MARIETTA – Thursday morning, Marietta College football players and community volunteers gathered to clean drainage systems in Oak Grove Cemetery led by Marietta resident Roger Kalter. “I dream big and work hard,” said Kalter, who…
Wood County addressing problems with 107 tax tickets
PARKERSBURG – Wood County officials are looking at how to process certain tax payments after the county did not receive…
Morrisey partners with WVU, Marshall to help communities secure water infrastructure grants
CHARLESTON – Gov. Patrick Morrisey has focused his attention on water infrastructure issues in southern West Virginia, but a new…
Belpre Board of Education talks new school
Belpre City Schools Board of Education member Cathy O'Donnell discusses upcoming band performances during Thursday evening's meeting that focused on…
Capito expects to be busy following Senate recess
MOUNDSVILLE – U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito has spent her recess crisscrossing West Virginia, looking at the progress made in…
'American Pickers' plans swing through West Virginia, Ohio
PARKERSBURG – The “American Pickers” TV show is returning to West Virginia and Ohio this fall. The documentary series airs…
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MC football players, community volunteers take on Oak Grove Cemetery cleanup
MARIETTA – Thursday morning, Marietta College football players and community volunteers gathered to clean…
'American Pickers' plans swing through West Virginia, Ohio
MINERAL WELLS – A community back-to-school prayer walk will be held at the walking trail at…
Mineral Wells church holding back-to-school prayer walk
West Virginia State Honey Festival to swarm Parkersburg City Park
Local Sports
Rich Rod frustrated with West Virginia’s injury issues
MORGANTOWN — It’s been over two weeks since West Virginia football started camp, and…
Business
Capito tours Marshall County power plant
MOUNDSVILLE - U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito took a tour of the Mitchell Power…
Meet Me on Market returns Friday
MARIETTA — Four Mid-Ohio Valley residents will pursue outdoor experiences ranging from trail running and camping…
Four receive inaugural RTA Adventure Grants
Hostile Takeover: Omnis Pleasants owners fight to wrest control of Pleasants Power Station
Editorials
Fun Times: Attracting, keeping residents requires effort
Funding: Lawsuit should wake up sleeping politicians
Economy: Supporting tourism supports our future
Precious Cargo: Obey school bus safety rules for kids’ sake
Local columns
MOV Parent: Students, it’s August. The ball is in your court.
Backyard Gardener: The tomato hornworm - a big worm with a big appetite
The Way I See It: Newsroom legend Jim Bartholow left his mark on The Marietta Times
Reel Takes: 'Brand New Day' swings highest as - get this - a Spider-Man movie
Obituaries
Robert M. Armour II
Robert M. Armour II, 79, of Marietta, died Aug. 17, 2026. Abiding his wishes, cremation to be observed. www.CawleyandPeoples.com.
Marilyn “Joan” Baker
Donald "Don" Lawrence Carpenter
Eric Allen Roush
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