MARIETTA - Washington County Commissioners met on Thursday afternoon where Commissioner Greg Nohe confirmed his signature on Washington for Safe Drinking Water’s petition for a moratorium on Class II injection wells. Commissioners also approved a…
People can register to vote in Washington County by Oct. 5
MARIETTA – People throughout Washington County still have time to get registered to vote for the November general election. People…
Parkersburg City Council approves pavilion name, first reading of rates
PARKERSBURG – City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance establishing rental rates for the new structure in City…
Bill for company that helped fight the Peoples Cartage fire being paid
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Data centers a hot topic in Congressional, state elections
PARKERSBURG – The Democratic challenger for one of West Virginia’s Congressional seats pitched legislation on Friday establishing a two-year moratorium…
Parkersburg sauce and rub company wins 3rd in competition
A Parkersburg company recently placed in an international taste competition of barbecue rubs and sauces. Angry Ape’s BBQ received third…
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Editorials
Honda, SK hynix right to temper excitement
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Business
Data centers a hot topic in Congressional, state elections
PARKERSBURG – The Democratic challenger for one of West Virginia’s Congressional seats pitched legislation on Friday establishing a two-year moratorium on new, large data centers and giving local communities a say in whether they’re built. Ace Parsi, a Morgantown community organizer running for the District 2 U.S. House of Representatives seat occupied by Rep.…
Camden Clark hosts Dinner with the Docs event focused on evolving surgical options
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Early History: The Parkersburg Resolves and West Virginia Statehood
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Neighborhood News
Parkersburg City Council approves pavilion name, first reading of rates
Local National Merit scholarship semifinalists announced
Around Town
Taco Bell Foundation grant supports Parkersburg teens
Features
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Ohio News
Billionaire's political contributions make the Epstein files a focus of Ohio's US Senate race
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Billionaire Les Wexner has long been a magnet for political campaigns seeking contributions — especially in his native Ohio, where the retail tycoon directed a generous portion of his giving to candidates from both parties. Then came the Epstein files. Jeffrey Epstein, the late convicted sex offender, was Wexner's former…