As the Wheeling streetscape project continues to progress, residents and visitors can expect to see traffic cones on Main and Market well into 2024. While this construction might slow down our commute, it shouldn’t slow down our support for the small businesses located in the heart of Downtown Wheeling. By making an effort to support these businesses, you are not only helping them stay afloat during a difficult time but also contributing to the overall health of the community.
The Wheeling Heritage Media team checked in with Downtown business owners, as well as local leaders, to learn more about how we can come together to make a significant impact on the success and future of these businesses, and ultimately the community as a whole.
DO SOMETHING: Support Your Favorite Downtown Businesses
The Bridge Tavern and Grill, 950 Main Street
Card and Soul Tarot, 1001 Main Street
Opossum Pouch Soft Goods, 1003 Main Street
ThrIVe Wheeling, 1052 Main Street
Mugshots, 1109 Main Street
Stages, 1063 Main Street
DiCarlo’s Pizza, 1311 Main Street
Wheeling Coffee and Spice, 13 14th Street
River City Restaurant, 1400 Main Street
Wheeling Artisan Center Shop, 1400 Main Street (second floor)
The Public Market, 1401 Main Street
Smart Centre Market, 1410 Main Street
Table 304, 1509 Main Street
Rysing Star Dance Academy, 1320 Market Street
Jewelry & Watch Co., 1223 Market Street
Shea Rose Soapery, 1207 Market Street
Nail City Record, 40 12th Street, Suite 300
Alpha Clothing, 70 12th Street
Elle and Jacks, 1201 Chapline Street
Vagabond Kitchen, 1201 Market Street
Ohio Valley MMA, 27 11th Street
Tito’s Sloppy Doggs, 1068 Market Street
Meraki Hair Salon, 1066 Market Street
Lucky Candies 2, 1061 Market Street
Taqueria 304, 1062 Market Street
Mmm Popcorn, 1057 Market Street
Panda Chinese Kitchen, 1056 Market Street
Viper’s Billiards, 1050 Market Street
DL’s Hair and Clothing, 1031 Market Street
Dyagon Alley, 24 Bridge Street
• Alex Panas is the Program Manager for Wheeling Heritage, where she works with artists, small business owners, and community stakeholders to provide technical assistance and create meaningful programs that enhance Wheeling. She also serves as the managing editor for Weelunk. Alex lives in St. Clairsville with her husband where they raise four cats and four spunky backyard chickens.
• Wheeling Heritage Media creates a variety of multimedia experiences in order to tell Wheeling’s story, both past and present. Through videos, podcasts, photos, and more, they create content and provide digital access to help more people feel connected and engaged with this vibrant, growing community.