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Powhatan Pool Can Be Saved
May 23, 2013 At one time the process of hiring lifeguards, repainting concrete, checking drainage systems and otherwise preparing to open public swimming pools was a virtual rite of spring in our area. more »»
Clear Up Teacher Pension Statute
May 23, 2013 More than 200 men and women who think of themselves as teachers and are employed as such by the Jefferson County Educational Service Center have been informed that, at least for purposes of plannin... more »»
Prosecute Guilty IRS Employees
May 23, 2013 Whether the Internal Revenue Service broke the law in harassing conservative political groups “is irrelevant,” White House senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer told a reporter. more »»
Getting Caught Was Officials’ Fear
May 23, 2013 After a public outcry when the news media reported some members of the School Employees Retirement System of Ohio were planning to attend a conference in Hawaii — on the public’s dime — those... more »»
Resolve Issue Over Sheriff
May 22, 2013 Ruling whether Belmont County Sheriff Dave Lucas is qualified to hold the job should be viewed by Ohio Supreme Court justices as a matter of urgenc. more »»
Young Children Need School, Too
May 22, 2013 Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has appointed a task force to look into the physical and intellectual well-being of West Virginia children from birth to 5 years of ag. more »»
Obama Maneuvers To Repair Image
May 22, 2013 A politician can pull off only so many well-timed maneuvers before even his staunchest supporters must admit the efforts do not pass the smell tes. more »»
Scatterday’s Drive Betters Community
May 22, 2013 Few people we know can be as persistent as Robert “Scat” Scatterday of Wheeling. When he wants something for the good of the community, he simply will not take “no” for an answer. more »»
Approve TIF Funds for WJU
May 21, 2013 While clearing away dilapidated buildings may be clearing the way to move forward, real progress in downtown Wheeling has been scarce during the past few years. more »»
Obamacare Not An Improvement
May 21, 2013 Proponents of socialism insist big government always knows best. It does not, and the new national health care law — Obamacare — is demonstrating that right here in the Ohio Valley. more »»
Working Together For Valley’s Good
May 21, 2013 The hundreds of people who attended the annual Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce dinner Monday night took time for what amounted to a well-deserved pat on the back — for themselves. more »»
Creating Miracles Typical in Our Valley
May 21, 2013 In many ways the new Miracle League Baseball Field in Wheeling is a dream come true. People who do not understand the Ohio Valley might well decide the facility’s existence is a miracl. more »»
Consider Limited Local Gambling
May 20, 2013 Ohio legislators finally seem to be getting serious about shutting down “Internet cafes” throughout the state. They are absolutely right to be doing s. more »»
EPA Loses Critical Game of ‘Chicken’
May 20, 2013 But for the courage of Hardy County, W.Va., poultry producer Lois Alt, the U.S. more »»
Taxpayers Will Be Keeping Score
May 19, 2013 Wheeling City Council already has begun a process that is expected to result in $1.4 million a year in additional revenue to improve WesBanco Arena and handle infrastructure need. more »»
Medicaid Co-Pay Plan Wise in W.Va.
May 19, 2013 When something is free, we tend to take more of it than if a price tag is attache. more »»
Get Public’s Ideas on Arena
May 18, 2013 No doubt WesBanco Arena Executive Director Dennis Magruder has heard an enormous number of ideas for improving the downtown Wheeling facility. more »»
Reveal More About Davison Departure
May 18, 2013 During her first three years as Steubenville city manager, Cathy Davison and members of City Council appeared to get along well. more »»
Putting a Stop To the Barbarity
May 17, 2013 The word “vicious” has a whole new meaning. On Thursday afternoon, three thugs burst into a home in Mingo Junction, demanding cash. They claimed a man at the home owed them mone. more »»
Outside Counsel Can Be Helpful
May 17, 2013 When state government needs help designing a new building, it hires a private architect. When assistance sorting out a complex financial issue is required, private consultants sometimes are retained. more »»
Tight Budget No Barrier to Quality
May 17, 2013 Martins Ferry Board of Education officials spent much of their meeting Monday discussing ways to reduce spending. more »» |
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