MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Amish workers, hired by a Maryland contractor, are constructing the frames of two new commercial buildings for lease on Green Bag Road. Steve Kauffman, general manager of CN Metals in Oakland, Md., said the company frequently uses Amish workers, as they are trustworthy and do good work…
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Kanawha K-9 and partner are WV Team of Year
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Kids try their hands at business on Marshall campus
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Fairmont students enjoy Jack Hanna presentation
FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Students at Fairmont State University and Pierpont Community & Technical College got to see Jack Hanna, the director emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and a wildlife correspondent, and animals from the Columbus Zoo on Wednesday. Hanna came to campus with animals and shared stories and facts about[Read More…]
Charleston pets and owners come out for blessing
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A close shave at Elkins barbershop
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Mulch fire scorches Mercer County playground
BLUEFIELD, W.Va. — No injuries were reported Wednesday afternoon when a playground mulch fire caused the evacuation of a local day care center. The Green Valley-Glenwood Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the playground behind the Imagination Station Day Care in Green Valley. What we had here is a small mulch[Read More…]
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Fire ravages Raleigh County ice plant
BECKLEY, W.Va. — Fire and ice collided Monday when a Cranberry business went up in flames, requiring three fire crews to extinguish the blaze. The Eastern Ice House along Robert C. Byrd Drive caught fire around 9 a.m. and all employees were evacuated to safety. Bradley-Prosperity Volunteer Fire Department’s Capt.[Read More…]
WV Capitol ‘canned’ during Clay Center event
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — For the 10th year, local groups and businesses built all kinds of things out of cans of food to help the Covenant House food pantry during the annual Canstruction event The structures were built in the lobby of the Clay Center, and are available for public view until[Read More…]