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WELLSBURG — Emergency services was a recurring subject at Tuesday’s Brooke County Commission meeting. Business for the panel included seeking bids for off

More activity is planned at Needleseye Park and at local recreation venues as the push for expanded outdoor recreation widens.

Washington, d.c. – The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) announced Wednesday the 90 local government entities, representing 12 Appalachian states, selected to participate in READY Local Governments.

GLEN DALE – Marshall County Board of Education members on Tuesday approved hiring McKinley & Associates of Wheeling to be the architect and engineer for the new Benwood-McMechen School building project. Following the board meeting, Facilities Director Mike Price said McKinley and two other companies – Thrasher Engineering and M&G – responded to the district’s […]

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - A partnership between federal and state entities will support high-speed internet deployment to rural West Virginia communities, according to an announcement made Wednesday.

WEIRTON — City officials are searching for an engineering consultant to assist with plans for the construction of a proposed industrial access road in Weirton

Editor’s note: This article was originally printed in “Introductions,” the Tribune’s annual progress edition, on March 28.

MANNINGTON — City Council voted to pay $18,400 to Thrasher Engineering for work conducted on a bridge that connects Hardesty Addition to the city during its meeting Monday.

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (WV News) — A piece of city-owned property between Hinkle and Deegan Lakes will be the site of Bridgeports newest pickleball courts, according to City Council member Jon

WEIRTON — The Weirton Sanitary Board is officially moving into the construction phase of its planned wastewater treatment plant expansion project, giving appr