CHARLESTON — State Treasurer Riley Moore is leading West Virginia and a coalition of states to put banks on notice for playing politics with taxpayer dollars. In a press release and video issued Monday, Moore and financial officers in 15 other states wrote an open letter to the U.S. banking ...
PARKERSBURG — A tradition continues at The Parkersburg News and Sentinel and The Marietta Times with the annual advance sale of inserts advertising amazing holiday gift deals. The inserts will be sold from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday at the side parking lot of the News and Sentinel at 519 ...
CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals reversed a preliminary injunction Monday blocking a bill prohibiting union dues from automatically being taken from paychecks. In a 3-2 decision released Monday afternoon, the Supreme Court ordered a preliminary injunction issued in ...
MARIETTA — A pair of women in the Mid-Ohio Valley are banding together to give foster children a gift they can treasure forever. Valerie Huck, one of the owners of Stoked Coffee, and Jackie Sapio, broker/owner of Mid-Ohio Valley Anchor Realty, were friends on social media and decided to meet ...
CHARLESTON — Legislation passed toward the end of the 2021 regular session was supposed to fix constitutional issues with the way West Virginia assesses the value of property with natural gas production. Instead, no one is happy with the new rules. Lawmakers passed House Bill 2581 in ...
RIPLEY — A bank made its debut in the Ripley community as First Neighborhood Bank opened a branch on South Church Street this week. The bank, established 110 years ago in the Mid-Ohio Valley, originated in Spencer and through the years, it grew with Ripley the site for its fourth branch. ...