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Marietta event invites children to learn fishing skills
MARIETTA -- Children ages 2 to 15 can learn fishing skills alongside local union volunteers during a free event Saturday, Sept. 19, at Buckeye Park. The Union Sportsmen's Alliance, Ohio AFL-CIO and Electrical Workers Local 972 will host Marietta Take Kids Fishing Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the park, 113 W. Fay Ave.
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West Virginia audiologists unknowingly adopt deaf puppy
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WOWK) — West Virginia doctors Michael and Carlee Squires spend their days helping people hear, but at home they have one patient who can’t hear a word. The two audiologists unknowingly adopted a deaf blue heeler puppy named Pips. Carlee says adopting Pips was a complete coincidence.
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Dog of the Week: Clover
7-24-26, spayed mountain cur mx, ~2.5yo, 47#, FOUND w/Nugget on SR50 & Township Rd 119, Coolville. Clover is a beautiful Appalachian mutt who has been riding an emotional rollercoaster at the Athens County Dog Shelter. Her favorite things are volunteer love, long walks, and being the center of attention. Clover is also dog selective and isn’t shy about voicing her opinions to management loudly and often. Thankfully, this sweet gal recently swapped the stressful shelter for a cushy foster and some much-needed snuggle time. She is decompressing beautifully, and we can’t wait to share updates as she settles into a routine. Clover would thrive as your one-and-only-furry-friend, or with experienced owners who have the patience to guide her through positive interactions with other dogs. If you have the routine she craves, Clover will give you a lifetime of love and snuggles. Schedule a meet by calling the Athens County Dog Shelter at 740-593-5415.
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This Massive West Virginia Vintage Store Takes Nearly An Entire Day To Explore
Some of the best afternoons in West Virginia start by wandering into a place you never planned to visit. A simple building along a busy road can turn into hours of poking through old glass, forgotten toys, and treasures that spark memories you didn’t know you still had. That...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Meet Me on Market wraps for 2026 tonight
PARKERSBURG - The final downtown Meet Me on Market event of 2026 is set for 5 to 7:30 p.m. Friday, bringing together local businesses, artists, organizations and community groups. Most activities this month are happening between Sixth and Ninth streets. Several businesses and events will have extended hours. The Simply...
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The Low-Key Ohio Bakery Serving Donuts So Good They Deserve Their Own Reality Show
There are places in Ohio that food critics fly past at 70 miles per hour, completely unaware that something extraordinary is happening just off the exit ramp. Kennedy’s Bakery in Cambridge, Ohio is one of those places, and the donuts here are so good that ignoring them should probably be considered a misdemeanor.
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This Adorable West Virginia Alpaca Farm Lets You Wander The Field And Feed Its Fluffy, Friendly Herd
Some of the best afternoons in West Virginia start when you turn off a winding country road not quite sure what you’ll find. Tucked into rolling green pastures sits a little farm where soft-eyed, curious creatures amble right up to say hello. You can walk among them, feed them...
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Knives, guns, gold, jewelry, and misc.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS – HOME ARTS BUILDING. Knives/ Guns, Gold, Silver, Jewelry, Equipment,Â. Glassware, Collectibles, Collector Cards / Baseball Cards, Furniture, Outdoor, Kitchen, Household, and Misc. Terms: Cash or Good Check. Credit cards subject to 4% convenience fee. Not responsible for Accidents or Loss. Announcements...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Parkersburg Art Center to host Piccalilli conference
PARKERSBURG -- Artists will explore techniques ranging from printmaking to nature painting while learning about marketing and grant opportunities during the Parkersburg Piccalilli Arts Conference on Friday, Sept. 18. The event at the Parkersburg Art Center, themed "Artists Take Over with Relish," will feature four rounds of workshops, a keynote...
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This West Virginia Wildlife Refuge Hides Dozens of WWII TNT Bunkers Where Mothman Sightings Began
Some places in West Virginia look quiet on the surface, then quietly knock the wind out of you once you start walking. Picture a stretch of farmland and swamp where grass-covered domes poke out of the trees, each one holding a strange piece of wartime history. Add in a legendary...
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You’ll Ladle Into a Bowl of Hearty Bean Soup at This Ohio Restaurant in Marietta
Some places hide their best flavors behind old brick and quiet streets, waiting for someone hungry enough to wander in. Tucked along a river in Ohio, there’s a stately little bistro where a warm bowl of soup feels like a hug after a long drive. The kind of spot...
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Parkersburg, West Virginia food truck ordinance back to planning commission following debate
A proposed food truck ordinance in Parkersburg, West Virginia is now back to the Municipal Planning Commission due to concerns from a food truck operator and community members. The concerns focused on the hours of operation for food trucks, according to a report by News and Sentinel. The ordinance would...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Hammer captures nature’s beauty in photo exhibit at WesBanco
PARKERSBURG - Local nature photographer Shannon R. Hammer will exhibit her photography at WesBanco Bank during September. Hammer is an independent photographer and visual artist. "My photographs are often mistaken for the oil canvas paintings from long ago," Hammer said. Like those artists who strive to create depth through different...
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Head for the Hills festival brings bikers, veterans back to Pennsboro Speedway
PENNSBORO, W.Va (WDTV) - A speedway that went silent two years ago is coming back to life this week, not with race cars, but with motorcycles, music and a mission to help veterans. The Pennsboro Speedway held its final racing event in October 2024 and has sat empty since. Every...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
PHS students help younger gardeners at Criss
PARKERSBURG - Parkersburg High School’s Native Roots Club helped Criss Elementary School students harvest vegetables, prepare garden beds for winter and plant flower bulbs during a visit Wednesday afternoon. The garden contains tomatoes, several varieties of peppers and perennial plants, including milkweed and bee balm. Students sorted through harvested...