Author Phil Gable

Phil Gable

Phil Gable is a psychologist, veteran and Army Reservist with a history of one deployment to Afghanistan. Despite growing up in Kennesaw, Georgia, he likes to think of himself as having “married into” the Ohio Valley where his wife grew up. He is a graduate of Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia State University and Fuller Theological Seminary, where he completed his doctor of philosophy in clinical psychology. When not shamelessly navel-gazing or sipping bourbon, he likes to pursue hobbies such as writing, reading and running. Phil considers Wheeling the perfect place to do all of these things, and can occasionally be found hiding out in the comic book section of the library downtown.

WORKING OUR WAY BACK TO YOU: Jay Goodman and the Call of Belonging

Phil Gable

June 25, 2019

Editor's note: Working Our Way Back to You, will profile Ohio Valley natives who have left town but returned to the community that created them. In the first of the series, writer Phil Gamble introduces us to J...

IN SEARCH OF THIRD PLACES: The Ohio County Public Library

Phil Gable

June 12, 2019

Author’s note: In his work, The Great Good Place, urban sociologist Ray Oldenburg coined the term “third place” to define public social settings where locals regularly gather in safety for conversation, connect...

IN SEARCH OF THIRD PLACES: An Introduction

Phil Gable

June 1, 2019

Weelunk Weekender

COLORFUL EVENTS ON TAP

EVENTS in the Ohio Valley? You Can Bet On It

EVENTS Celebrate Country, Women, Heroes

Regional Science & Engineering Fair Continues to Strengthen STEM Education

EVENTS Spring Forth This Weekend (And Don’t Forget Your Valentine)

Wheeling Makes History at 12th Night Costume Ball

Autumn: A Poem

EVENTS Rev Up on the River and at the Park

PROFILES IN PERSEVERANCE: Meet Mary Hess

Families Find Adventures in Scouting

Wheeling University Receives Major Grant for Science Education

Building a Stronger Community — One Gnome at a Time

Lots of Fun Brewing at EVENTS Around Town

Five Questions: Lloyd Adams

Vineyard at 40: Still a ‘Rock and Roll Church’

Building a Stronger Community — One Gnome at a Time

EARL’S CAPERS WITH KIDS: Cherished Camping Adventures

PHYLosophy: Taking Stock of a Great Man

PETROCHEMICALS AND THE OHIO VALLEY: Part 2 — Health Effects of Cracker Plants

THE GRIFFITH FILES: Growing Up on Big Wheeling Creek in Elm Grove

Zieggy Tribe 'Wanted' by FBI

Building a Stronger Community — One Gnome at a Time

A Spotlight on Helping Hands: Assisting Marginalized Citizens

West Virginia Northern Community College Names New President

Exley Remembers (sort of) Three Days of Craziness on Max Yasgur’s Farm

TALES OF INDELIBLE INK: On Dragonfly Wings

WHEELING@WORK: Fire Chief Helms Encourages Teamwork

WesBanco Funds Oglebay Foundation Efforts

House of the Carpenter Youth Center Construction Underway

Women in Labor History Is Theme of Symposium

Wheeling University Receives Major Grant for Science Education

West Liberty University Marks 10 Years of Operation at The Highlands

Higher Education Commission Reauthorizes Wheeling Jesuit

A Spotlight on Helping Hands: Assisting Marginalized Citizens

WORKING OUR WAY BACK TO YOU: Jay Goodman and the Call of Belonging

IN SEARCH OF THIRD PLACES: The Ohio County Public Library

IN SEARCH OF THIRD PLACES: An Introduction