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/PRNewswire/ -- A transition from paper to digital processes is underway in Wheeling City, West Virginia where local officials have sought greater efficiency...

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CTC rejects Bluefield State College request for satellite campus in Wheeling By June 3, 2021 - 1:12 pm The City of Wheeling and Bluefield State College agreed to an MOU in February on using parts of the old OVMC campus for a branch. WHEELING, W.Va. — Following months of debate between officials with Bluefield State College, the City of Wheeling and local college leaders in Ohio County, the West Virginia Council for Community & Technical College Education rejected the request by Bluefield State College to offer three associate degrees at a satellite campus in the city. The council (CTC) ma...

ERIC AYRES Staff Writer File Photo A young swimmer enjoys the chance to cool off at the Oglebay swimming pool during a previous summer. Cool weather will soon be a memory for people of the Ohio Valley, and public swimming pools across Wheeling are slated to open for the season — some as soon as next week. Many public pools are currently looking to fill positions for certified lifeguards and other seasonal jobs needed for their operation. WHEELING — Don’t let the unseasonably chilly weather fool you — summer is on its way, and in the coming weeks, public swimming pools across the ci...

Staff Writer Photo by Eric Ayres The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has approved funds for the asbestos abatement, environmental remediation and demolition of dilapidated warehouse buildings on 19th Street purchased by the city of Wheeling last year. WHEELING — The City of Wheeling is getting some funding help from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection to clear dilapidated warehouse buildings from the 19th Street property, which the city of Wheeling acquired last year. City Manager Robert Herron reported to city council this week that the funding has...