The Upper Ohio Conservation District held judging for the annual NACD Poster Contest during its monthly meeting on June 17.

After years of sitting vacant and posing safety concerns, three long-neglected properties were finally demolished this past ...

Football season may still be months away, but fans got a preview of what’s to come Thursday morning as Tyler Consolidated, ...

The bleachers from Paden City High School are shown. In a recent Wetzel Board of Education meeting, the board decided to grant ownership of the high school to the Paden City Development Authority for ...

Independence Day, celebrated on July 4th, is a cornerstone of American identity, commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. This pivotal event marked the transition of the ...

This week our smile camera caught up with Jonathan Snider and his canine friend Grayson. Jonathan graduated in 2000 from Magnolia High School. After high school he continued his education at West ...

The Wetzel Tyler County Health Department is moving into a temporary space while its new office is being constructed. Ashley Guiler, administrator of the health department, made the announcement on ...

Wetzel County Circuit Court Judge Richard Wilson presided over several criminal hearings related to drugs, theft and more on June 24 in New Martinsville. Wilson set a return hearing for Keshawn ...

As the last wisps of spring dissipate, we welcome the warmth and vibrancy of summer. The season’s onset is marked by the summer solstice, a celestial event that signifies the longest day of the year.

TCHS QB Reese Davis looks for an open receiver. Football season may still be months away, but fans got a preview of what’s to come Thursday morning as Tyler Consolidated, River High School, and Gilmer ...

(Photo by Shelley Hanson) A boy reacts to seeing and touching a giant millipede held by Oglebay Good Zoo Animal Keeper Ali Hunter during a visit to the Paden City Public Library. Hunter brought the ...