Laura Bowen
Reporter
Parkersburg, WV
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An enthusiastic multimedia journalist dedicated to informing and connecting the public through clear, concise reporting.
“It takes a special soul to risk their lives on the daily for a complete stranger or for the dogs of a complete stranger."
Taylor's ambitions in medicine now feel like a possibility rather than a dream.
The overdose statistics may vary between Wood, Washington, and Pleasants County but they all have one thing in common.
This technology can detect drugs that canines, metal-detectors, and pat-downs can't.
Downtown PKB Chairman of Design Marvin Edwards was blown away by the support.
This family shows up to craft shows with two trailers and a van full of crafts.
Captain Chip Umstot says this program is a way for the less fortunate to have access to the same protection other people have.
They celebrated their Eagle Scout ranking the way they started many years ago - together.
It all started with a $1,400 water and sewer bill.
Farnsworth says once you start writing novels, you can't stop.
Multiple different kinds of livestock were brought to Wood County 4H Campgrounds for tagging.
The Belpre Area Veterans President hopes the scouts gain a deeper appreciation for veterans through this activity.
And the plan is for all the trees to be planted in two days.
The event included a life-like mannequin that could groan and have seizures.
The center's president hopes that the nonprofit will provide amputees the support and connections they need in order to not feel alone.
The check alone was big enough to feed 28,000 people.
Susan Sheppard, an astrologer, a poet, and the founder of Parkersburg's ghost tours, was truly the queen of local misfits.
Meet The Tender Defenders. Chicken hats are a part of their uniforms.
The bi-annual event is meant to keep prescription drugs out of the wrong hands.
Earth Day events may have looked different this year but the message remains the same.
The event is meant to keep drugs in your medicine cabinet from getting in the wrong hands.
This season will be the longest-lasting season yet, according to an official.
The flags will be properly disposed of following a parade and ceremony on Memorial Day.
Elizabeth Saxton, 31, accused of child neglect, concealing human body
Mr. Lang is a World War ll veteran who is a pretty good dancer, according to his wife.
The Human Society of the Ohio Valley is full.
A fridge, a mattress, a couch...just about anything you can imagine was found.
The younger generation under 65 is showing a lack of interest, according to a health official.
Winners will all get cash prizes and first place will get the opportunity to perform with River Cities Symphony Orchestra.
Sam's love for people is what connects everything he does.
The project's purpose is to lessen power outages caused by trees.
While the state will not be mandating vaccinations, employers can.
Thor is a ball of energy more than ready to take a walk.
Sheriff Stephens says motorcycle accidents most often happen at intersections.
And she's using her Eagle Scout project to help out local wildlife.
The drive was inspired by how hard-hit food pantries have been during the pandemic.
There will even be a local committee through which students will have a voice.
Construction season has just begun but already 52 ODOT crews have been hit in 2021.
The plan covers outdoor recreation, zoning, housing, and many other focuses.