PARKERSBURG – Family recipes, fall flavors and creative presentations took center stage as area cooks competed in this year’s “Fall Foodies” cookbook contest, which drew 74 entries across three categories. Recipes were judged in appetizers and side dishes, main dishes and desserts. ...
CHARLESTON – The latest report from a national group that evaluates the financial health of states gives West Virginia high marks for having enough money to pay its outstanding bills for fiscal year 2025 while raising concerns about federal compliance under the previous ...
PARKERBURG – After defeating a sitting West Virginia House of Delegates member in May, the Republican nominee for the 13th District faces a Democrat and an independent candidate in the general election. Melissa McCrady, who won the GOP primary over incumbent Del. Scot Heckert, is on the ...
CHARLESTON – A 2020 law meant to pave the way for the redevelopment of the historic Hill Top House Hotel in Harpers Ferry was the focus of oral arguments Wednesday before the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. The lawsuit, brought in 2022 against the former Department of Economic ...
PARKERSBURG – The Ohio Valley Jeep Club has raised more than $3,400 to benefit two groups involved in causes for childhood and breast cancers. The club and the Pizza Station on Third Street raised $2,260 for BrAva, the Marietta-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting local children and ...
MARIETTA — City officials are exploring buying and plugging a privately owned oil well near Marietta’s drinking water supply after reports of leaking oil raised concerns about protecting the aquifer. Monday’s City Council committee discussions focused on obtaining a firm purchase offer ...
