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SEIBERT Local business owner Justin Seibert was appointed Wednesday by the Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors to a seat on the Wheeling Park Commission. Seibert, founder and president of Direct Online Marketing, will take the seat of Wilbur S. Jones Jr., whose term ends Feb. 28. At his exit, Jones will have served on the commission for more than 41 years. “I appreciate the confidence that the Wheeling Area Chamber has shown in me and am honored by the opportunity,” Seibert said. “Our parks system of Wheeling Park and Oglebay Resort are the crown jewels of our communit...

Staff Writer Ohio County Schools will spend almont $600,000 on turf for a new multi-use athletic field at Wheeling Park High School. The new field will be placed to the left of the baseball field, and not in “The Pit” over the hill from the field as was originally proposed. Board of education members unanimously approved the turf purchase this week. Ohio County Schools will pay the Astro Turf company $588,581. This amount includes the base price of the turf at $568,783, as well as an upgrade to a better fiber turf that increased the cost by $19,789, according to Assistant Superintendent R...

CARRI GRAHAM For The Intelligencer ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Ohio Valley Mall will honor two Wheeling Park High School athletic teams with a victory rally Thursday afternoon. During the fall season, two of the high school’s athletic teams secured state championships. In November, the girls soccer team captured first place in Class AAA with a 1-0 victory over Parkersburg South, according to a release from the mall. A month earlier, the Wheeling Park golf team won its sixth state title after beating George Washington 486-489. Joe Bell, spokesman for the mall’s parent company Cafaro Co., said ...

Ohio County slid back to red on Sunday’s state COVID alert map, so Ohio County Schools announced that Wheeling Park High School would stay on remote learning.

Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect decisions made by local school districts to delay in-person classes set for Monday due to a change Sun