The character breakfast that is a part of the Festival of Trees isn't just changing the way things are done because of COVID-19, but they're also changing the theme.
Many area nonprofit organizations have had to cancel or scale down fundraising efforts this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the West Virginia Central Federal Credit Union wants to help them recover some of the funds they missed out on.
Because it had to cancel its summer concert series due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the nonprofit organization Artsbridge has invited the artists who would have performed at those shows to participate in its virtual winter concert series.
The Southeast Ohio Foodbank, a program of Hocking Athens Perry Community Action, is hosting an on-site food distribution for income-eligible residents of its 10 county service area.
West Virginia Division of Highways announces ramp closures on U.S. 50, Corridor D, beginning on Monday, December 7, 2020, according to Mike Foley, District Three Construction Engineer.
Dr. Torie Jackson, WVU-Parkersburg’s (WVUP) vice president of institutional advancement and WVUP Foundation president and CEO, has been named to the Young Guns class of 2021 by West Virginia Executive Magazine.
Students in Williamstown High School’s Baking and Pastry Foundations class are taking home “Bake Boxes” this week as part of a series of tasty and hands-on lessons.
Because of the decision that led to St. Marys winning a state championship by default, their would-be opponents are left with an end that leaves many wanting one more game --- but still proud.
For over 30 years, the North Parkersburg Baptist Church has held an annual holiday drive in which it provides coats, toys, and food to children in need. Inspired by the film “Miracle on 34th Street”, the church often refers to its drive as the “Miracle on 31st Street,” a reference to its location in Parkersburg.
