CHARLESTON – Attorneys for the family of U.S. Sen. Jim Justice said they are close to a deal with a New York-based financier to settle all remaining debts for the historic Greenbrier Resort, but the…
Capito slams NDAA stalemate, calls for focus on 2026 victory over 2020 re-litigation
CHARLESTON – The U.S. Senate was back on Capitol Hill this week following a 16-day recess, mourning the death of…
Louis Thomas Subaru donates 80 blankets to WVU Medicine Camden Clark cancer patients
PARKERSBURG — Patients receiving cancer treatment at WVU Medicine Camden Clark will receive blankets and messages of encouragement through an…
W.Va. Human Services officials release additional TANF dollars as review continues
CHARLESTON - Officials with the West Virginia Department of Human Services announced it was released $3.8 million in Temporary Assistance…
Washington County Commissioners approve letter of support for school-based health clinic at Fort Frye
MARIETTA - The regular Washington County meeting on Thursday consisted of the approval of a letter of support for the…
Commission looking at options to fund ambulance service
PARKERSBURG – The Wood County Commission is looking at options in what can be done regarding a $1.7 million request…
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Community News
Washington County Commissioners approve letter of support for school-based health clinic at Fort Frye
MARIETTA - The regular Washington County meeting on Thursday consisted of the approval of…
The third annual Outdoor Quilt Show — modern quilts made by members of the West Virginia…
Outdoor Quilt Show Aug. 8 at Cedar Lakes
'One Vote!' premieres Friday in Marietta
PARKERSBURG — Local agencies are seeking residents with a desire to help the Mid-Ohio Valley emergency…
Volunteer event to be held at the Resiliency Center
Local Sports
Post 15 drops game 1 vs. Wheeling, 9-1
WHEELING — Thursday began a best-of-three series for the W.Va. American Legion Area 1…
MARIETTA — For the second time in as many days, Marietta Post 64 eliminated an opposing…
Marietta, Beverly/Lowell win; rematch set for 4 p.m. today
Former WVU QB Grier retires at 31
Logston Aces GCWV Drake Logston recorded his second ever hole-in-one Wednesday at the Golf Club of…
Hole-In-One
Business
Country Roads lead Japanese business leaders to tour Mid-Ohio Valley looking for opportunities
DAVISVILLE – Local business and development leaders hope that country roads will lead a…
CHARLESTON – Once again, a major telecommunications company is taking on one of West Virginia’s two…
Power Struggle: Comcast and Appalachian Power fight again over broadband pole attachment charges
MORGANTOWN — The U.S. Attorney’s Offices for the Northern and Southern districts of West Virginia announced…
U.S. attorney reaches $4.17M civil settlement, compliance agreement with WVU Health System over controlled substance violations
Camden Clark seeking county's help with ambulance service costs
Editorials
Overreach: Warner right to stand against federal demand
Foster Care: Children can’t afford more shameful delays
Chelsea Ruby: Tourism secretary deserves praise
Save a Life: Help meet the need for blood donations
Local columns
MOV Parent: Hard work builds confidence and opens the doors to success
The Way I See It: Any vacation without a trip to the ER is a good one
Life Through the Lens: Be careful what you wish for
Reporter's Notebook: One is the loneliest number
Obituaries
Richard L. "Dick" Borman
Richard L. "Dick" Borman, 90, of Marietta, passed away on July 16, 2026. Funeral, 2 p.m. Sunday, July 19. Visitation, two hours prior to the service. Burial in East Lawn Memorial Park with military honors. www.CawleyandPeoples.com.
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Linda Lue McGee
Eric Ross Morris
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