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Handmade Holiday Spring Market to return to Wheeling Artisan Center

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By Amber Baker Verified
| WTRF-TV (Wheeling, WV) Verified
WHEELING, W.Va. — More than 40 local makers and creative entrepreneurs will gather in Wheeling this spring for a market highlighting handcrafted goods from across the region. Wheeling Heritage will host the Handmade Holiday Spring Market on Saturday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Wheeling Artisan Center. The event will feature a curated selection of artisans from Wheeling and nearby communities offering handmade items.
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Marshall County announces 2026 spring clean-up schedule

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By Amber Baker Verified
| WTRF-TV (Wheeling, WV) Verified
MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. — Marshall County residents will have multiple opportunities this spring to dispose of unwanted items as part of the county’s 2026 spring clean-up program. According to the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce, dumpsters will be available at locations across the county from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on select dates from April through May. All Marshall County residents are welcome to use any of the designated drop-off sites.
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Ohio’s ‘Avery’s Law’ to take effect in March, bringing major changes to dog laws

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By Amber Baker Verified
| WTRF-TV (Wheeling, WV) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new Ohio law aimed at preventing dog attacks and strengthening accountability for owners of dangerous dogs will take effect later this month. Gov. Mike DeWine has signed House Bill 247, also known as Avery’s Law, which updates the state’s regulations on dangerous and vicious dogs. The law takes effect March 18. State Rep.
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