PARKERSBURG — The West Virginia Secretary of State’s Office has confirmed a complaint filed against a Wood County Board of Education member has been dismissed. Chief Deputy and Chief of Staff Donald “Deak” Kersey said he could not comment on the specifics of the case but could confirm ...
CHARLESTON — Acknowledging Wednesday that there was much more work to be done, Gov. Patrick Morrisey said needed changes were coming to West Virginia’s foster care and child protection system. Speaking during a press conference Wednesday afternoon from the Governor’s Reception Room at ...
PARKERSBURG — The Wood County Sheriff’s Department received a check for over $5,000 from the state treasurer’s office for unclaimed, seized or outdated firearms they were able to auction off. State Treasurer Larry Pack was in Ripley on Wednesday and Parkersburg on Thursday to present ...
PARKERSBURG — Bicentennial Park came alive Saturday as over 1,000 people attended the annual Taste of Parkersburg, featuring local food, wine, beer and live entertainment hosted by Downtown PKB. This year’s event introduced cashless payment options for admission and drink stations and ...
MARIETTA — Local residents, oil and gas well owners and township trustees gathered Monday at the Warren Community Water and Sewer Association office for a discussion with a state representative from northern Ohio about community concerns regarding brine injection wells, carbon capture ...
PARKERSBURG — Members of the Parkersburg Utility Board approved the 2025-26 budget and heard a presentation on the planned construction of a filtration system to remove forever chemicals from drinking water on Tuesday. The budget, which projects $17.48 million in revenue, was approved on a ...