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U.S. House committee advances bill that would halt application of new silica dust rule
The bill previously passed a subcommittee and, on Wednesday, passed the full Appropriations Committee 31-25 with no amendments that would affect the attempt to stop the silica rule. The post U.S. House committee advances bill that would halt application of new silica dust rule appeared first on Pennsylvania Capital-Star.
FEMA Center opens in Ohio County for April flood victims
WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) — The FEMA Individual Assistance Program officially opened its Disaster Recovery Center on Friday for those still dealing with property damage and personal issues from the April floods. The center is at 25 Armory Drive in Wheeling, West Virginia, and will be open this week Monday through Saturday from 8 am to […]
State receives requests to conduct fracking in Leesville Wildlife Area in Carroll County
The Oil and Gas Land Management Commission has received two requests to open the Leesville Wildlife Area in Carroll County to hydraulic fracturing. The requests, which were received by the commission June 24 and posted Wednesday, seek permission to drill for oil or natural gas on 65 acres of public land in Orange...
FirstEnergy loses appeal to shield internal investigations of bribery schemes from release
COLUMBUS, Ohio – A federal judge blocked an appeal Friday from FirstEnergy Corp., potentially leading to the release of two internal investigations into the company’s bribery schemes that it has spent the past year fighting to keep secret. Following the arrest of ex-Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and...
Benefit concert aids early detection efforts at WVU Cancer Institute in memory of late music lover
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Mountain State native Tonie Renner Gentile had a lifelong passion for music that endured through her brief battle with breast cancer. Following her passing at 52, her family is celebrating her memory with a Morgantown benefit concert that will aid early detection efforts led by the WVU Cancer Institute.
First annual Nelson Elliot Golf Scramble honors late Marion County teacher
FAIRMONT, W.Va (WDTV) -People from all over came to Green Hills Country Club in Fairmont on Friday to take part in the first-ever " Nelson Elliot Golf Scramble.” The event honors the memory of a beloved Marion County teacher who passed away in March of 2023. Nelson’s family told...
Call the Police if You See One of These Outside Your House in West Virginia!
West Virginia, known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich history, also faces unique challenges regarding public safety. While the state is largely peaceful, certain activities and sightings should immediately prompt concern and action. This article will detail various scenarios and specific signs that should alarm residents of West Virginia and prompt them to contact local authorities.
Capitol Theatre renovations pave the way for bigger, better shows in Wheeling
WHEELING, W.Va. — The Capitol Theatre in Wheeling has taken a pause on shows, but the action is not stopping on stage, as renovations are underway. The theatre is known for its historical and old-time feel, but its production equipment needs to be updated. Since June, the theatre has...
Corner Cafe closes its doors after decades of service
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP)—The Corner Cafe is a Parkersburg staple that has been feeding communities for decades. The building has undergone many changes, from a Matheny Motors showroom to a restaurant, and now, there is another major change. The historic restaurant permanently closed on June 30 to allow Matheny Motors...
Tucker DeVries lands on yet another NBA Mock Draft ahead of the 2024 season
Back in June, SB Nation released its list of top NBA prospects, and WVU wing Tucker DeVries wound up No. 30 overall, which translates to a late first round projection in next year's draft. As it turns out, and not surprisingly so, that wasn't the last time the coach's son was getting mocked as a draft pick.
He Talked It. He Walked It. And the Wheeling Miners Claimed the Title.
Josh Resignalo is a man about the basics when it comes to the game of football. For example, he believes like most that a team must run the ball to be able to throw the ball and vice versa. Now, when it comes to the indoor game, the version waged eight on eight in arenas across America, there are a few more tricks to the trade he’s learned during his 17 seasons in the industry.
With trio of leading rushers back, Brown hopeful West Virginia can continue on with one of top ground games in college football
While possessing the No. 3 rushing offense at the FBS level last season, West Virginia was often able to keep defenses honest not only through its ability to pass, but also by relying heavily on a trio of ball-carriers. If head coach Neal Brown has his way, that’ll again be...
Columbiana residents asked to reduce electricity usage Monday, Tuesday
As temperatures are heating up in the Valley, residents of the City of Columbiana have been asked to be more conservative with their usage of electricity Monday and Tuesday. According to a press release, temperatures are expected to reach well into the 90s in the next few days, so Columbiana residents are being asked to limit their electricity usage Monday, July 15 and Tuesday, July 16.
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