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Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Justice celebrates Constellium’s role in Artemis space missions
RAVENSWOOD – Jim Justice, West Virginia’s junior U.S. senator, has often referred to the state’s economic potential as a “rocket ship ride,” but Wednesday he paid tribute to the men and women who are making the nation’s return to the moon possible. Justice made...
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Pleasants Power Station bankruptcy sale advances forward as dispute cools
A legal battle in a Delaware bankruptcy court over control of the Pleasants Power Station is cooling off.
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NCWV Native, WVU Specialist Puts Teaching Experience to Work for New Employees
Amy Metz has always had a passion for teaching. Now, as a senior training and development specialist for West Virginia University Learning and Organizational Development, her students are the faculty and staff she meets during New Mountaineer Orientation. Originally from Lewis County, Metz came to WVU in 1993 to study...
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Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union Extends Core Processing Relationship with Synergent
WESTBROOK, ME (October 7, 2026) – Synergent® has entered into a seven-year renewal agreement with Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union for hosted Jack Henry™ Symitar® core processing. The credit union also signed five-year agreements for integrated managed solutions, including statement processing, check printing, digital deposit, online loan account opening and funding, bill pay, and mobile deposit capture, along with a three-year agreement for digital banking.
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WORLD’S LARGEST MINERS BUCKET Miners Memorial Park, McConnelsville, Ohio
Near the southern end of Jesse Owens State Park at Miner’s Memorial Park sits “Big Muskie Bucket”, the largest single-bucket digging machine ever created. It was so big that, starting in 1967, it had to be built on site at the mine. Two years, 300+ railcars and 250 truckloads of materials later, the 240-ton digging machine was finished, and it began coal production. The big scoop could grab 325 tons of earth at one time in a single scoop. It ran 24 hours a day, 364 days a year, until its last usage in 1991. In one photo, a local high school band fits entirely into the big bucket.
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A 1906 Ohio Mill Now Has Hotel Rooms Inside and Still Generates Its Own Electricity
Water pouring over a dam is the first thing that greets you in this small Ohio town. The sound is steady and loud enough to make you roll down the window. Right beside it stands a tall wooden mill built in 1906, and reading the sign twice is necessary to believe people actually sleep inside it. Even better, the old building still makes its own electricity, just like it did for the village over a century ago.
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WSCO alumnus builds career in engineering, manufacturing and education
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - What first started as a career in manufacturing, led to the classroom helping students discover their own interests in STEM and technical education. Washington State College of Ohio alumnus Terry Reiter, originally planned on going to a four-year college to become a teacher. However, due to family circumstances, he went on a different path.
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Paul Bunyan Show Brings Thousands Together for 20th Annual Event
LORE CITY, OH – The Ohio Forestry Association hosted its annual Paul Bunyan Show this weekend, bringing thousands of people together for the 20th year of the event. The show featured around 170 exhibitors, giving visitors the opportunity to explore woodworking items, food, equipment and other products connected to the forestry industry.
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Smith named new RMI Property Division Chair
Attorney Dustin Smith, a native of Vincent, Ohio, has been named as the new Chair of the Property Division of Roberts, Matejczyk & Ita Co. LPA (RMI), a law firm located in Seville, Ohio. RMI, with 22 employees, represents insurance companies on claims in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Smith is...
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This Affordable Hocking Hills Town Makes A Surprisingly Good Retirement Destination
I came to this corner of Ohio thinking about waterfalls. I left wondering what retirement would look like here. The shift happened faster than I expected. Hocking Hills sits close by, Columbus is still within reach, and daily life moves at a pace that feels easier to imagine once the work calendar finally disappears.