RIPLEY – Attendees and vendors at the 64th annual Mountain State Art and Craft Festival had to adapt to temperatures in the mid-to-upper 90s during the annual Independence Day weekend event. “If we would have had a week like last week, we would’ve been swamped,” said Cathy ...
MARIETTA — Questions over private encroachments on city-owned land at Knox Park led public comment during Thursday evening’s Marietta City Council meeting, as council considered two proposed revocable license agreements related to the park. The legislation, Resolution Nos. 19 and 20, would authorize Safety-Service Director Steven Wetz to enter into revocable license agreements with Joseph H. Wesel II and Kathryn J. Wesel, and with Donald J. McMahan, trustee of the Donald J. McMahan Revocable Trust. Both agreements would allow the property owners to use specific areas of city-owned ...
PARKERSBURG – A South Carolina credit union recently became the first to acquire a bank in West Virginia and has begun its transition into the Mid-Ohio Valley. Effective this week, REV Federal Credit Union finalized its acquisition of First Neighborhood Bank, which has offices in ...
LAS VEGAS – The letter from first grade still exists – proof that Maj. Alex Trembly is living out his dream career. The 2011 graduate from Wirt County High School is an F-16 Viper (officially named by the Air Force as the Fighting Falcon) pilot, who was assigned to the 55th Fighter ...
PARKERSBURG — Ahead of the holiday weekend, the Wood County Commission held a relaxed meeting Thursday morning to discuss local housing programs as well as area cooling stations. City of Parkersburg Development Projects Administrator Chris Rynd discussed the Parkersburg-Wood County HOME ...
MARIETTA — The Devola Sanitary Sewer Improvements Project has officially reached full completion, according to Washington County Engineer Roger Wright. The announcement was made during the weekly Washington County Commissioner meeting Thursday. “All of the yards in Devola are now fully ...
