Triadelphia News

Posted Monday, December 21, 2009 ; 06:03 PM Post Comment Updated Monday, December 21, 2009; 06:35 PM The guns were allegedly stolen out of an Ohio County Sheriff deputies car in August.

Acting U.S. Attorney Betsy Jividen says 41 year old Shawn Henderson of Triadelphia plead guilty to one count of distributing cocaine within one-thousand feet of Bridge Street Middle School in Wheeling .

Joyce Jingle and her merry band of Triadelphia Middle School carolers spread a little Christmas joy - and cash - Tuesday during a Wheeling Rotary Club meeting.

Ohio County Schools on Monday gained approval for a $1.84 million no-interest state loan to help construct the J.B. Chambers Performing Arts Center at Wheeling Park High School.

Send us your wind damage pics and video>>> Wind damage has been reported around the area.

A chlorine leak at a hotel's indoor pool sent nine people, including three children, to local hospitals late Wednesday.

The three were staying in separate rooms at the Comfort Inn in Triadelphia. According to Valley Grove Fire Chief Bob Young his department was initially called out around 9:30 a.m. Sunday for a person suffering from seizures and shortness of breath.

Posted Monday, December 7, 2009 ; 09:31 PM Post Comment A carbon monoxide leak at the Comfort Inn in Triadelphia sends three people to the hospital.

Ohio hunters will hit the woods Monday and many of them will be out before the sun comes up.

Among the most heartwarming and encouraging stories we published about Veterans Day was one from Triadelphia Middle School.

On Tuesday, Nov. 10, students who attend Triadelphia Middle School are invited to bring a veteran or current military personnel to a luncheon from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the media center.

The Weirton Police Department will be among 13 area police departments being honored with AAA's Platinum Awards for their highway safety activities on Nov.

Alaina Bell took a deep breath and held it Thursday, just like her grandma Sandra Hall told her to.

The wheels on the buses to Moundsville may be going round and round, but the number of riders on them has Ohio Valley Regional Transportation Authority officials concerned.

Parents who think they can get their child vaccinated before it is their turn should think again.

Teachers are always quizzing their students to improve their education, but on Monday pupils were posed a different question: Nasal or injection? That was the question asked of more than 600 students who received the swine, or H1N1, flu vaccine during a mass clinic at Triadelphia Middle School.

An H1N1 mass vaccination clinic is now scheduled for students of Triadelphia Middle School, Steenrod Elementary, and Woodsdale Elementary School for Monday, Oct.

Official said an adult and child were transported to the hospital after a fire overnight.

Obscure as they may be, they are there, with motorists and joggers passing them by daily many times without even a notice.

Motorists traveling east on Interstate 70 won't be able to use exit 5 for the next month, according to the West Virginia Division of Highways.