This Is Home

This is Home: There were 2 ceremonies where veterans and community members gathered and placed wreaths in the river to commemorate the water deaths that occurred 81 years ago. Local veterans reflect on the day and ceremonies.

Wood County could soon lay claim to the moniker – "Title Town." As two Wood County high schools are playing for a state championship this weekend in Wheeling.

Kristin Lambert is a local race enthusiast with an inspiring story about perseverance and optimism. We look at her story in this week's This is Home feature

With Christmas time getting closer, many people will be looking to get the one of the most important centerpiece of the holiday, the Christmas tree.

The Mid-Ohio Valley Model Railroad Club is bring happiness to everyone young and old.

As the old expression goes, “life is short.” And because of that, our focus for this is home is making the most of her life despite battling cancer for what will now be her fifth time.

This Is Home: Sweet memories at Sweetapple Farms. What started as a love for pumpkins has grown into much more.

Police K9s are important members of every department. From keeping people safe to companionship with their handlers, training for these dogs is necessary. Twice a month, the Mid-Ohio Valley K9 handlers and their dogs travel to Meigs county Ohio to continue improving at their jobs.

Here's how the device could help local infants.

The Williamstown and St. Marys rivalry has been going on as long as people can remember.

On August 26, during the team’s home opener against Magnolia, Cassie Bowsher made history. She became the first female to score a point in a football game in Ravenswood program history.

With the Crosstown Showdown on the way, both mascots of Parkersburg HS and Parkersburg South HS talk about their role in the big game.

In this week's This Is Home, Alexa Griffey spoke with Washington County School Resource Officers. They discuss why it's important for them to be in the schools, saying safety is priority one, and building positive relationships with the students is priority two. They also introduced their K9 therapy dogs and discussed how they help the students.

During the summer of 2022, Maddox Rader started his nonprofit “Mad’s Muscle Men” to raise money for kids and their families affected by opioid addictions.

Jessica Lynch's most recent honor comes in the form of "Hero of the Game" by the Chicago White Sox.

This is Home features two of the longest and most dedicated volunteers of the Parkersburg Homecoming.

Local farmer helps teach sustainable skills to farmers in Ukraine during these tough times

A big honor for an area burger king employee. The district manager for five Burger Kings was recognized at an annual conference for her 28 years with the company.

This week's featured This Is Home is Alpaca Run Farms

Julia-Ann Historic District homeowners speak about what living there means to them.

Vernon Dellinger says his family is what got him through the war.

On Thursday, June 16 a Pakrersburg resident and a community foundation based in Parkersburg were both presented with a Governor’s Service award.

There is no cure for Parkinson’s disease, but Naval Officer Taylor Dewey, 41, is fighting to change that one paddle at a time.

After a two-year hiatus the Battle Against Cystic Fibrosis football game is making its return Friday night.

With the schoolyear coming to an end, many faculty members are coming to the end of their careers. In Williamstown one hometown administrator is calling it a career after decades spent with the Williamstown middle and high school.

Family of the first person to ever cross Memorial Bridge remember the bridge's earliest days.

Dr. Cousins' roots led him back to West Virginia.

-A group of Warren High School FFA members have not only made school history but is being honored for being the top team to compete in a state-wide competition.

It all started when Eli found a video about a kid who lost his hair to chemo. It inspired him to step up and his family joined.

A new brewery is coming to the town of Caldwell, and the owners say they are squealing with joy about following their dreams and investing in their hometown.