PARKERSBURG - Downtown PKB hosted the annual Monster Mash event Friday evening in the green space beside Discovery World on Market on Friday evening. The event was free and attendees were encouraged to dress in…
Chlapatys pledge $55 million to Marietta College
MARIETTA — Joe and Linda Chlapaty have committed $55 million to Marietta College to renovate first-year student residence halls and…
Beanard, Jones face off for the W.Va. House of Delegates District 10 seat
WILLIAMSTOWN – The race for the West Virginia House of Delegates District 10 will be between two Williamstown men who…
Wood County development leaders highlight investment
PARKERSBURG — Preparing properties for new businesses and helping residents enter the workforce remain priorities for economic development officials as…
New details revealed for first responder training center in East Palestine
EAST PALESTINE — New details of a state-of-the-art first responder training center to be built in East Palestine were unveiled…
Buckeye Hills Regional Council announces upcoming ACGP ribbon cuttings across Southeast Ohio
MARIETTA – Buckeye Hills Regional Council will host a series of ribbon-cutting ceremonies celebrating projects funded through Ohio's Appalachian Community…
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Thrilling Times for ghouls and gals of all ages at Downtown PKB Monster Mash
PARKERSBURG - Downtown PKB hosted the annual Monster Mash event Friday evening in the…
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South overwhelmed in 50-6 loss to Morgantown
PARKERSBURG - Defending Class AAAA state champion Morgantown got back to its winning ways…
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Chlapatys pledge $55 million to Marietta College
MARIETTA — Joe and Linda Chlapaty have committed $55 million to Marietta College to…
Wood County development leaders highlight investment
MARIETTA – Buckeye Hills Regional Council will host a series of ribbon-cutting ceremonies celebrating projects funded…
Buckeye Hills Regional Council announces upcoming ACGP ribbon cuttings across Southeast Ohio
MARIETTA – The Heart and Vascular Institute of Memorial Health System announced the completion of its…
Memorial Health System celebrates milestone with 200th successful TAVR procedure
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Vacancies: Fire departments may need your skills
Energy: Efficiency standards could use a boost
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Handle With Care: Funding and systemic reform essential for Ohio’s vulnerable kids
Local columns
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Obituaries
Charles W. Ambler
Charles W. Ambler, 61, of Belpre, passed away Oct. 9, 2026. Visitation, 4-7 p.m. Monday at Leavitt Funeral Home, Belpre. Condolences may be sent to www.LeavittFuneralHome.com.
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