A local teacher is doing her part to bring a little bit of the classroom home for the parents of her students

In just one week people will be heading to the polls on election day, but you might want to make sure you go to the right place.

Every day you see commercials and drive-by signs for candidates, but it's not very often you get to actually meet the people running for office.

Even though many plants have stopped growing, it's actually a good time to start scattering seeds.

Officials at the Meigs County Sheriff's Department say they're searching for a woman who robbed a bank Wednesday morning wearing a scary Halloween mask.

A record number of West Virginians are registered to vote in this year's general election.

Parkersburg Day Care Nursery is celebrating one hundred years, and is still going strong.

Elementary teachers in Wood County are finding ways to bring more physical activity into the classroom.

The city of Parkersburg is one step closer to getting a skateboard park.

Wednesday night marked the final face off between the two presidential candidates, senators Barack Obama and John McCain.

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Watch Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Joe Biden's complete speech from Marietta.

As Senator Biden spoke Tuesday night, thousands of people from the Mid-Ohio Valley listened to what he had to say.

Folks in Marietta are gearing up for a visit from another well-known candidate; this time, from the other side of the ticket.

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Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack Obama has received the endorsement of two of Ohio's largest daily newspapers.

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The movie "We Are Marshall" inspires high school student from California to enroll at Marshall University.

One law that's always being drilled into the heads of high school students is "don't drink and drive."

Voting advocates say more out-of-state college students in Ohio have registered to vote in Ohio, rather than in their home state.

Election day is still a few weeks away, but many people have already cast their vote with an absentee ballot.

People are already starting to make plans for the holiday season, and for many, those plans involve family.

There are various reasons people make time to watch the presidential debate, whether it be for entertainment, or to find out what the candidates have to say.

Voting has already started in some places, but there's still a lot of preparation that goes into election day.