A sixth-grade class at Williamstown Middle School put together a tribute for those affected by 9/11 on "First Responders Day."
The 42nd annual Turkey Trot will be done in different circumstances due to the pandemic.
Washington State Community College has unveiled a new facility to assist students in their academic pursuits.
Because of events to raise funds for Camden Clark's mammogram fund, businesses have stepped up to help raise money for this month.
The city of Vienna won the grand prize for their beautification efforts and are being awarded $1 thousand.
As the holidays approach, the Salvation Army is looking for volunteers that will take part as bellringers.
A traveling artist is in the Mid-Ohio Valley area to put together an art project that showcases how people have overcome adversity.
This Saturday will be the annual “Drug Take Back Day” for those wanting to help fix the national opioid epidemic and properly dispose of medications that could be harmful for anyone near them.
The Washington State Community College nursing program is receiving $90 thousand in grants from two local organizations.
With it being School Bus Safety Week, now is as good of a time to remind drivers to watch for children getting on and off school buses.
Jackson County Community Foundation is including Hope House Ministries in its charity challenge campaign.
Riverview Credit Union is having their sixth annual food drive to provide assistance to the Gospel Mission Food Pantry.
The Downtown Ambassadors program is back on to preserve the streets of downtown Parkersburg after some time away because of the pandemic.
Breast cancer is isn’t just common place for women ages 40 and older. It can be found in those younger --- including those in their teens.
Washington County is getting some assistance in their internet access from the Southeast Ohio Broadband Cooperative.
Today the Mid-Ohio Valley Health Department held a COVID-19 testing drive through at South Parkersburg Baptist Church.
A barbeque benefit will be taking place this weekend to raise funds for the "Slow Down for the Holidays" program by the St. Marys Police Department and Pleasants County Sheriff's Office.
Buckeye Hills Regional Council is lending a helping hand to those who are eligible for Medicare’s annual enrollment plan starting this Thursday.
A study done by the United Way of the National Captial Area shows that West Virginia ranks near the bottom of major categories involving mental health resource availability and residents willing to seek out help.
Marietta College held a blood drive today in association with the American Red Cross.
A West Virginia Help line reached both 50 thousand calls and the five-year mark.
Drive-through clinics scheduled Friday and Saturday
Two Parkersburg businesses are coming together to help students who do not have adequate internet access at home.
As the Fall and Winter weather begin coming in, it’s important to remember some safety precautions for staying warm.
With October being Distracted Driving Awareness Month, it’s important for people to remind themselves how to be safer on the road for themselves and others around them.
A fleet of antique, wooden boats made their way to Marietta for a public showcase.
Yesterday, the Veterans Museum of the Mid-Ohio Valley held a “Stepping stone ceremony” in honor of 58 veterans in City Park.
Just a month away from the presidential election, many in the Parkersburg area are getting involved in any way they can to rally behind their party.
Those from the Wood County area and farther away gathered for the Minted unique open-air shopping event.
The 4-H campground held their annual ox roast today as they looked to raise money to combat the losses they were dealt from the pandemic.
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Recovery centers are working extra hard during the pandemic to help patients as well as other centers in the area.
Settlers Bank helped the Marietta Community Foundation reach its $60 thousand goal today.
West Virginia residents that are looking for help with their healthcare can use something called “WV Navigation.”
A new “pop up” store has opened at Grand Central Mall and features a few local business.
Some elementary students in Wood County are being allowed to do virtual only learning by their parents.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention of the Mid-Ohio Valley held their 14th annual Out of the Darkness Walk today at City Park in Parkersburg.
With the presidential election a month-and-a-half away both sides are looking at ways to show their support and campaign for their party.
Twin Rivers Baptist Church held a free meal for first responders to show their appreciation for what they do for everyone.
A Parkersburg veteran is receiving one of the highest honors that someone can get through service for his brothers in arms.
Martin Elementary School principal, Tom Wheeler has penned a novel for young adults.
Two officers from the St. Marys Police Department were awarded pins for their recent certification as special weapons and tactics operations --- also known as SWAT.
With Halloween a little over a month away, many parents in the Mid-Ohio Valley are wondering what is the protocol for trick or treaters.
The annual “Out of the Darkness Walk” that raises awareness for suicide prevention, will be held this Saturday at Parkersburg City Park from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
A new weekly fundraiser at the Parkersburg Art Center involves splattering a person with paint---also known as pollocking a person.
Habitat for Humanity has dedicated their 107th home in their history.
Groups of bikers come together to raise funds for homeless veterans and to pay their respects to fallen soldiers at City Park.
Volunteers came together to clean up the Parkersburg area.
A note for drivers as mask mandates remain in effect, AAA is advising drivers not to hang their masks on their rearview mirror.