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West Virginia Superintendent says she’s relocating students because she can’t have students “sitting on chemical waste site”
A recent Decision by the Wetzel County Board of Education to close Paden City High School has left many upset. Parents, staff, students, and community members were outside the Wetzel County BOE building Wednesday morning fighting to save their school.
Stephen Thaddeus Ours
Stephen Thaddeus Ours, 82, of Paden City, WV took the next step on his journey on Thursday, June 6, 2024, while at his home and surrounded by his family and friends. Stephen was born November 2, 1941, in Harrisburg, PA, he was the son of the late Darley S. and Audra J. (Hines) Ours.
TCHS Recognized as 8th Best School in the WV
Tyler Consolidated High School was recently recognized by U.S. News & World Report as the 8th best high school in the state of West Virginia as well as receiving National recognition among all public high schools in the country. U.S. News and World Reports calculates rankings based on school performance on state-required tests, graduation rates and how well schools prepare students for post-secondary success.
$4.6 million to usher in a new era of entertainment in Woodsfield
WOODSFIELD, Ohio (WTRF) — It was once known as the Cowboy Theatre, playing western movies and classic country music to the Woodsfield of the ’40s and ’50s. But after a long break, the Monroe Theatre is galloping toward a revival. The Monroe Theatre stage has operated since 2019 after a 40-year shutdown…and the tireless volunteer […]
Hazel Ann Morris
Hazel Ann Morris, 82, of Paden City, WV left this world on Monday, June 3, 2024 while at Belmont Health Center in Belmont, WV. Hazel was born October 29, 1941, in Moundsville, WV daughter of the late Grover C. and Mildred V. (Ice) Moore. She was a retired cook for...
Knowlton’s Acquire New Martinsville Chiropractic
Zachary Knowlton, DC, MS and his wife Mary have recently acquired New Martinsville Chiropractic in New Martinsville, WV. This established practice has been serving the people of New Martinsville and the surrounding areas and providing quality care for many years. The practice was recently owned by Dr Nunzio Pagano DC who is now enjoying retirement. Dr Knowlton graduated from Tyler Consolidated in 2011. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from WVU in 2015, his Masters in Sports Rehabilitation and Doctorate of Chiropractic from Logan University in St Louis, MO in 2018.
FEMA advises West Virginia residents to read eligibility letters carefully
WEST VIRGINIA (WTRF) — If you live in Boone, Cabell, Fayette, Kanawha, Lincoln, Marshall, Nicholas, Ohio, Putnam, Wayne and Wetzel counties and were impacted by the early April 2024 storms, tornadoes and floods, officials say to read your FEMA eligibility decision letter carefully. If you have questions, visit a Disaster Recovery Center so they can […]
Jefferson Fridays return with food, music, and late-night shopping
MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. — Jefferson Fridays will make its return to Moundsville for the summer season this week. The event is staged by the Moundsville Arts & Culture Commission and sponsored by Unified Bank. Jefferson Fridays is a block party on Jefferson Avenue between Second and Third streets. There will...
SHS Alumni Awards Reception
New this year Under the Big Top’s Alumni Awards Reception was held on Saturday night replacing the traditional banquet. By all accounts, the new event was a big success. Two of the highlights of the night were the amazing appetizers and desserts catered by Rivers Edge of St. Marys, and music provided by Remedy. Alumni Historian Jamie Hissam presented awards to parade winners and chapel speakers. Winning the 1st place float was the Class of 1979. The 2nd place float went to the Class of 1974 and 3rd place and the President’s Choice award went to the Class of 1984. Chapel speaker winner for SHS was Brent Ash, Class of 1984 and Tyler Consolidated Chapel Speaker winner was Alexis Billings, Class of 2004. The non-Alumni float winner was Angela Watson’s Face Painting.
New Martinsville Junior Sports League Serves New Martinsville and the Surrounding Area
Our community is blessed to have individuals who believe providing outdoor sports to our children is an important part of the community. Rachael Graham, President, and Christine Nice, Secretary, took some time out of their busy schedules to explain the mission of the New Martinsville Junior Sports League. It was...
Moundsville residence and garage destroyed in Saturday night fire
MARSHALL COUNTY, W.Va. (WTRF) — A Moundsville residence and garage is a total loss after being engulfed in flames on Saturday night. According to officials, the fire started in the garage on Fuller Road after a generator caught fire and quickly spread throughout the rest of the residence. Officials say the house was vacant, and […]
There is something wrong under New Freeport
“If they take our water buffalo, we’ll have to drink the contaminated water,” said Carmen Aberegg. “We can’t afford to pay for water.” EQT hasn’t returned her calls. “I’m in the dark with bad water.” The post There is something wrong under New Freeport appeared first on PublicSource. PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.
Moundsville's Echo newspaper explores revival after 133 years in print
MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. — The Echo newspaper was a longtime publication in Moundsville that recently ceased publication. But it could potentially see a new future?. According to a sign on the front door, after 133 years, The Echo is closed. However, NEWS9 reached out to owner Charles Walton about this with him saying in a statement on Monday that he's "exploring options,” with the possibility of crafting a weekly edition of the popular publication.
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