‘Home of the Brave’ Project Recognizes Those on the FrontlinesProvided April 16, 2020We all know someone who is putting on a brave face right now to support our community in this time...
WVDOH Paving Way Toward ProgressSteve Novotney September 18, 2016He was being honest when he said it. “This job sometimes keeps me up at night,” admitted Gus Suwaid, the...
Wheeling Area Infrastructure a DOH PrioritySteve Novotney July 22, 2016(Cover photo provided by the Al Molnar Collection) Two of them can be renovated but one, the span in the...
Capitol Signage Should Reflect City’s ProgressSteve Novotney March 1, 2016It’s faded, peeling away, none of what is promoted exists today in the same form it once did, and it...
How Wheeling’s Mail Pouch Changed AdvertisingCharlie Kleine December 10, 2015Story courtesy of Weelunk partner West Virginia Public Broadcasting Accompanying story here: Listen You’ve probably seen them. Barns with...
A Really Good Sign For WheelingSteve Novotney November 17, 2015Frank O’Brien and his staff members at the Wheeling Convention and Visitors Bureau spend the vast majority of their time...
Don’t give up the ghosts: Wheeling’s hand-painted advertising signs are fading awayLee Chottiner August 28, 2015Editor’s note: This story is posted via Weelunk’s partnership with Dateline: Wheeling and originally appeared there. For more great Wheeling...
New Signs Make Their Mark In Local NeighborhoodsSteve Novotney July 28, 2015Local residents and visitors alike now can learn the history of several Wheeling neighborhoods thanks to the placement of historical...
Signs of Wheeling: Today, Yesterday, and TomorrowGlynis Board November 9, 2014 By Glynis Louise Board West Virginia Public Radio and Weelunk.com Andy Hogan is a sign collector in the Wheeling area,...
