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Unemployment continues to grow in the Mid-Ohio Valley. Workforce West Virginia has released its May 2009 report with the majority of counties reporting an increase in joblessness.
From the drivers to the announcer to the fans, everyone was in agreement Friday night.
WVU Eye Institute Holds Summer Camps for Kids
Posted Monday, June 15, 2009 ; 06:15 PM Post Comment Updated Monday, June 15, 2009 ; 07:25 PM It's part of the Children's Vision Rehabilitation Project.
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Marietta doctors keep a prom date
There will be no dancing for Meghan Dennison at her prom Saturday, but after a serious car crash less than a week ago, it's a miracle she'll be there at all.
Local Pupils Earn High Academic Pra.....
Students honored by First Federal Savings Bank of Sistersville and Parkersburg for placing in the top 15 percent of their classes included: Tyler Consolidated 9th grade - Sarah Campbell, Austin Carpenter, Brooke Clegg, Joshua Fiber, Shannon Forrester, Michael George, Samanta Jones, Crysta Long, Montana Morris, Kaitlyn Neff, David Powers, Jocelyn ...
State to expand school-based clinics
After 15 years of operation, the school-based clinics that provide preventive and basic health care to students are expanding into more West Virginia counties.
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A farm in Tyler County has been added to a list of endangered properties in West Virginia.
WVa group says 8 historic structures endangered
Wheeling's Capitol Theater and seven other structures are on this year's edition of the Preservation Alliance of West Virginia's annual endangered properties list.
Double-Digit Unmployment Increases In West Virginia
Twenty-two West Virginia counties now exceed the state's average unemployment rate.
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Baker named - Citizen of the Year'
William M. Baker has been named the 2009 Citizen of the Year in the Middlebourne Area by the Middlebourne RoadRunners Club.
Stimulus Funds Hitting the Roads
The West Virginia Division of Highways' District 6 is scheduled to receive an estimated $14.25 million in federal stimulus money this year.
Artist overcomes fear to return to her craft
For Sharon Lyn Stackpole, the decision to make art again, after a long absence away from sculptor's clay and paintbrushes, had nothing to do with being inspired.
Ohio Valley Hit Hard By Economic Do.....
More than 1,600 workers in West Virginia's six Northern Panhandle counties lost their jobs between December and January - leaving 5,760 employees out of work in Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel, Tyler, Brooke and Hancock ...
WV Counties Reporting Higher Unemployment
Unemployment rose in all 55 West Virginia counties in January as the state lost more than 22,000 jobs.
Local WIC Offices to Extend Hours
Other Stories by Kathleen Antill Wheeling -- Starting in March, both the Moundsville and Paden City WIC offices will add an additional day to their schedules for clinic services.
District 6 Stimulus Projects Eyed
Road and bridge improvements are proposed in four Northern Panhandle counties as a result of the $211 million earmarked for highway jobs funded by federal economic stimulus dollars coming to West Virginia.
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No road stimulus projects for Wood .....
Officials expecting to have at least some of the proposed $27 million in Wood County road projects started this summer as a result of the federal stimulus package got the rug pulled out from under them.
DUI Bill Named After Those Killed
A new bill is moving through Charleston, designed to toughen the penalties for drinking and driving.
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Area teachers receive mini-grants
Five area teachers, including two from Wood County, have been selected to receive mini-grants for classroom projects.
J.D. and Melissa Headley of Sistersville and Robert and Deanna Jones of Middlebourne announce the engagement of their children, Brandy Monik Headley and Robert O. Jones, III.