Olivia Zinn
Anchor and Reporter at WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)
Morning Anchor/Reporter @WTOV9 | Bethany College alumna | Got a story idea? 📩 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wtov9.com | Olivia Zinn
WHEELING, W.Va. — Main Street Bank is actively participating in flood relief efforts by collecting essential items such as cleaning products, non-perishable food, and dehumidifiers. The collection took place on Friday as part of the bank's initiative to support the community. "We just want to give back to the community and say thanks for everyone and everything that they're doing," said Donnie Sheller, Executive Vice President and COO of Main Street Bank.
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wtov9.com | Olivia Zinn
OHIO COUNTY, W.Va. — In the aftermath of Saturday's deadly flash flood, thousands of tetanus and hepatitis A vaccinations have been distributed in Wheeling, breaking records for the most flood-related vaccines administered in less than a week. At least 1,200 people have already received vaccinations, according to the Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department. "It's the largest crowd they've seen following a natural disaster," Administrator Howard Gamble said.
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azfamily.com | Olivia Zinn
TRIADELPHIA, W.V. (WTOV) – At least seven people were killed during one of the worst weather tragedies in Ohio County, West Virginia. Now, one family said life will never be the same after recent flooding. What once was a multi-generational Triadelphia home is now just mud and memories. It’s actually much worse. The Creightons also lost their 19-year-old son, Travis, in the June 14 flash flood. “His heart was so big. So big,” Shelby Creighton, Travis Creighton’s sister, remarked.
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wtov9.com | Olivia Zinn
TRIADELPHIA, W.Va. — Liberty Distributors, a longstanding packing business in Triadelphia, has faced severe challenges since Saturday's deadly flooding. The swift, rising waters caused significant damage to a business that send out at least 17 trucks per day, making shipments across the country. And it happened in a hurry. "It came in just a matter of minutes," said Mark Peluchette, president of Liberty Distributors.
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wtov9.com | Olivia Zinn
OHIO COUNTY, W.Va. — Several roads and bridges in Ohio County remain closed due to flood damage, including U.S. 40 from Triadelphia to Valley Grove, Peters Run Road, Warden Run Road, Battle Run Road, Short Creek Road, GC&P, Middle Creek Road, Dixons Run Road, McGraws Run Road, Point Run Road, Atkinson Crossing, Stewarts Road, and the Shilling Bridge in Elm Grove.
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