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    ‘Mix’ Involved with Annual Bluesfest   

    Steve Novotney August 9, 2017
    It’s about the mix for Bruce Wheeler, and that involves the artists performing and the vendors selling during the annual...

    In Pictures: McMechen, Still

    Steve Novotney August 8, 2017
    It’s been more than a week since 5.2 inches of rain fell on McMechen, a community that is terraced in...

    Valley Views & Varmints: A Valley Called Egypt

    Laura Jackson Roberts August 8, 2017
    I just got back from a Yellowstone vacation. In addition to the mountain-gazing, geysers, and grizzly bears, I was particularly...

    Farm To Fork 2017 In Pictures

    Rochambeau August 7, 2017
    The Wheeling Symphony Auxiliary hosted its 6th annual Farm To Fork benefit dinner on Saturday evening at Rock Valley Farm...

    An Old Man

    Bill Hogan August 6, 2017
      The skin and hair have thinned, the muscles have shrunk and weakened, the carriage is bent. The energy that...

    A Fix for Flooding?

    Steve Novotney August 5, 2017
    On Sept. 17, 2004, Hurricane Ivan parked over most of the Wheeling area and dumped a little more than 10...

    Take The Survey: Help WVU Learn More About West Virginia

    Weelunk Staff August 4, 2017
    Researchers at West Virginia University are interested in knowing more about community life in West Virginia. Specifically, they are interested...

    Gaudio Lives His Life with Family

    Steve Novotney August 3, 2017
    He knows no strangers and considers you and me a part of his family. And Bob Gaudio may not even...

    20th Year for Pat Clutter Classic

    Steve Novotney August 1, 2017
    Pat Clutter did not own a smartphone or an iPad, but he had heard of the coming of something called...

    WLU Biology Professor Digs New Species

    Maureen Zambito July 31, 2017
    Summer can be a busy time for faculty as they dig into research and dig in is exactly what Dr....

    Fall Opening for Fitzsimmons Dog Park

    Steve Novotney July 30, 2017
    It was a little more than four years ago when the conversation started about building a dog park in the...

    Becoming Successful in the Ohio Valley

    Brooke Robinson July 30, 2017
     Background Today is a time when young adults are graduating from high school and traveling away from home to attend...

    A More Compassionate Country Day

    Glynis Board July 29, 2017
    Story courtesy of Weelunk partner West Virginia Public Broadcasting Accompanying story and audio here: Listen As compassion training is becoming more...

    “Coal”

    Steve Novotney July 28, 2017
    There are wives in this Upper Ohio Valley whose husbands have delved deep underground for 30 or 40 years, and...

    Support Faith in Action With Disc Golf

    Yvonne Verno July 27, 2017
    Faith in Action is an agency like no other in the Ohio Valley. Originally organized by a group of congregations...

    For 30 Years Coalition for Homeless Answers Prayers

    Brian Thomas July 27, 2017
    The Greater Wheeling Coalition for the Homeless, located in the heart of East Wheeling at 84 15th Street, is currently...

    Valley Views & Varmints: Belmont County’s Sacred Canyon

    Laura Jackson Roberts July 26, 2017
    When I was a child, my father took me to a wild and rocky place far from home. I don’t...

    Stahl Enjoys Working for Wheeling

    Steve Novotney July 25, 2017
    He’d never done it before, Philip Stahl thought. So why not, he thought. Stahl’s first day allowed him to determine...

    An Afternoon With Stobart

    Brian Thomas July 23, 2017
    And death shall have no dominion. Dead man naked they shall be one With the man in the wind and...

    A Food Trucker’s Bumpy Road

    Steve Novotney July 22, 2017
    And a blown transmission is a part of it, too. Dean Barath found that out this past week, and consequently...

    Gentile To Honor Grandpa at Italian Fest

    Steve Novotney July 20, 2017
    He went there. He needed to see where Luigi Gentile grew up. What he encountered when visiting the Molise region...

    Recycling Does Make Good Economic Sense

    Mayor Glenn Elliott July 19, 2017
    At last night’s City Council meeting, I appointed members of a new Ad Hoc Committee on Recycling that will be...

    West Virginia Historic Preservation Awards Nominations Deadline Approaching

    Weelunk Staff July 17, 2017
    Is there an exciting or impressive historic preservation project happening in the Mountain State?  Here is your chance to nominate the...

    Woodview to Open at Former Ernie’s Esquire

    Steve Novotney July 16, 2017
    It was a special evening for most people when they had the opportunity to dine there because the décor was...

    A Wheeling Company Changes the World

    Sarah Cuff Koegler July 15, 2017
    As we pulled into Touchstone Research Laboratory in the Triadelphia area of Ohio County, CEO and Founder, Brian Joseph, met...

    Mineral Springs and the Stratford Hotel

    Kate Quinn July 14, 2017
    My interest in the Stratford Hotel began as a young girl. It was there I played hooky from piano lessons,...

    Joe Zelek Ready to Return To JITH Stage

    Steve Novotney July 12, 2017
    Plateaus. That’s how he views his career, and on Thursday, Joe Zelek will reach another after taking some time off,...

    1996 MixTape: Jamboree in the Hills

    LeeRoy July 11, 2017
    Let’s travel back to a time when the music was good and the not-so-delicate scent of body odor filled the...

    Leo the Barber

    Jack Blackwell July 10, 2017
    Leo was the McColloch Street barber. His was a single chair shop. Nothing remarkable, but perhaps it’s worth a few...

    Crackerland?

    Steve Novotney July 9, 2017
    There are a lot of numbers to consider here. $6 billion: The price tag on the cracker plant that has...

    Brother Jim

    Bill Hogan July 8, 2017
    Brother Jim, 1931 –  2003 Sometime ago someone asked what Jim did. I thought about it for a minute then told...

    C.J. Goes to Camp … NFL Camp, That Is

    Steve Novotney July 8, 2017
    He played in THE Super Bowl, and yes, he watched as a 21-3 halftime lead eroded into a 34-28 overtime...

    A Story Behind a Linsly Statue: West Virginia’s First Flying Ace

    Bill Hogan July 7, 2017
    When I was a small boy in the 1930s, my dad would take me to the Armistice Day ceremony at...

    Wilson Pleased with First Year on Council

    Steve Novotney July 6, 2017
    The youngest ever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That’s how Brian Wilson now feels. At first, yup, it was an intimidating little...

    Don’t Miss the Elmhurst Shrimp Boil

    Marilyn Mull July 5, 2017
    What’s a traditional Louisiana-style shrimp boil doing in the heart of Appalachia, specifically Wheeling where Coleman’s Fish is the premier...

    Scenes Seen in Wheeling – Part 2

    Steve Novotney July 4, 2017
    There are problems, and there are issues, no doubt, and no one is denying that fact. And no one is...

    An Ode to Wheeling Summers

    Christina Fisanick July 2, 2017
    By Christina Greer The headlines are depressing.   “The most miserable state in the US is West Virginia. For the...

    The Griffith Files: A Gift of Music From an Ohio River Barge

    Gerry Griffith July 1, 2017
    An Old Ohio River Barge Boat Cook Brings a Musical Gift of a Lifetime to a Fledging Wheeling Musician named...
    Down on Main

    Carney’s Life Path Takes Him Home

    Steve Novotney July 1, 2017
    Literally, it is down on Main Street past the Eckhart House and Uncle Pete’s and Happy Goat Yoga and the...

    Wheeling Park Revives Drive-In Theater

    Steve Novotney June 29, 2017
    It’s the word. “Grease,” that is. John Travolta as “Danny,” and Olivia Newton-John as “Sandy”? Yes, that “Grease,” and the...

    A Zoo Brew Chronicle

    Brian Thomas June 29, 2017
    In the distance, a lone banjo laments an old song. Remembering old days buried deep within fading memories, a fiddle...

    Local Kayakers Urged To Heed Danger

    Steve Novotney June 28, 2017
    Kayaking local creeks is an activity that has picked up in popularity during recent years, and that is why Lou...

    Valley Views & Varmints: Tiny Lights

    Laura Jackson Roberts June 27, 2017
    Summer brings out the bugs. Nasty skeeters, biblical plagues of cicadas, and that cricket that lived in my car for...

    Bethlehem’s Mayor, Tim Bishop, Reflecting on Progress

    Steve Novotney June 25, 2017
    It would have been only two years had he not been unopposed and re-elected in June. Now, it will be...

    DiNardos’ House Is A Centre Market Surprise

    Steve Novotney June 24, 2017
    Anyone who knows Centre Market even remotely well is aware of the large, purple garage door that stands next door...

    Wood Family Vigilant with Bookstore Project

    Steve Novotney June 23, 2017
    Vacant. That is how this historic North Wheeling building located at 650 Main St. has rested for more than a...

    Betty’s 2017 Garden

    Earl Nicodemus June 23, 2017
    Betty’s Garden Diary Revisited! Preface Greetings fellow Weelunk gardeners! This is a follow-up to the “Betty’s Garden Diary” series that...

    This Day in WV History: Earl Oglebay Dies

    Jeremy Morris June 22, 2017
    Story courtesy of Weelunk partner West Virginia Public Broadcasting Earl Oglebay died on June 22, 1926, at age 77. The son...

    Sheriff Tom Howard Keeping His Promises

    Steve Novotney June 22, 2017
    Candidates running for public office usually make promises they fail to keep once their successful campaigns are complete, but Ohio...

    Interview: Joshua Lee on Wheeling’s musical ‘Promise Land’

    Joni Deutsch June 21, 2017
    Story courtesy of Weelunk partner West Virginia Public Broadcasting “We need to work to retain young musicians so we can...
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