VIENNA – Thirty-five teams competed in three divisions Saturday during Friends of Vienna’s inaugural Mayor’s Cup Pickleball Invitational, an event organizers said grew from the sport’s popularity in the community. Judy Parrish, a member of…
Wreckollect fundraiser draws cars for a cause
PARKERSBURG – Wreckollect Auto Body LLC raised more than $2,000 for Operation Christmas Child during a community car show at…
Settlers Bank makes $500,000 investment in Peoples Bank Theatre
MARIETTA — During Peoples Bank Theatre’s 10-year anniversary open house Sunday, Settlers Bank announced it is making a $500,000 investment…
Santer September featured artist at The Market
PARKERSBURG — An artist behind the floodwall murals at Point Park will be featured at The Market at the Parkersburg…
Coplin receiving Highmark grant to expand dental care access
PARKERSBURG – Coplin Health Systems is receiving a nearly $116,000 grant to help expand dental care capacity and access in…
Applications for WVU-P EMT short-term program accepted
PARKERSBURG – Applications are being accepted for the new Emergency Medical Technician short-term program to prepare individuals for entry-level careers…
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Mayor’s Cup Pickleball Invitational debuts in Vienna
VIENNA – Thirty-five teams competed in three divisions Saturday during Friends of Vienna’s inaugural…
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PHS boys soccer falls to Linsly, 4-1
PARKERSBURG – An hour in standstill traffic on the interstate prior to Saturday afternoon’s…
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Coplin receiving Highmark grant to expand dental care access
PARKERSBURG – Coplin Health Systems is receiving a nearly $116,000 grant to help expand dental care capacity and access in the region. The organization announced Friday that it had been awarded a $115,796.42 grant from the Highmark West Virginia Charitable Fund for Health to support the Wirt County Oral Health Access Initiative. According to…
PARKERSBURG – Applications are being accepted for the new Emergency Medical Technician short-term program to prepare…
Applications for WVU-P EMT short-term program accepted
Camden Clark recognizes seventh nursing cohort
PARKERSBURG — The importance of employment and career on an individual’s health and wellness, as well…
Highmark program aims to help members earn GEDs
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Obituaries
Mildred Ida Schwendeman
Mildred Ida Schwendeman, 98, Lowell, passed away peacefully Friday, Aug. 28, 2026. A Funeral Liturgy with Mass will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church in Lowell with the Rev. Victor Cinson officiating. A graveside service will follow in the church cemetery. Visitation will be held from 4-7 p.m.…
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