New Martinsville City Council on Monday evening April 7, 2025, unanimously terminated the employment of a City Police Officer ...

As I sit down to write this editorial, the stock market is experiencing another bout of volatility, leaving investors on edge. It’s a familiar feeling, one that’s become all too common in recent years ...

On Monday April 14, 2025 the Paden City Lady Wildcats faced a tough matchup as they hosted Beallsville and fell in a 21-2 defeat. Costly errors and a quiet night at the plate plagued the Lady Wildcats ...

This week's smiling faces are Tim Greathouse and John Mensore. Tim Greathouse and John Mensore show their joy as their sons Dublae Greathouse and JD Mensore compete in the Tyler County Track meet held ...

As we observe Good Friday and Easter Sunday, we are reminded of the profound paradox at the heart of the Christian faith. On one hand, we confront the brutal reality of suffering and death, as ...

As the last wisps of winter’s chill dissipate, the Mountain State awakens from its seasonal slumber. April’s arrival brings with it a renewed sense of purpose and community, as West Virginians come ...

Jo Anna Gregory proudly wore the uniform of a Paden City Cheerleader. In this picture Jo An was 16 and a junior. She was honored with being chosen as Cheerleader of the Week. As I have stated many ...

Kayden Myers throws a no hitter vs. Hundred. Visiting Hundred was looking for their first win of the season on Monday night, March 31, in Paden City against the winless Wildcats. However the home team ...

(Photo by Rick Loy) People try out the new pickleball courts at the Wetzel County 4-H Campgrounds in advance of the grand opening celebration set for April 15. The new facility cost about $150,000.

This week's smiling faces are Jim Edwards and Kelly Fitzsimmons. Umpiring the softball game between New Martinsville School and TCMS, which was NMS’s first ever softball game, was a real honor that ...