Warwood News

On Jan. 23, 2006, U.S. Army Sgt. Matthew Hunter laid down his life attempting to preserve the lives of others.

Frequency of public bus service on select routes will be reduced to every hour only between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. starting Monday, said Tom Hvizdos, executive director of the Ohio Valley Regional Transportation Authority.

The counting is complete, and petitions seeking a special election to overturn Wheeling's two-man cruiser law came up 350 signatures short.

Benwood officials are looking into whether it was legal for the Ohio Valley Regional Transportation Authority board to decrease the frequency of bus service in their city.

West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin will be on hand when ground is broken for the J.B. Chambers Performing Arts Center this month.

Long before preschool was common place in Wheeling, Sandra Milliken was teaching 4- and 5-year olds the fine art of sharing, what you can do with Play Dough and counting with building blocks.

A Wheeling man who stole $100,000 from the Warwood Vets must now pay back all the money he took, plus faces a lengthy prison stay.

Wheeling residents who notice an unpleasant odor and taste in their tap water in the coming days should know that the water is safe to drink, interim water plant Manager Frank Blaskovich said Monday.

The Warwood Trial comes alive Saturday morning with hundreds of participants expected for the annual Walk Now for Autism event.

James R. Machine Jr. is facing three to 15 years in prison after admitting his involvement in a robbery for hire plan.

Garden Park in Warwood looks better than ever this Memorial Day. That's because the Warwood Lions Club got behind a major effort to spruce up the entire park for the dedication of a new bandstand.

Editor's Note: May is Historic Preservation Month. The theme for 2009 is ''This Place Matters.'' Look up! Look around! Wheeling abounds with hidden architectural treasures.

West Liberty University officials collected comments Thursday about its plans to sell the Warwood Center but declined to answer people's questions during a public hearing on the matter.

Perhaps you've seen them - sporting last year's race day T-shirt, running, sweat pouring down their cheeks, their faces red and full of determination.

If they haven't already, many Ohio County property owners may soon get a knock on their door by an independent appraiser hired by the state of West Virginia.

Young children aren't the only ones who can benefit from a day at the playground this summer.

Paul Arthur once had everything he ever wanted: a successful restaurant, a beautiful beach house and a loving wife.

Petitions to rescind Wheeling's two-officer cruiser mandate are now in the hands of city officials.

West Liberty University is planning to sell its Warwood Center as it moves programs there to a new facility being constructed at The Highlands.

It started over $5, but it could soon cost Robert Gura, 26, the next several years of his freedom.