It was Gospel Night at the Weirton Event Center Friday, as the City of Weirton’s Summer Event Series continued. The evening ...

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Judy of Richmond announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie Nicole Judy, to Christopher K.

A tiny, red-brick structure sits along a winding road in Pleasant Hill. Passers-by may not even take notice of the small ...

July marked the start of fiscal year 2026 and the start of Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s first general revenue budget since taking office in January, with the final revenue numbers released for the previous ...

The Hancock County Commission convened into a special session Friday morning to make adjustments to the concessionaire agreement for Kennedy Marina, with a few terms dictated by the federal government ...

When someone comes to Historic Fort Steuben, they will have a lot to see. Their first stop will be the Visitor Center where one could visit our display area to see many historical collections, in ...

On August 8, 2025, West Virginia will finally step into the present when the Board of Education approves Item I (WVSSAC, Series 2), allowing high school athletes to benefit from their name, image and ...

The Dutton Cattle Co. will now give people the opportunity to shop its meat selection and more in Morristown. The company announced its new beef shop at the Pike 40 restaurant property in Morristown ...

So, I was putting together the Valley Life section of the paper this week, adding in sermon topics when they became available. On Wednesday, I received the sermon title for the Cadiz Presbyterian ...

Time and again West Virginians in all corners of the state have had to deal with storms, flooding and mudslides that wreak havoc on lives and communities. This has gone on for generations, and after ...

I know we’re only seven months into the terms for most of our elected officials, and a lot of us probably would still like a breather after the 2024 election, but the campaigns for 2026 already are ...

The Detre Library and Archives, located at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh, will launch a new series of genealogy workshops, with the first scheduled to take place from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.