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I knew I was in for quite a roller coaster ride through the retail business the first day I met my boss - Marsha Dellget.
Wheeling's Gundling Earns Victory in Ogden Mile
After winning the Ogden Newspapers Half Marathon Classic in 2011, Wheeling native Colin Gundling now has his second Ogden race victory in the Ogden Mile.
Home Rule Board OKs Wheeling's Sales Tax
The West Virginia Municipal Home Rule Board on Friday gave Wheeling the green light to raise money for infrastructure needs and downtown development by imposing a municipal sales tax.
Among almost 1,000 cities vying to win funding for a dog park in a nationwide online contest, Wheeling's bark is drowning out that of communities many times its size.
Home Rule Board Approves Wheeling's Sales Tax Proposal
The West Virginia Municipal Home Rule board this morning approved Wheeling's plan to impose a 0.5-percent sales tax on most goods and services in the city.
Many scholarships awarded at Brooke
Millions of dollars in scholarships were awarded to graduating Brooke High School seniors during the school's annual scholarship awards night Thursday.
DELLGET, Martha Mary "Marsha," 84, of Wheeling, WV, peacefully left this life Tuesday, May 21, 2013, at home surrounded by her family.
Parents Plead Innocent in Child's Death
Edward Cole Jr. and Cindy Cole pleaded innocent Thursday to allegations that their neglect led to the fatal drug overdose of their 3-year-old daughter in March 2012.
Right budget choices are clear
Sometimes choices are hard-sometimes the right decision is clear. Right now, making the prudent national budget choices seems pretty simple to me.
MARCHLENSKI, Stanley Patrick "Tunney," 88, of Wheeling, WV, formerly of Columbus, OH, died Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at Liza's Place, Wheeling.
Bertha was born March 17, 1920 in Wheeling, WV daughter of the late Harland D. and H. Elizabeth Reeves Nickerson.
Police Seeking More Space For Neighborhood Satellite Stations
Two satellite stations where officers can do paperwork, meet with residents and take lunch breaks opened Wednesday.
Ohio Valley Continues To Lose Population
Despite promises of job growth resulting from the local oil and natural gas boom, the aging Upper Ohio Valley has lost an estimated 1.2 percent of its population since the 2010 Census, figures released today indicate.
Scatterday's Drive Betters Community
Few people we know can be as persistent as Robert "Scat" Scatterday of Wheeling.
Residents referring to themselves as "Wheeling Water Warriors" have the chance to question GreenHunter Water officials about the company's plans to recycle natural gas frack water in Warwood.
Should Wheeling try to block Gre...
The City should be thrilled any business of any kind wants to locate there.This project is reusing an old industrial facility as well.It does not get any better.BTW: these folks will pay City taxes.
Residents of Elmhurst, The House of Friendship on National Road in Wheeling, spotted a newborn deer nestled in the grass near the front porch, Monday.
Creating Miracles Typical in Our Valley
In many ways the new Miracle League Baseball Field in Wheeling is a dream come true.
Working Together For Valley's Good
The hundreds of people who attended the annual Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce dinner Monday night took time for what amounted to a well-deserved pat on the back - for themselves.
SCOTT, David Michael, Jr., of Stone Church Road, Wheeling died on Friday, May 17, 2013 in the Ohio Valley Medical Center, Wheeling.