Davisville News

About 45 former Ames workers gathered Saturday at the City Park Pavilion for their annual Christmas party.

After two days of deliberations, a special session of the Wood County grand jury returned indictments against 41 individuals Tuesday.

A Wood County woman alleges her trip to the hospital two years ago resulted in two surgeries to her knee, the second after contracting an infection following the first.

This past June, PWP Industries opened the doors to a project that promised to help close the recycling loop.

A study by researchers at Marshall University shows the polymer industry in West Virginia directly and indirectly employs more than 22,000 people and provides among the highest paid jobs in the state.

A record number of local members of the Mothers of Preschoolers group will be attending the international organization's annual convention this year.

Stolen merchandise was recovered Wednesday morning from 2306 Broad St. after police responded to the house for a destruction of property call.

Wind Chill: 62 F Workers are putting in a water line in Wood County between Davisville and Kanawha.

The city's major crimes unit arrested of two people Thursday in a weekend break-in at the Big Sandy Superstore.

Temp: 86.0 F Heat Index: 88 F The Parkersburg Major Crimes Unit arrested two people for allegedly breaking into and stealing from Big Sandy Superstore over the weekend and the investigation is leading them to more stolen items from other businesses.

A Claywood Park Public Service District sewer extension financed with economic stimulus funds might be completed by the end of the year, a district official said Thursday.

A graduate of Parkersburg High School was elected mayor of Glenville on Tuesday and is the youngest female municipal chief executive in the state, officials said.

A one-of-a-kind recycling facility in Davisville opened Tuesday. Touting recycling as the future, Leon Farahnik, PWP chairman and chief executive officer, presided over the opening of a recycling plant that will convert post-consumer bottles into food packaging material.

West Virginia leaders are expected to make a trip to Wood County Tuesday to celebrate the opening of a new recycling center.

A new recycling center set to open next month could bring new jobs to Wood County.