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It started here in Wheeling, believe it or not, back in the 1940s. That’s when people started leaving the Friendly City for opportunity across the Ohio River. There were 60,659 residents in Wheeling in 1930, and little by a lot since, the city’s population has dipped below 27,000 for the first time in 150 years. And when that takes place, the tax base shrinks, changes take place, decay threatens safety, crime increases, and government kicks cans down the road over and over again. Thankfully, efforts have been made by both the private and public sectors over the past few decades to bridge the region’s Rust Belt era to a still undefined but developing resurrection.One significant advantage Wheeling will have is, by the end of 2025, the state will have spent more than $360 million on infrastructure makeovers to the bridges and ramps along Interstate 70, to the Wheeling Suspension Bridge, and on the current $32 million streetscape in the downtown.This retaining wall along 14th Street is what supports Lind Street in East Wheeling, and it appears to need attention from the City of Wheeling.“Everyone knows downtown Wheeling will never be the retail area it once was because that’s not what downtown are these days,” said Erikka Storch, a former state lawmaker who was the Chamber of Commerce president during the 2010s. “The interstate work was long overdue, and the project on the Suspension Bridge was on the schedule for eight years until it finally took place because of the tour bus incident.“Even though the streetscape was delayed a couple of times because of the city, it’s still going to make a very positive difference in our downtown, and that’s very exciting to me. I can’t wait to see it for myself and I’m sure a lot of other people feel the same way,” she said. “I just know I’m thankful for the vision of former mayor Andy McKenize. If he didn’t see what was possible, and then make the deal with the state, who knows where’d we be today.”Another advantage, ironically, will be delivered by destruction.Despite the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by the electric scooter company in December, the Bird vehicles have remained available in many areas of the city.The $7 million demolition of the OVMC campus officially started nine days ago with crews starting with the Northwood and Hillcrest buildings. The plan calls for both of the former nurse’s quarters to be taken down next, and then the South and East buildings and the Education and Administration structure will follow.The West Tower, home of the general hospital and its EMSTAR unit until the sudden closure in late September 2019, is last on general contractor F.R. Bienke’s razing list.“It’s going to be a gradual process because of how large the campus is, and because of the removal of the materials that have to be moved away,” explained Bob Herron, Wheeling’s city manager since 2001. “The asbestos removal has taken place, and now the company will go one building at a time. It’s going to take some time.“But after the demolition, WVU (Health System) will begin the construction of the regional cancer center, so that’s the good news,” he said. “We’re also demolishing the parking garage on Chapline (Street), so a lot is happening in that area right now.”The Christmas Store at the Teacher's Store in Center Market is conducting its final clearance sale. and will close for good in the near future.The view from this open lot in Center Wheeling offers a look at what's taken place thanks to the population decline in a once prominent neighborhood.The south market house at Centre Market is home to several eateries, including Coleman's Fish Market, Tito's on the Market, Michael's Beef House, and Valley Cheese.Vegetation has caused much of the tunnel's eastside facade to become stained and unattractive since its last cleaning in 2009.The recent frigid evenings have kept families indoors and playing board games such as this classic. The number of venues offering live music has declined, but there still are several offering local performers on Friday and Saturday evenings.When Wesbanco Bank constructed its headquarters in downtown Wheeling back during the late 1970s, it changed the city's skyline forever. Despite the continued
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Marshall County Sheriff’s Office Launches Holiday Weekend Safety Operations
Marshall County, WV - Beginning today and continuing through the 4th of July holiday weekend, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office will deploy enhanced patrols to protect residents and visitors and to ensure a safe, enjoyable celebration across our communities. Deputies will be highly visible throughout the county and will focus on: 1. Traffic enforcement: Proactive stops and strict enforcement for both passenger and commercial vehicles, with special attention to impaired, aggressive, and distracted driving. 2. Community patrols: Frequent checks of businesses and neighborhoods; deputies will engage with residents to promote safety and deter crime. 3. Off-highway vehicle safety: Patrols along Big Wheeling and Fish Creek to ensure ATVs and UTVs are operated safely and legally. Additional safety measures include: DUI enforcement and sobriety patrols. Designated drivers and ride-share options are strongly encouraged. Waterway awareness near creeks and crossings. Expect increased presence near popular gathering areas to ensure safety. Emergency readiness. Deputies are equipped with first-aid supplies, AEDs, and Narcan. Public reminders: * Buckle up, slow down, and put the phone away. * Don’t drink and drive; plan a sober ride. * Keep pets secured and hydrated; high temperatures and fireworks can cause stress. * Be respectful of private property and posted signs. “As Sheriff, I want our county to have a fun but safe holiday weekend; deputies will be out in force - on the roads and in our neighborhoods. Your cooperation helps keep our community safe.” For non-emergencies, contact the Sheriff’s Office at 304-843-1500, In an emergency, call 911. Have a safe and happy 4th of July. Sheriff Mike Dougherty Read the full article
Scam Alert Lady Says: 'It's Military Consumer Month!'
One would think that there would be special recognition for our country’s military. Recognition of the sacrifices made. Recognition of the protection of our Constitution and our country. Unfortunately, the special recognition often comes in the way of scams. Impersonators will pretend to be someone you trust. They may claim to be from the government, your bank, a charity, or a business. They will approach you by email, text, telephone, snail mail, or in person. Scammers will contact service members and military families pretending to be from a military-focused financial institution. They may ask for your Social Security number, bank account number, or credit or debit card number, or your password.  The scammer may tell you that there is a problem with your debit card. They may say they’ve detected fraudulent activity. They may tell you your Social Security Number has been compromised. Do you recognize the name listed on your caller ID? You can’t trust caller ID. Scammers fake the number they call from. Scammers might clone your loved one’s voice and tell you about a fake emergency, saying they need money now. Scammers can access audio clips of peoples’ voices and with voice-cloning program, they can sound just like your loved one. If this happens, hang up. Call your loved one and their family to check on your loved one. If you’re not comfortable hanging up, try asking the caller a question only the real person would know the answer to or have a code phrase. The Federal Trade Commission recommends that military consumers brush up on their scam-detection skills. The MilitaryConsumer.gov blog will keep you informed about the latest on scams with information sent to your inbox. VSAFE.gov will help veterans learn about specific military fraud types and how to deal with them. More information can be found on identity theft at IdentityTheft.gov. You can order free materials fromftc.gov/bulkorder.  Sharing written materials can help people spotscams. Order information onscams or identity theft. If a service member (or anyone!) tells you they’ve been scammed, encourage them to report it at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.   Scams and scammers are getting more sophisticated. Artificial Intelligence has created more opportunities. It’s getting harder to distinguish between real and fake. Stay alert! Don’t trust the person on the other end of the communication. They are not your friend. They do not care about your personal circumstances. They don’t care what service members and veterans have done. They care about money and ways to take advantage of people. Don’t let it be you! STOP!!!  THINK!!! Stay safe! Read the full article
Championship Stakes. '95 South'. One Unforgettable Night.
Wheeling Miners Set to Host AAL Championship as 95 South Headlines Game-Day Entertainment at WesBanco Arena WHEELING, W.Va. — There are championship games… and then there are championship events. On Saturday, July 11, the spotlight shines on WesBanco Arena as the Wheeling Miners host the American Arena League Championship, welcoming the Columbus Lions in a winner-take-all showdown for league supremacy. Adding to the spectacle, legendary hip-hop pioneers 95 South will deliver live in-game entertainment, transforming the championship into one of the region’s premier sporting events of the summer. For one night, professional football collides with the soundtrack of the 1990s. Best known for iconic hits including “Whoot! There It Is,” “Rodeo,” and “C’Mon N’ Ride It (The Train),” 95 South helped define an era of music that still fills arenas and stadiums across America. Their energy, combined with championship football and thousands of passionate fans, promises an atmosphere unlike anything the Ohio Valley has experienced this season. “This is what championship sports are supposed to feel like,” said Timothy “Uncle Tim” McCormick, Director of Entertainment for the Wheeling Miners. “We wanted to create more than a football game. We wanted an experience. The best players in the American Arena League competing for a championship, one of the most recognizable groups of the 90s performing throughout the night, and the best fans in the league creating an atmosphere that people will remember for years.” The Miners have battled through one of the most challenging seasons in franchise history, overcoming adversity, schedule changes, and narrow defeats before earning the right to play for the American Arena League Championship on their home floor. Now, with the championship trophy within reach, the organization is calling on Miners Nation to fill WesBanco Arena and become the difference. Fans can expect a full-scale entertainment experience featuring: The 2026 American Arena League Championship Live performances and in-game entertainment by "95 South" A special 90's Night celebration Interactive contests and fan experiences High-energy production throughout the evening The opportunity to witness history as the Wheeling Miners compete for an AAL Championship in front of their home crowd For the players, it’s sixty minutes to earn a championship, and for the fans, it’s an opportunity to be part of one of the biggest nights in franchise history. The lights will be brighter. The crowd will be louder, and the stakes have never been higher. Tickets are on sale now - www.gowvminers.com. Fans are encouraged to secure seats early and help create one of the most electric home-field advantages in American Arena League history. Read the full article