Community A Supplement to The Intelligencer, Wheeling News-Register, The Times Leader, Tyler Star News and Wetzel Chronicle Wednesday, February 26, 2020
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CLEARER VISION Students, retirees, teachers, pipeliners, truck drivers, attorneys, journalists, retail workers, medical professionals and individuals from all walks of life come together to make up the communities we call home here in the Upper Ohio Valley. These people draw from decades of local traditions as they plan their day-to-day activities, such as their commute to work or their family entertainment for a Friday night. But they also are seeking a clearer vision of the future of life in our region as technology evolves and the economy changes. This section includes a look at many things that define the quality of life in our area. Some communities are hoping to upgrade their public safety facilities, while others are hoping to attract more tourists by preserving and highlighting their many attractions. Special activities and events aim to keep customs alive. From parks and recreational facilities that provide opportunities to get away from the daily grind to clubs for youth and historical preservation organizations, there is a little bit of something for everyone who lives here or comes to visit.