Community Calendar

WVIAC Women's Softball Tournament
April 30, May 1 & 2, 2009

At the Sports Complex in Jackson Park, alongside Rosemar Road. Ohio Valley University is the host school for the event, featuring 15 member schools from around the state.

Start times are 10am and run through the day. There is a daily admission charge and passes are available at the gate.

WV State High School Softball Tournament
May 27-28, 2009

The WVSSAC is pleased to announce that the City of Vienna will be host for the WV High School's Softball Championships for the next three years.  The site for Tournament play will be the sports complex in Jackson Park.  Championships will be decided in three classes - AAA, AA and A - during the two day, double elimination event.

Ice Cream Social
Friday, June 12, 2009

Begins at 6pm at the Fire Department next to Spencer Park on 28th Street. Free entertainment, food and lots of fun! Tickets are two dollars each.

The Arts

Public Works Department is currently working hard to complete this section.

Please stayed tuned for more information.

-Storm Water Management Plan

Parks & Recreation

Jackson Memorial Park

You can get to Jackson Park from Grand Central Avenue down 34th Street or from Rosemar Road.  Jackson Park has a community building, swings and other things for kids to play on, a swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, baseball and softball fields, picnic areas and even a train caboose!

There's one more thing that most parks don't have that sets Jackson Park above everyone else....a 1950's fighter jet!

Click here to see it!

McDonough Wildlife Refuge

Directly across from Jackson Park on Rosemar Road is the entrance to the McDonough Wildlife Refuge. The refuge is a 277-acre wildlife area, managed by the Vienna Department of Parks and Recreation.

Wildlife you may see include white-tailed deer, turkey, red and gray fox, and coyote. Migratory waterfowl inhabit two ponds within the refuge. All trails are clearly marked and easy to follow.

Special attractions: Deer, turkeys, geese and ducks.

Spencer Park

Located on 28th Street in Vienna, Spencer Park is neighbor to the Vienna Volunteer Fire Department.  Home of the Ice Cream Social which is held there each year.  The park also includes a basketball court, and  a playground area accompanied by shelters to offer some shade from the sun for a mid-day snack.  Allow the kids to play while you stay cool.

Vienna Recreational & Improvement Association

Vienna Recreational Improvement Association (VRIA) is a non-profit, volunteer agency, providing recreational facilities and activities for girls and boys from Vienna, North Hills, and other neighboring and  communities when a particular activity is not available or participation  is not feasible in their area.  Over 1600 youths participate in these activities each year.

Here you will find important documents available for download.

Coaching Application

Activity Registration Card

Signup Contact Information

Sponsorship Advertisement Information

Sponsorship Advertisement Response Sheet

Vienna Wildcats Football & Cheerleading Schedule.

August...........16...........Grid-O-Rama

August...........24...........South Parkersburg - Home

August...........31...........Mineral Wells - Away

September.......7...........Tri-C - Away

September.....14...........Godbey - Away

September.....21...........*Bye Week*

September.....28...........North End - Home

October............5...........Ravenswood - Away

October..........12...........Belpre - Away

October..........19...........Warren - Home

October..........26...........Playoffs Quarter Finals - TBD

November........2...........Playoffs Semi Finals - TBD

November........8...........Consolation Games - TBD

November........9...........Championships - Away - Godbey

Vienna History

Many cities are named after their founder. However, in 1794, Dr. Joseph Spencer gave our city its name after Vienna, New Jersey, where he had participated in a Revolutionary War battle. Vienna began as a 5,000 acre settlement -- a grant to Dr. Spencer for his services during the great war.

Vienna remained rich farmland up until the late 19th Century, when roads were improved and tracks for an electric railway between Parkersburg to the south, and Marietta to the north, were laid. The strip of ground lined with trees you see in our site's graphic, above, is where they were.

Charles R. Blair, shown here, was Vienna's first mayor. Incorporated in 1935, Vienna steadily grew to the city it is today: An important hub of commerce in the Mid Ohio Valley -- home to retail stores, shopping malls, motels, restaurants, manufacturing facilities and much more.

Medical Care

Schools & Learning

Clubs & Organizations