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Dog Helps Local Girl With Nonverbal Autism
December 5, 2012 It’s been said that a dog is man’s best friend, but for one Wetzel County girl, her dog is much more. It could perhaps even be said that this special dog, very much a best friend, is also a lifesaver. more »» 
Defendants Waive Speedy Trial Rights
December 5, 2012 Several defendants waived their right to a speedy trial on Monday as Wetzel County Circuit Court nears the end of the September 2012 term under Judge Mark A. Karl. more »» 
Renovations Cause More Challenges at RHS
December 5, 2012 Renovating a high school while 230 students are present can be challenging, River Principal Ed Tiffonoff acknowledged, but he believes it will be worth the effort. more »»
Burton Center Said In Need Of Repairs
December 5, 2012 Janice Morris of the Clay Battelle Health Services Association appeared before the Wetzel County Commission Tuesday morning to request their help in providing much-needed updates to the Community... more »»
Man On Oxygen Lights Himself On Fire
November 28, 2012 An explosion in a New Martinsville man’s beard left him badly burned and in critical condition on the morning of Nov. 21. more »» 
Paden City Takes One Step Closer To Raise
November 28, 2012 Paden City Council passed the second reading of a proposed raise to sewer rates at a special meeting Nov. 26. Tom Trader was the only council member to vote against the increase. more »» 
Christmas On Parade
November 28, 2012 Santa will be parading down Main Street in New Martinsville Saturday evening, beginning at 6 p.m. The Wetzel County Chamber of Commerce parade will usher in a “Rock and Roll Christmas. more »» 
Aberegg Officially Joins Board
November 28, 2012 At the Nov. 26 meeting of the Wetzel County Board of Education, William D. Aberegg was officially sworn in as a member of the board. more »» 
Nutcracker Ballet To Include Local Dancers
November 28, 2012 Start your Christmas Season with the Mid Ohio Valley Ballet’s performance of The Nutcracker at the Lincoln Theater in New Martinsville on Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. more »» 
Ghost Or Hoax?
November 28, 2012 Trail cameras have been known to capture many interesting displays of nature; recently however, a trail camera on Whiteman Hill supposedly took footage that appears to be a bit out of this world. more »» 
Doll, Author Of Ghost Stories Book, Will Co-Host Movie
November 28, 2012 Susan Doll, author of many books including co-author of Haunted Tales from the Holler, which includes ghost stories of Tyler County, is set to appear on Turner Classic Movies Nov. 30, 8 p.m. more »» 
Alarm Causes Concern At MHS; Nothing Found
November 28, 2012 The fire alarm system at Magnolia High School in New Martinsville went off twice Monday evening around 7 p.m. more »»
Gray May Admit To Abuse
November 28, 2012 It was determined Tuesday in Wetzel County Circuit Court that Lonnie David Gray, 65, of HC 60, Box 70, New Martinsville will accept the state’s plea offer in regard to his indictment that includes... more »» 
Home Confinement Possible For Pyles
November 28, 2012 Alex Wayne Pyles, 24, of HC 60 Box 99, Valley Manor Apt. more »» 
Jerico Sentencing Delayed
November 28, 2012 The sentencing of Zachary Jerico has been set aside until Dec. 6, noon, because of compatibility issues with the state’s video evidence. Previously, on Nov. 5, Judge Mark A. more »» 
ArtsLink Offers Tour Sunday
November 28, 2012 Fifty years ago, the center of the social life in New Martinsville was the Magnolia Yacht Club, site of the New Martinsville Regatta, the Regatta Ball, and Mr. Lee’s famous key lime pie. more »» 
Day Gets 5-15 Years For Abuse
November 20, 2012 Roland Lee Day Jr., 60, of HC 61 Box 38A, Wileyville, pleaded guilty Friday morning in Wetzel County Circuit Court to one felony count of incest. more »» 
Hundred Obtains New Police Cruiser
November 20, 2012 After patrolling Hundred during an interim period in his own vehicle, Hundred Police Chief Clay Lunceford now has a new Ford Explorer from which to survey the town. more »» 
Dilapidated Building Continues To Stand
November 20, 2012 The recurring issue of the dilapidated building on North Street by the railroad tracks reared its head again at the Nov. more »» 
A Walk To Remember
November 20, 2012 The Wetzel County Parks and Recreation Alzheimer’s Walk to Remember was held Tuesday evening, beginning at 6:30 p.. more »» |
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