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Hygiene Donations Fill Wheeling Health Right’s Mobile Unit (opens the original)
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WHEELING — Wheeling Health Right celebrated the final day of its hygiene item drive with a Community Appreciation Day and Fill The Mobile Unit Challenge on Wednesday. Erin George, assistant director of Wheeling Health Right, said the organization has been collecting items since Sept. 1 for its patients in need. She said the need for such items was pointed out by employee Shelia McGee. “We noticed we are in need of not only hygiene items, but winter essentials and individually packaged food,” she
Wheeling’s Part In Steamboat History Detailed During Wheeling Rotary Club Meeting (opens the original)
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WHEELING — Wheeling Rotary Club members learned Tuesday about the history of the Ohio River’s steamboats, their significant impact on the growth of the nation, along with the future of the river and its border states. Clarington, Ohio, resident Taylor Abbott, who is executive director of the Ohio River Commission, provided rotarians with a history lesson on the steamboats and their impact on the Ohio Valley and beyond. Abbott, an Ohio River historian and former treasurer of Monroe County, also d
New Moundsville City Building Work Continues (opens the original)
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MOUNDSVILLE — Contractors are still working on the new Moundsville Municipal and Safety Building. Moundsville City Manager Rick Healy said Monday that currently the estimated date to begin moving into the building is Oct. 22. “This will likely take two weeks for the complete move,” Healy said. “We have not determined how much time, if any, the offices will be closed. Once we have confirmed that move-in date, we will relay that to the public.” After moving in, Healy said there will still be some
Bellaire High School students walk to reduce mental health stigma (opens the original)
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BELLAIRE — Bellaire High School students came together Friday to show they care about their fellow classmates who may be suffering from mental health struggles or having thoughts of potentially committing suicide. Sources of Strength’s fourth annual Steps Against Suicide Awareness Walk began at the village’s park and continued in a loop through the downtown. Prior to the walk, students wrote the names of friends and loved ones who lost their lives to suicide on a banner. They also wrote positive
Ohio Valley Residents Offered Narcan Tool To Help Save A Life (opens the original)
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WHEELING — Northern Panhandle residents received a free live-saving tool on National Save A Life Day on Thursday. Volunteers in Wheeling and Moundsville were handing out naloxone nasal spray, which helps reverse the effects of opioids when someone is overdosing on the drug. The Wheeling site was set up on 18th Street near the Catholic Charities Neighborhood Center. Claudia Raymer McKay, executive director of the Ohio County Family Resource Network, said volunteers were handing out the naloxone a
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