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Parkersburg Shoney’s gets new look

January 27, 2013 PARKERSBURG — Shoney’s on Garfield Avenue in Parkersburg has undergone a complete remodeling. A Grand Re-Opening will be held Ja. more »»

Valley prepares for Super Bowl parties

January 27, 2013 PARKERSBURG — For professional football fans, one of the best days of the year — Super Bowl Sunday — is Feb. 3. more »»

VA not interested in St. Joseph’s

January 26, 2013 PARKERSBURG — The long-term future of the St. more »»

WVU-P opens doors of its culinary facility

January 24, 2013 PARKERSBURG — More than 50 people attended the ribbon-cutting for West Virginia University at Parkersburg’s downtown culinary arts center Wednesda. more »»

Cold snap warms up heating business

January 24, 2013 PARKERSBURG — Frigid temperatures have kept local heating companies hopping. more »»

Models, businesses glow at Project Prom

January 21, 2013 VIENNA — Although spring is months away, the fashions for prom season were in bloom during the Project Prom 2013 fashion show Sunday at Grand Pointe Conference Center in Vienna. more »»

City still interested in baseball team, stadium

January 20, 2013 PARKERSBURG — Mayor Bob Newell says he remains confident the city would find value in pursuing a baseball feasibility study. more »»

Hydro power big locally

January 20, 2013 MARIETTA — A Boston-based company is pursuing the installation of hydroelectric facilities on seven dams on the Muskingum Rive. more »»

Future unclear for solar project

January 20, 2013 MARIETTA — The future of what was to be the largest solar field east of the Rocky Mountains is uncertain after the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio rejected a plan to finance the Noble County... more »»

Business environment looking up in downtown Marietta

January 20, 2013 MARIETTA — When one downtown Marietta business closed its doors at the end of December and another announced it would soon follow, it apparently wasn’t a sign of distress downtown but an aberration. more »»

Triad awaits OK on brine hauling

January 20, 2013 MARIETTA — A local disposal company says transporting brine from fracking operations in Pennsylvania to New Matamoras by barge is a better method than trucking, but the U.. more »»

Extension service to hold leasing meeting

January 20, 2013 PARKERSBURG — West Virginia University Extension Service is sponsoring an educational meeting for local landowners on Utica Oil and Gas leasing at 6 p.m. Jan. 29 at the Parkersburg City Buildin. more »»

Beef Association holds gas drilling meeting

January 18, 2013 PARKERSBURG — As drilling and well development for natural gas from the Marcellus Shale make their way into the Mid-Ohio Valley, landowners need to be aware of what developers may do to their land... more »»

Belpre Chamber slated to honor Gustke

January 18, 2013 BELPRE — The Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce will honor a longtime business owner for her multiple contributions to the community over the past 66 years. more »»

Closure of St. Joseph’s set

January 13, 2013 PARKERSBURG — Camden Clark Medical Center has developed a time schedule for the closure of the St. Joseph’s Campu. more »»

Homebuilders look for new growth

January 13, 2013 PARKERSBURG — A sector hit hard by the recession has been construction, but several local officials believe there may be signs of positive growth in 2013. more »»

Stacy’s farm purchases DNR nursery

January 13, 2013 MARIETTA — The trees may be gone for good, but the former Ohio Department of Natural Resources tree nursery in Reno finally has a new purpose and a new owner. more »»

Businesses adjust to hike in minimum wage

January 13, 2013 MARIETTA — Ohio’s minimum wage rose 15 cents on Jan. 1, to $7.85 for non-tipped employees. more »»

W.Va. hospital rate hikes approved

January 12, 2013 CHARLESTON — Camden Clark Medical Center is among 15 West Virginia hospitals approved for rate increases for 2013. more »»

AEP wants help with storm costs

January 12, 2013 MARIETTA — American Electric Power is asking the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) to approve an additional monthly charge to customers’ bills to help recoup money spent to recover from the... more »»

 
 

 

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