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Gallery: WVU basketball at Glenville State
GLENVILLE, W.Va. — West Virginia men’s basketball made a successful trip down I-79 on Friday night, defeating Glenville State 103-66 in the team’s second of three preseason exhibitions. Follow Gold and Blue Nation on X, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
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Wheeling Park Miniature Golf Course Undergoing Complete Transformation
WHEELING, W.Va. – An exciting transformation is underway at Wheeling Park as construction progresses on an all-new miniature golf course, bringing a fresh 18-hole experience to one of the park’s favorite family attractions. Expected to be completed in 2027, the project will introduce a completely redesigned course. The...
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Morgantown Ice Theatre skaters showcase Halloween themed performance
After the performance parents of the skaters participated in a trunk or treat, handing out candy and treats for the kids. Organizers hope they have an even bigger turn out for their next event which is Christmas themed.
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Taylor Sheridan’s Mayor of Kingstown Sets Release Date for Season 5 With First Photos
Mayor of Kingstown is preparing to return for its fifth season, which will also serve as the crime drama’s final season. Paramount+ has announced the release date and unveiled the first photos from the upcoming episodes of the Taylor Sheridan show. The new season will bring Jeremy Renner back as Mike McLusky for one last chapter.
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A Special Wish Lip Sync Challenge returns to Wheeling this weekend
WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) — The eighth annual A Special Wish Lip Sync Challenge will be held Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Capitol Theatre in Wheeling. The event begins at 7 p.m. and is presented by The Health Plan. The Capitol Theatre confirms the event is scheduled for Oct. 24, 2026; the original release listed the […]
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The first Black woman to lead a public television station, former WOUB General Manager Carolyn Bailey Lewis, has died
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Carolyn Bailey Lewis had the word “first” associated with her name many times. She was the first Black woman to graduate from the WVU’s journalism school, the first Black woman to lead a public television station in the continental U.S. and the first woman to lead WOUB Public Media, among many other accomplishments in her life.
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Great Pumpkin Party coming to Heritage Port
Wheeling, W.Va. (WTRF) – Dr. William Mercer’s “Great Pumpkin Party” is coming up October 29 at Wheeling’s Heritage Port. The movie, “It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” will be shown on the big screen at dusk. Before that, the event starts at 5 p.m. with selfie photo booths, free popcorn, skits by drama students, food […]
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Otis Williams Brings Temptations' Farewell Tour To Pittsburgh's New Wylie Venue
The Temptations are bringing their farewell tour to Pittsburgh, with the Motown legends set to perform at Citizens Live at The Wylie on Wednesday, February 10, 2027. The show marks a milestone moment for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group, still led by 84-year-old co-founder and original member Otis Williams, and for the brand-new concert venue hosting them across from PPG Paints Arena.
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East Liberty Artist Emily Laychak, 42, Vanishes Needing Medical Help
Pittsburgh Police are asking the public for help finding Emily Laychak, a 42-year-old woman who may need medical attention and was last seen leaving a friend’s residence in East Liberty around 6:30 a.m. on Monday. Special Victims Unit detectives describe her as 5 feet 5 inches tall and about 130 pounds, with blondish-brown hair and green eyes. No description of her clothing at the time she disappeared has been released.
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WSO to perform live soundtrack as "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" screens
WHEELING, W.Va. — The Wheeling Symphony Orchestra is bringing a bit of movie magic to downtown Wheeling with a live performance of the score from “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” as the film plays on a screen above the orchestra. John Devlin, a conductor with...
Beaver County Times
From the Archives: The Life and the Legend of Charlie No Face
Part of an occasional series in which the Times republishes popular and notable stories from our past. This story originally appeared in the Times on March 11, 2007. Ask 10 people about the legend of Charlie No Face, aka the Green Man, and you'll hear a different story each time. He's a ghost. He's a bogyman. He's a poor factory worker who fell into a vat of acid. He was hit by lightning. He worked for a power company and was zapped while climbing a utility pole, or while climbing a tree as a boy to retrieve a kite, or to look at a bird's nest. He haunts Koppel-New Galilee Road in Big Beaver, or a deserted industrial area near New Castle, or an old railroad tunnel in South Park, or any one of a half-dozen other places around the Pittsburgh region. He was one of the kindest human beings on the face of this earth, despite his horrible disfigurement. That last one is the truth, according to a relative, but the truth has been obscured by decades of hyperbole. The true story of Charlie No Face, which is how Beaver Countians typically refer to him, is a little less