Kheron Alston

City of Parkersburg is rewarded $1.2 million in Home ARP funding

Artsbridge performances return to Wood County schools

Sweetapple farm opens it’s doors for the 23rd year

DOT holds hiring event to create more local jobs

Veterans gather to celebrate Gold Star Memorial Mother’s Day

Volcano days festival sees new vendors after pandemic break

MOV Health Department holds ‘stop the bleed’ class for national preparedness month

LOCAL SHOP CHOOSES SHIRT DESIGN TO SUPPORT AUTISM SPEAKS FOUNDATION

Marietta Noon Lions Club will host 5k for pediatric cancer awareness. They are in hopes that this weekend will be their best showing yet.

Kanawha Elementary hosts CMTA Energy Solutions to help bring attention to the field of STEM

County Commission: 9/19/2022. County Clerk Mark Rhodes presents new poll workers

Paddlefest hopes to set tone for upcoming years

Marietta chamber of commerce host ribbon cutting for Hidden Marietta Tour Company opening

Walking with Wiz walks to end Alzheimer’s at Tomlinson park

Downtown Throwdown takes place September 17

City of Marietta begins phase one of their park project. The project is expected to last until December of 2022.

There will be an Alzheimer’s Walk Saturday, Sept. 17 at Tomlinson Park in Williamstown to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s disease.

Salvation Army is looking to add volunteers before their holiday season begins

Upcoming Paddlefest will return to Point Park for the first time since 2019

Downtown Throwdown returns to Parkersburg for the first time after pandemic break

Williamstown bleacher project will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony

Ohio River Sternwheel Festival ends with annual car show

West Virginia has seen a decrease in overdose deaths since 2020

Marietta high school choir overcomes nerves performing in front of Ohio River Sternwheel festival

Governor Jim Justice declares September 10 as Bob Huggins day in West Virginia

Congressman Bill Johnson attends healthcare policy roundtable hosted by Americans for Prosperity

Vienna receives ARP money to improve city infrastructure

North Bend State Park accepts applications for controlled deer hunt

County Commission: 8/29/2022. Sheriff Rick Woodyard requests six new vehicles

Bearsville Bees speaks about the importance of bees

Parkersburg football team lends a helping hand to the community after big win

Sumner school holds public forum for public input on the decision of the building’s future

Marietta college and the City of Marietta receives RAISE grant for two parking garages

City of Marietta will start repairs on Duck Creek trail after two years of looking for funding

Chamber of Commerce holds ribbon cutting for solar panel project at Habitat for Humanity restore

Library levy to be placed on November ballot

Superintendent Christie Willis stood in front of county commission to request that the continuing levy be put on the November ballot. Wood County Public Library director, Brian Raitz, also requested that a continuing levy be put on the same November ballot.

Operation kids soles make change throughout the community one shoe at a time

Waterford fair wraps up for the weekend

Parkersburg homecoming parade rolls through town as part of the community summer tradition

7th annual Parkersburg Memorial Walk marches through City Park in memory of those lost to addiction.

Camden Clark holds flag raising ceremony on campus.

Williamstown deploy to Kentucky to aid flood victims

Vienna Police Chief, Mike Pifer, discusses school zone safety

Parkersburg Homecoming returns to town on Friday, August 19, 2022, starting at 6 p.m.

First Baptist church hosts Parkersburg Ice Cream Social with Hope Center ministries.

Peer Solutions gets ready for their 7th annual Parkersburg Memorial Walk. This walk means something special to not only the people involved but also the people hosting it as well.

Parkersburg ice cream social promotes restoration within the community. First Baptist Church partners with Hope Center Ministries.

Operation Kid’s Soles is underway. The kickoff to their big operation on August 20th

Rivers, trails and ales returns to Marietta for the weekend