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Four Candidates Vie for W.Va. Delegate Position
May 2, 2018 Four area gentleman are vying for the position of House of Delegates, Sixth District. The Tyler Star News provided each candidate a simple questionnaire, along with a request for a brief biography. more »»
Chamber of Commerce Holds Tyler County Forum
May 2, 2018 The Wetzel County Chamber of Commerce gave neighboring Tyler County residents one last opportunity April 24 to meet their candidates. more »»
Sistersville City Council Discusses Audit Concerns
May 2, 2018 Sistersville City Council recently convened and began the meeting by swearing in newly elected officials including Mayor Bill Rice, City Recorder Heather Rice, Chief of Police Rob Haught, and counci... more »» 
Republican Executive Committee Holds Annual Lincoln Dinner
April 25, 2018 The Tyler County Republican Executive Committee recently held its Lincoln Day Dinner at the Baptist Church in Sistersville. more »» 
TCHS Students Headed to State Social Studies Fair
April 25, 2018 Three students from Tyler Consolidated High School have qualified for the WV State Social Studies Fair to be held in Charleston on Friday, April 27. more »»
PSD Requests Funding For Lines
April 25, 2018 Tina Lancaster and Art Mason, with Tyler County PSD, met with the county commission to request funding for a water line replacement on Elk Fork. more »»
Middlebourne Mayor Proclaims Poppy Day
April 25, 2018 Middlebourne Council, at its recent meeting, was presented a plaque by American Legion representative Cathy Post. Post presented a proclamation to be signed by Mayor Seago. more »» 
TCHS Students Excel at Welding and Fabrication Skills
April 25, 2018 The SkillsUSA Spring State Leadership Conference (Competition) was held in Fairmont, W.Va. April 13-14. more »»
Paden City Prepares For June 7 Election
April 25, 2018 The City of Paden City will hold an election on June 7, 2018. A Mayor and one member of council from each ward will be elected. more »»
Annual Drug Take Back Day Slated For April 28
April 25, 2018 On Saturday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.. more »» 
Roger Kimble Eyes Board of Education Seat
April 25, 2018 Roger Kimble is vying for a position on the Tyler County Board of Education. Kimble currently resides on Buck Run with his wife, Sadonna. more »» 
Wayne McKeever Is Ready For Re-election
April 25, 2018 Wayne McKeever, Conservation District Supervisor for the Upper Ohio Conservation District, is hoping to keep his position after residents head to the polls for the May 8 primary. more »» 
Candidates Share Platforms At Auxiliary Forum
April 25, 2018 Several candidates, vying for a May 8 victory, took to the podium April 20 and shared their platforms and plans for the future. more »»
Tyler Residents Eye Board Seats
April 25, 2018 Several local residents are aiming for three available seats on the Tyler County Board of Education. more »» 
People’s Bank Hosts 40th Anniversary Award Ceremony
April 18, 2018 The 40th Annual People’s Bank Awards were held April 10 and 12 in the Tyler Consolidated auditorium to congratulate several students who have been nominated as being in the top 15 percent of their... more »»
U.S. House Candidates Square Off in Wetzel County
April 18, 2018 NEW MARTINSVILLE — Gun control, the opioid crisis and fixing the national healthcare system were among the topics congressional candidates discussed during a Wetzel County debate Tuesday night. more »» 
Spoon Lady To Play at Back Home Festival
April 18, 2018 The Back Home Appalachian Arts & Music Festival will welcome Abby the Spoon Lady to downtown New Martinsville on Saturday, June 30. more »» 
Delauder Vies For Commission Seat
April 18, 2018 Charlie Delauder has filed to run as a candidate for the Tyler County Commission. He has been married to Pam Hayes of Meadville for the past 41 years. more »» 
Fitzwater Files For Commission Post
April 18, 2018 Rod Fitzwater has filed to run as a Republican candidate for the Tyler County Commission and vows honesty, integrity, commitment and dedication to the residents of Tyler County. more »» 
Local Libraries Offer Stacks Of Fun
April 11, 2018 This week celebrates National Library Week, and it is a good time to get to know your local libraries in Tyler County. more »» |
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