effort
• Voters taking to polls today
• Officials: User fee is only option
• Spirit Awards handed out
• Clinton coming back to West Virginia
• Local woman earns American Degree
• E-books slow in reaching public schools
• Labor of love
• Harton named to gas panel
• Youth Drug Court to begin
• Early voting figures high
• Area marks Halloween
• User fee headed back to council
• Campus Martius hosting activities
• Animal control answers sought
• 'Synthetic drug' K2 showing up in area incidents
• Police: Stay safe for Halloween
• Tallman running for judicial vacancy
• Photographer exhibits images from Parkersburg's past
• Storm rips up church roof
• Marietta holding off on layoffs
• Local tourism officials discuss tour bus tax
• Committee plans broad discussion
• Haunted Parkersburg Ghost Tours
• Couple indicted on child abuse charges
• Grant to fund anti-drug abuse effort
• Manchin leads poll; Greer refutes claims
• Bomb threat under investigation
• County seeks info on Belleville water lines
• City to host traveling memorial
• Early voting turnout is high
• Cook book winners chosen
• Sheriff's department named in federal lawsuit
• FOP, Marietta ready for a fight
• FBI probing incident in Wood County
• Transit officials to buy vehicle
• Grimes, Steinel plead guilty
• Council shoots down ban on texting
• Board names PHS track after Gardner
• Powerful storm follows record high temperature
• Polling place is now handicapped accessible
• Belpre fire still under scrutiny
• Fibernet service interrupted
• FAA to remove runway markers
• Burdette updates commission on projects
• Jacobsen is tobacco prevention coordinator
• Colleen's Carnival caters to local children
• Health and Wellness Coalition gets to work
• Drug court sees changes in three years
• It's a dog's world
• 911 service out with phone trouble
• Program targets students' behavior
• Programs teach youth about abuse
• Abracadabra
• Belleville Homecoming goes on
• Patriotic farewell
• Ravenswood police await autopsy results
• Students bring Halloween to Harmar?Place
• Flags lowered for Hess
• Official: Child was found in Sixth Street home
• SSA donates 40 computers to area classrooms
• Engineering firms prioritized for justice center
• Drunken drivers cannot hide behind costumes
• Fire ruled accidental
• Expressing themselves
• One dead in Ritchie car accident
• WVU-P installs clock in plaza
• Volunteers gets Red Cross training
• Officials search for cause in fatal Belpre fire
• Wirt grand jury clears trooper in shooting
• Police find body in Ravenswood
• Miller pleads guilty to murders
• Voter turnout high
• 'Fire Pelosi' unites GOP
• Belpre fire still under investigation
• Candidates agree on issues during debate
• Belpre superintendent Harry Fleming announces retirement
• Aunt: Pray for family of deceased girl
• Child dies in Belpre blaze
• Protesters smoking over ban
• Pilots speak to Rotary
• Toddler missing at Belpre fire
• Mountwood Park debuts fall carnival
• Boating safety classes scheduled
• High school bands compete at Band-O-Rama
• Weber named Wood County Teacher of the Year
• 25,000 turn out for Air Expo
• Historic theaters in area promoted
• Orr-der up!
• Heritage Day gives history life in Belpre
• Walk for Life a success
• Airport abuzz for air show
• Beverly resident facing drug charge
• Edison closes locker rooms
• Storm cleanup costs top $30,000
• Fish receives national honor
• Hands busy at Creative Camp
• Belleville Homecoming Festival is back on
• Civil War Trail
• Fallout over ad results in firing
• Financial crunch worrying seniors
• Services for Hess next weekend
• Math Night a hit with families
• Ken Hechler visits PSHS
• WVU-P moves forward on downtown facade
• Early voting off to smooth start
• Women share stories at vigil
• Council nixes debate
• South grad killed in Afghanistan
• Quilt inspires hope for breast cancer 'warriors'
• Manchin regains lead, pollster says
• Committee takes no action on health premiums
• Belpre Elementary adds exercise stops to track
• Sour Mash officials present grants to local organizations
• Crash injures area resident
• Council to examine user fee tonight
• Clinton speaks up for Manchin
• Court sees few cases older than 10 years
• Details about Clinton visit released
• Woof Fest draws crowd to Mountwood Park
• Air Expo promises high-flying excitement
• Police arrest two men for armed robbery
• Step back in time
• Officials: Early voting gives flexibility
• Chamber, News and Sentinel launch business expo
• Party in Alley marks city's bicentennial
• Council pledges to look within budget
• Park signs set to be dedicated
• Mountwood opening archery range
• AFL-CIO president slams Raese, 'hicky' ad
• President Bill Clinton to appear for Manchin
• Contractors break ground in stabilization homes
• Applications being taken for vacant judgeship
• Candidates express their views
• Parsons pleads, receives one year
• County pays humane society bill
• 'Hicky' ad draws fire
• WSCC president planning to retire
• Lucas trial to begin on Jan. 11
• PHS, South rivalry hits new level
• Tuesday is registration deadline for Nov. 2 election
• Students, parents walk to school
• Simonton to move offices to Columbus
• Trans Allegheny Books closing
• Transition Services Fair offers opportunities
• Council advised not to attend event
• Newell explains city's finances
• Woman, infant killed in I-77 crash
• Governor allocates funds to fix stream
• Kessler speaks to Rotary about shale mining
• Newell to discuss services, taxes
• Bid choice put on hold
• Visitors flood island during Octoberfest
• Mountwood going to the dogs
• Bill may expand property seizures
• Belpre Apple Butter fest sees steady attendance
• Local group participates in Life Chain
• Wild about Octoberfest
• Student reports become diner placemats
• Past comes alive in Wirt
• Going on a moose hunt
• Victorian Show-Off!
• Airport officials excited for new service
• Justice center bids subject of meeting
• Students praised for book's success
• Bar sues over regulations
• City employees' wages to be frozen
• Marine comes home on first Gulfstream flight
• New airport service starts
• Reed: Fee not a done deal
• Newell touts need for service fee
• Candidates meet voters at forum
• Hennen found not guilty
• Texting, driving a cause for Tallman
• City council to consider $3 user fee
• Businesses plan benefit for storm, tornado victims
• Program promotes child care efforts
• Adventure key to Freed
• Track name change on hold
• Courts dismiss OPEB lawsuit
• City must come up with revenue to offset $2.5 million deficit
• Crash sends 8 to hospital
• Firm already printing ballots
• Market Street menagerie
• Health department supports meningitis initiative
• Billing issue could head to court
• Study into area air set to expand
• Wood County Schools prepared with crisis plans
• Sunny skies boost fair attendance
• Booming success
• Parkersburg Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Brothers oppose 'corporate personhood'
• Chili cook-off planned for bicentennial bash
• Children enjoy dance class
• 200 walkers raise money for cancer detection, treatment
• Cancer patient's car gets automotive makeover
• Large crowd gathers for Taste of Parkersburg
• Schools rally support for Belleville tornado victims
• Rollin' Oldies Car Show brings crowds to Market Street
• Wood County gets first Humane Society bill
• Volcano festival honors oil boom
• Man indicted for Hoyler murder
• Taste of Parkersburg ready for WVU
• Police department changes considered
• Fulfilling a childhood dream
• RNC?chief Michael Steele coming to Vienna
• Man charged in wife's murder
• Anti-abortion group plans 40-day prayer vigil in Vienna
• Truck overturns on Division Street
• Summer heat still hovering
• One dead in car crash
• Students helping clean debris
• Fenton working to resolve situation
• Program lets kids see financial future
• Cell phone towers needed
• Poll gives Raese lead
• Trinity gathering donations for sale
• Actors Guild honors Suzanne Bayley
• Judge Holland dies of heart attack
• Dominion working on gas lines
• Cleanup moving forward
• No federal aid for Belleville
• Six: Ballot rulings could be costly
• Reed named judge of year by CASA
• Discussion examines political dynamics of Lincoln's election
• Daughter of American Pioneers chapter turns 100
• Belleville families pick up pieces of property, lives after tornado
• Harvest Moon Festival
• Memory Walk raises $28,000 for Alzheimer's research
• The Arc has new offices
• Belleville begins cleanup
• Fatality identified, at least 10 hospitalized
• Athens, Belleville, Reedsville hit
• Storm ravages Reedsville
• Locals begin to pick up pieces
• Gone in the blink of an eye
• Polling precinct moved under emergency rules
• PHS alumnus creates gift for fieldhouse
• Brutal storms leave 1 dead
• Jones: Changes won't result in job losses
• Camden-Clark, St. Joseph's to join together in WVUHS
• Manchin touring Belleville disaster
• Identity of man killed in tornado released
• St. Joe's, CCMH, WVUHS announce deal
• Manchin: No new tax hikes for state
• Officials await OPEB hearing
• BZA approves home doll business
• United Way sets out to raise $715K
• Restitution discrepancy delays Craig sentencing
• Gayle Manchin visits area, gives books to school
• Calhoun bank robber still at large
• Campaign signs create problems for highway workers
• Investigators suspect arson in house fires
• Parkersburg native killed in Afghanistan
• Hall takes leave from St. X
• Kids First receives $5,000 from Wood commissioners
• Belpre rezoning passes first reading
• City council considers ban on bamboo
• County needs pollworkers, alternates
• Local family sees new construction, historical sites in Far East
• Sandy: Crime statistics increase 'troubling'
• Sternwheel races cap off annual festival
• Habitat gives two families keys to houses
• Former mayor Gene Knotts dead at 80
• Smoot kicks off brand new season
• One dead, one injured in wrecks
• Wood Schools adopts new math program
• Sternwheel Festival continues
• Area honors 9-11 fallen
• Vigil focuses on suicide prevention
• WVU-P board approves salary enhancements
• WVU-P honors victims of Sept. 11
• Remembering 9/11
• Wal-Mart road work could bog traffic
• County files suit against Fenton
• Chams owners back from Lebanon
• NTSB finishes crash fact-finding
• Poll: Senate race is close
• Quran burning finds little support from local religious leaders
• Family loses home to blaze, gets aid from community
• Dover gets marketing push
• Authorities urge care with burning
• Trip to Japan in the works
• LST-325 makes way to Marietta
• Sternwheelers settling in for Marietta festival
• 9-11 memorials planned around area
• Edwin Dils dies at 88
• Number of passengers down 20 percent
• Airport readies for new carrier
• Ed Dils, community leader, dead at 88
• Local veteran to attend infantry's last reunion
• Ohio 7 work to change lanes
• McKinley poll shows gap closing with Oliverio
• Washington County Fair numbers up
• Holiday brings travelers through area
• Pony rides return to fair
• Marietta delays signing waste agreement
• Washington County Fair Hillbilly Olympics gains popularity
• Sunny weather brings good turnout to fair
• Holiday attracts more visitors to island
• Fair opens with great weather
• GOP:We can replace Manchin
• Gathering at Sweet Creek enters second year
• Anthem error draws complaints
• Wallravens plead not guilty
• Washington County Fair opens today
• Summer among top ten hottest
• Fire officials limit Erickson home bleachers
• WVU-P receives $48K grant for child care program
• Shenandoah crash still remembered 85 years later
• Law enforcement ready for holiday
• Lost dog results in deputies response to judge's house
• Chamber chief expected in Nov.
• Pennsboro Speedway sale halted
• Catfish numerous in Mountwood Park lake
• Bus tour rails against spending at Marietta stop
• Parsons wants change of venue
• McKinley, Morris visit area
• Red Cross setting up several area blood drives
• McKinley event to draw hundreds
• Health insurance rates rising for cities
• Marijuana confiscations increase locally
• Local restaurant owner grew up with Caribbean hurricanes
• Poll: Raese closing gap on Manchin
• Hope for Coram Park
• WVU-P holds convocation ceremony
• Road efforts under way
• County to get $1M on Hintgen lease
• Recycling center coordinators seek options
• Mineral Wells VFD unveils new addition
• Nedeff helps bring WWII ship back to U.S.
• Honey Festival attendance 'sweet'
• Warrants for minor offenses piling up
• Athens County man arrested after shooting
• Newspaper creates excitement with contest
• Residents abuzz over honey fest
• Manchin, Raese win nods
• Three city churches have long history
• Firefighting in family's blood
• Lubeck woman warns of scam
• Newell upbeat about park timeline
• Officials expect smooth special primary
• Vendors prepare for Honey Festival
• Teen returning to Macy's parade
• County receives 35-star flag
• Liquor sales banned for election day
• Area feels cool blast
• Beane removes himself from case
• Evidence casts doubt on claim to Stonewall's birthplace
• Officials pleased by early voting
• PHS moving to digital handbooks
• W.P. Snyder returning to Marietta
• Marietta ready for hunt
• Lockhart to retire in 2011
• Law: School year off to great start
• Deer celebrate; Council nixes urban hunt
• Deputy files suit against sheriff, commission
• WWII ship passes through area
• Local leaders get chance to talk to Tomblin
• Tomblin calls Wincore success
• Kraton fire sends emergency responder to hospital
• Hitting the books
• Hino rolls out 2011 trucks
• Grand Funk Railroad entertains homecoming crowd
• Wood County teachers ready for school
• Rain fails to dampen spirits at Waterford fair
• Belpre man charged in witness intimidation
• Homecoming Parade
• News and Sentinel taking recipes for cookbook
• Marathon runner in from war
• Rain fails to dampen spirits at festival
• Half marathon winners set records
• Both records fall in half marathon
• Vienna school celebrates walking track
• Colombo appointed to parole board
• Early voting going better than expected
• 200 years in the making
• Smooth sailing on opening night
• Burdette: Armory project moving forward
• Men recall trip to Mexico
• County election equipment tested
• Goodwin speaks to Jackson County Chamber of Commerce
• Capito takes lead in state poll
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Wood County
• Parkersburg Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Mid Ohio Valley Multi Cultural Festival
• Hometown Boy Up For Music Awards

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