County Schools Shut Down Due to Swine Flu

WVNS-TV - Sun Nov 08

No school tomorrow for kids in the Tyler County school district. A swine flu outbreak is so severe that officials have decided to close all Tyler County schools Monday, Nov.

Flu Shuts Down Tyler County Schools

West Virginia Metro - Sun Nov 08

Influenza has closed down an entire county school system in the state of West Virginia.

Sleepless in Sistersville

Wheeling News - Thu Oct 29

If you're losing sleep due to concerns about the economy, your health or for some reason you can't quite put your finger on, you are not alone.

Drier Days Hoped For Oglebayfest

Wheeling News - Sat Oct 03

After driving from Tyler County's Middlebourne, Nancy Kester and her son George were hoping for a little better weather during their time at Oglebayfest Friday.

Russell W. Gorby, 88

The Review - Tue Sep 22

Russell W. Gorby, 88, died at home on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009. Son of the late John H. and Ala A. Baker Gorby, he was born on Sept.

Performance Rules at 41st Annual Hillbilly Hundred in West Virginia

K&N Racing News - Fri Sep 18

Brasstown, North Carolina native Ray Cook captured the biggest win of his racing career at the 41st Annual Hillbilly Hundred sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.

Tyler man faces charges

Parkersburg News & Parkersburg Sentinel - Sat Sep 12

A 19-year-old Tyler County man was arrested Wednesday, charged with malicious wounding after stabbing a 17-year-old boy.

19 Year Old Runs Driver Off the Road and Allegedly Stabs Him

WTRF-TV Wheeling - Fri Sep 11

It was a scene straight from the movies. A crazed driver allegedly runs a fellow motorist off the road then pulls over to according to police reports stabs him.

Veterans group gets recognition

Parkersburg News & Parkersburg Sentinel - Wed Aug 26

The Blue Blazers, veterans from the Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion posts in Sistersville, Paden City and New Martinsville, were presented an award from Brig.

WWII vets leave for D.C. war memori.....

Parkersburg News & Parkersburg Sentinel - Tue Aug 18

World War II veterans from the Mid-Ohio Valley left the regional airport early Tuesday morning on a flight to Washington, D.C., to honor their service and sacrifices made to keep America free.