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Derek Redd | Apr 7, 2021 WHEELING — Looking around Wheeling Hospital, its inclusion into the West Virginia University Health System is obvious. The “Flying WV,” the logo synonymous with WVU, can be found prominently and abundantly. Yet, Wheeling Hospital CEO Douglass Harrison said that the hospital joining the WVU team is much more than a cosmetic change. It’s a change that he feels will benefit Wheeling and the Ohio Valley immediately and well into the future. “You’re joining a wor...

John McCabe | Apr 7, 2021 Meet Albert Wright — Previously chief operating officer of WVU Medicine, CEO of J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital — Senior-level administrator at UPMC in Pittsburgh and Ohio Health in Columbus — Master’s degree in health administration from the Ohio State University — Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Florida — Married, four children WHEELING — The wait was worth it for Albert Wright. As president and CEO of WVU Medicine in Morgantown, the “...

LOG IN Offering World-Class Health Care Looking around Wheeling Hospital, its inclusion into the West Virginia University Health System is obvious. The “Flying WV,” the logo synonymous with WVU, can be found prominently and abundantly. Yet, Wheeling Hospital CEO Douglass Harrison said that the hospital joining the WVU team is much more than a cosmetic change. It’s a change that he feels will benefit Wheeling and the Ohio Valley immediately and well into the future. “You’re joining a w...

February 25, 2021 at 2:53 PM YORKTOWN, N.Y. – One of the most beautifully preserved Victorian houses in Yorktown is located on scenic Hunterbrook Road. Built in the 1890s as a country retreat for acclaimed stage actor Lewis Morrison, “Morrison Manor” was the setting for countless garden parties and picnics throughout the last years of the 19th century and early days of the 20th. The Yorktown Heritage Preservation Commission has recognized it as a Home of Historic Distinction. Morrison pu...

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said the state's goal is to vaccinate as many people, as fast as possible.

FAIRMONT — WVU Medicine will be adding 65 new staff positions at its Fairmont Medical Center campus along with enough beds to house 42 patients due to the strain COVID-19