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All State Choir Members Recognized
March 28, 2018 Students from Tyler Consolidated Middle and High School attended the 2018 WV Music Educators Association All State on March 8-10. more »» 
Development Authority Vows to Save Jug Bridge
March 28, 2018 The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (DNR) has committed $3,000,000 to a project aimed at restoring access and recreational opportunities at The Jug Wildlife Management Area (WMA). more »» 
TCHS Students Represent In All-State Ensembles
March 28, 2018 Tyler Consolidated High School freshmen Savannah Ferrell and Matthew Riddle represented the Knights Band recently in their respective all-state ensembles. more »» 
TCHS/TCMS Perform in Solo and Ensemble Festival
March 28, 2018 The Tyler Consolidated High School and Middle School Bands recently hosted two recitals for band members who participated in in the West Virginia Music Educators Association’s Solo and Ensemble... more »» 
Olive Branch Plans Pedal For Paws
March 28, 2018 The Olive Branch Animal Rescue and Refuge is planning a special “Pedal for Paws” event, slated for May 5. The event is a 6. more »» 
‘Hidden in Plain Sight’ Program Offers Clear View of Drug Awareness
March 28, 2018 Sistersville Police Chief Rob Haught and New Martinsville School Assistant Principal Shawn Coen have been visiting school and churches in both Tyler and Wetzel Counties, educating parents on drug... more »» 
Julia Bolin Eyes BOE Seat
March 28, 2018 Julia Bolin announces her candidacy for the Tyler County Board of Education. She states, “I believe that education is paramount to improving the lives of our community members, country and world. more »» 
Multi-Million Dollar Fix for County Home Debated
March 21, 2018 Several years-worth of debate on the County Home came to a climax Wednesday, March 14. more »» 
Local Ladies Gather For Fellowship at Sisters Fest
March 21, 2018 Editor’s Note: Kelly Soloman, eldest granddaughter of Adam and Shannon Kelly, e-mailed us her thoughts on this past weekend’s Sisters Fest. Read, and enjoy, below: Gratefu. more »»
Dates Set For Academic Awards Ceremony And Reception
March 21, 2018 Peoples Bank will sponsor the 40th Annual Academic Awards Ceremony and Reception to honor students in Grades 5-12 in all Tyler County Schools and Paden City Schools. more »»
Results Released For Social Studies Fair
March 21, 2018 Tyler County Schools has released the results of its school, county-level, and regional Social Studies Fair. Listed below are the school results. more »» 
Mike Smith Wants Tyler County Commission Seat
March 21, 2018 Mike Smith, a Republican from Middlebourne, has announced his candidacy for Tyler County Commission. Mike and his wife, Debra Heintzman Smith, are life-long Tyler County residents. more »» 
Byers Announces Board Of Education Candidacy
March 21, 2018 Katrina Byers, Director of the Family Resource Network, is announcing her candidacy for the Tyler County Board of Education, West District. more »» 
Ham, Bacon, Eggs and Bread Sale Raises Over $51,000
March 14, 2018 Tyler County FFA held its annual Ham, Bacon, Egg and Bread Sale on March 8 and a total of $51,811.35 raise. more »»
Paden City Looking to Clean Up Water Problems
March 14, 2018 Mayor Ken Stead began Paden City’s March 5 council meeting by informing attendees that Paden City is having some serious water issues, and the city is trying to correct those issues on a very thin... more »» 
Sisters Fest Planned for March 16-17 in Sistersville
March 14, 2018 Sisters near and far will gather in Sistersville March 16-17 for the 19th Annual Sisters Fest! The yearly celebration marks the bond among sisters and friends. more »» 
King Eyes House Seat For W.Va. House District 6
March 14, 2018 Sistersville Councilman Alex King is asking for your help to become the next Republican representative for WV House of Delegates, District 6. more »» 
Ralph Thomas Announces Board of Ed Candidacy
March 14, 2018 Ralph Thomas has announced his candidacy for Tyler County Board of Education. Ralph and his wife, Jane, reside in the Dale Community (Indian Creek). more »»
Change Your Clocks, Change Your Batteries
March 8, 2018 CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Daylight Saving Time begins in the U.S. at 2 a.m. Sunday, March. 11, 2018. The W.V. more »» 
Deal Reached in Stoppage
March 7, 2018 As of Tuesday morning, it appeared an end might be in sight to the continuing work stoppage by West Virginia teachers and service personnel. more »» |
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