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The council approved measures that increase discounts for pre‑paying fire and police fees, allow an extra trash cart with enhanced waste‑service savings, and authorized a $12,192 state grant for new fencing at Worthington baseball and softball fields.
As the United States marks 250 years of independence, the story of baseball in Washington County, Maryland, weaves together pioneering players, storied teams, and enduring coaches into a narrative that mirrors the nation’s own evolution.
Fans in Parkersburg gathered at JP Henry’s to watch West Virginia’s opening game in the College World Series, celebrating a tradition that blends hometown pride with national competition.
After a period of inactivity, Parkersburg Catholic High School is bringing back baseball and softball, leveraging growing enrollment and community support to field competitive teams and reconnect with regional private schools.
On a sunny summer day in 1908, 1,800 spectators gathered on Blennerhassett Island to watch the Brooklyn Superbas defeat a ten‑man Parkersburg squad 8‑3. The game, priced at 60 cents round‑trip, featured a hidden player, ten safe hits by the visitors and a flurry of errors that kept the contest far more engaging than a prior meeting with the Cincinnati Reds.