ST. CLAIRSVILLE — When making a list of what Belmont County children are asking for this Christmas, who better to ask than the jolly ol’ guy himself. Despite getting ready to deliver holiday cheer across the world, Santa has spent a lot of the holiday season at the Ohio Valley Mall ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rose on Wall Street Monday to open what’s expected to be a relatively calm holiday week. The gains were broad. Technology companies and banks did much of the heavy lifting. Industrial companies also gave a strong push to major indexes. The S&P 500 rose 43.99 ...
MOUNDSVILLE — Many Marshall County children enjoyed an early Christmas shopping spree thanks to local law enforcement agencies’ Shop With A Cop programs. The Moundsville Police Department and Marshall County Sheriff’s Department both recently held events allowing dozens of children to ...
MARTINS FERRY — The city of Martins Ferry said farewell to longtime council president Kristine Davis on Monday evening. Davis did not seek re-election in November after serving the city for 25 years. During the special meeting on Monday, Mayor John Davies and council let her know that ...
CHARLESTON — Fast approaching his first year as West Virginia’s chief executive, Gov. Patrick Morrisey said that the fundamentals built by his administration in 2025 will help springboard the state into prosperity during the remainder of his term. Morrisey held a press conference Monday ...
YORKVILLE — For the past 60 years, it would be very unlikely that you could think of the village of Yorkville without thinking of longtime council member Ronald Emerson. Born on September 28, 1930, in Tiltonsville, to the late John and Irma (Kritz) Emerson, Emerson passed away at his ...