From the Public Notice Resource Center: I. Public Notice Public notice is information alerting citizens of government or government-related activities that may cause a citizen to take action. Traditionally and effectively newspapers—that are intended for general circulation, published regularly at short intervals, containing intelligence of current news of[Read More…]
By Amber Vineyard SchoonoverFor The National Youth Science Camp Davis – The National Youth Science Camp (NYSCamp) has proudly welcomed this year’s class of delegates from nearly 50 states, overseas military postings, and eight Western Hemisphere nations to the Mountain State. Continuing its legacy of more than 60 years in[Read More…]
By Brad JohnsonFor The Intelligencer Buckhannon — Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s office confirmed Thursday afternoon that two people who had been reported missing after Tuesday night’s severe storms are in fact deceased. No names have been released. Officials said identification is still pending and family members are being notified. These are[Read More…]
By Eric CraveyFor The Register-Herald Beckley — A day after making his first appearance in U.S. District Court on charges of enticing a minor, Del. Elliott Pritt has been stripped of his West Virginia teaching credentials. The Oak Hill High teacher is charged with grooming a 15-year-old using the internet[Read More…]
By Ben ConleyFor The Dominion Post Morgantown – Sometimes the visuals don’t quite match the vision. That’s been the case for Hazel’s House of Hope since it opened its doors to its first tenant agency more than five years ago. The vision, first pitched in 2019, was a novel one[Read More…]
By Mike TonyFor HDMedia An energy expert sensed artificial intelligence bubble trouble at a West Virginia Public Service Commission hearing the body held in Charleston last week on a proposal by FirstEnergy to build a $2.47 billion, 1,200-megawatt gas plant in Monongalia County supported by a new 2.3% annual rate hike, driven[Read More…]
By Diane NesterFor The Office of WV Secretary of State Kris Warner Charleston – WV Secretary of State Kris Warner issued today a Public Notice for a proposed West Virginia Constitutional Amendment to Section I, Article IV relating to the right to vote in elections held in West Virginia. The notice is issued[Read More…]
By Tammie Toler PresleyFor Concord University Retention gains, a new athletic facility, and record fundraising highlight a year of momentum for the Athens, W.Va. institution Athens — Concord University closed out the 2025-26 academic year with numbers that tell a bigger story: more students staying, more doors opening, and more[Read More…]
By Steven Allen Adams and Taylor McKinnieFor The Intelligencer Pleasants County/Upshur County — Severe storms that swept across West Virginia Tuesday left behind a path of destruction, flooding and power outages from Pleasants County to Upshur County, damaging homes, businesses and infrastructure while prompting emergency declarations and bringing communities together[Read More…]
By Eric CraveyFor The Register-Herald Beckley — West Virginia Speaker of the House Roger Hanshaw said late Wednesday that Fayette County Del. Elliott Pritt should resign his seat in the House of Delegates. Hanshaw’s comments came just hours after Pritt had appeared in a federal courtroom in Charleston to face charges that[Read More…]
By Jim BissettFor The Dominion Post Morgantown – Ruffy perked up when Leo Horacek sidled over to the piano at his house on Willowdale Road that one afternoon back in 2022. His canine roommate – a poodle, without the fancy haircut – knew what was coming. Horacek, a professor emeritus[Read More…]
