[gallery ids="1180969,1180970"] CHARLESTON - A majority of the justices on the U.S. Supreme Court said a West Virginia law prohibiting transgender girls and women from participating in sports designated for biological girls and women did…
New trustee joins Pugliese Charitable Foundation
WINTERSVILLE — Eric Hilty says he is ready to take on his next challenge. The Bloomingdale resident, who was elected…
Set in stone
SMITHFIELD — A grave marker recognizing Fred B. McGee as a Medal of Honor recipient was unveiled Sunday during a…
Mall misses deadline as condemnation looms
STEUBENVILLE — City Manager Mike Johnson said Monday that condemnation proceedings could be initiated as early as today for portions…
Toronto gazebo concerts return
TORONTO — The weekly Concerts at the Gazebo series returns to Toronto today in a special way. This evening's event,…
Recycled table donated to park
BLOOMINGDALE — The addition of a new picnic table will help teach lessons about the importance of recycling and helping…
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Community
Nationwide flag relay celebrating America’s 250th birthday to pass through the Valley
WHEELING — A cross-country relay honoring America’s 250th anniversary is projected to pass through…
Bugging Out: Lanternflies Persist in the Ohio Valley
'Confectionaries for Childhood Cancer'
Town and Country EAST SPRINGFIELD —The Town and Country Ladies Golf League held medal play June…
Women's golf
Local Sports
Defending champion Sinner comes back to beat Kecmanovic in 5 sets in 1st round of Wimbledon
LONDON — Defending champion Jannik Sinner had to come back from a set down…
Business
Schuetz welcomed to Weirton
Craig Howell Schuetz Funeral Home was officially welcomed to the Weirton business community June…
Bine joins Aim as client advocate
NEW PHILADELPHIA — The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District will celebrate the completion of its new marina…
MWCD celebrates ribbon cutting for new marina at Clendening Lake
GAHANNA — Craig Klein is retiring as president of Capital Recovery Systems Inc., the firm has…
Klein retires from Capital Recovery Systems
Editorials
A relaunch of public art in the Ohio Valley
A couple of months ago, I wrote about the encouragement to install murals throughout West Virginia as part of the state’s America 250 observances, with the Department of Tourism providing each county with $5,000 toward such projects. Hancock and Brooke counties jumped right on the program, with one piece of artwork created and
Three Theaters, One Retreat
EDITORIAL CARTOON
War and Constitutional Indifference
Local Columns
Remembering our history, strength, and people
The country roads are taking us all home this weekend as we take time to recognize the anniversary of our state's founding. Born in the midst of the American Civil War, through a method of which the legality is still debated today, West Virginia was admitted into the nation on June 20, 1863, separating…
Craig Howell: Remembering a life of public service
Julie Gomez: Checking In on the Men Who Always Show Up
Weirton zoning case establishing a precedent
Obituaries
OTIS HUGHES
PATRICIA KUPROWICZ
PATRICIA McMAHON YOUNG
MAMIE THOMAS
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