MARIETTA – Marietta City Local Schools met for their regular Board of Education meeting on Monday evening with Mary Schaeffer, superintendent, giving an overview of the report card results, a presentation from Dan Leffingwell, client…
Krivchenia receives native plant recognition
A Washington County man has received the 2026 Wild and Wonderful Award from the West Virginia Native Plant Society. Mark…
Candidates spoke in Marietta about a number of issues facing Ohio
MARIETTA – Candidates for a number of offices gathered in Marietta for a chance to connect with voters. The Marietta…
Residents take the runway for fashion show
MARIETTA – Five residents had the chance to dress up and take a turn on the runway during a fashion show…
Elks 198 volunteers help feed people
Members of Parkersburg Elks lodge 198 on Sept. 19 volunteered to feed people at The Gathering Place at Marietta College.…
Schneider recounts volcano evacuation in new book
A Marietta woman has recounted her experiences in the Philippines and when Mount Pinatubo erupted in her recently published book.…
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Warren outlasts Marietta in five-set thriller
VINCENT — After rallying for a thrilling five-set victory over rival Marietta on Tuesday,…
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF At Cliffside Golf Club Division II Girls Sectionals TEAM SCORES: 1. Wellston 437;…
Scoreboard (9/22)
WVSSAC Football Ratings CLASS AAAA 1. University (4-0) 16.00 2. Morgantown (3-0) 15.67 3. George Washington…
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HIGH SCHOOL GOLF At Golf Club of West Virginia Team Standings: 1. Wirt County 142; 2.…
Scoreboard (9/21)
Editorials
Support the Red Cross any way you can this month
September is National Preparedness Month. Local residents who have experienced an unusually wet and stormy summer are already experiencing a taste of what some regions must be prepared for constantly. And with those storms and floods came the reminder: Disasters can strike anyone, at any time. When those disasters hit, organizations such as the…
While politicians continue to behave as though they think our priorities are socio-cultural issues and remaining…
Politicians must turn focus to costs
With the help of West Virginia University-Parkersburg, Metallica’s All Within My Hands program continues to make…
Metallica trade scholarship program rocks
Report card day. For some students, it’s a chance to get excited about how well they’ve…
Report cards show range of success and struggle in Washington County schools
Business
Matchmaking for Manufacturers: How education and incentives for reshoring can benefit West Virginia
CHARLESTON - Advocates for West Virginia's manufacturing industry are educating companies to look at…
CHARLESTON – A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Washington, W.Va., residents…
Lawsuit filed over alleged contamination from Chemours landfill
During my corporate life, the company I worked for was part of a crew doing a…
Cracking the code: Facts and truth are important
Hammer captures nature's beauty in photo exhibit at WesBanco
Local Columns
The Way I See It: Fall is upon us, have a nice trip
MOV Climate Corner: Are we prepared?
Living Democracy: Engaging citizens
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Elks 198 volunteers help feed people
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Wirt grad Alex Trembly living out dream as fighter pilot
Marietta couple celebrates 100th birthday and 75th wedding anniversary
Dorothy Clark wins seventh out of nearly 200 students at speech and debate nationals
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