The Herald-Dispatch HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — A 3.3 magnitude earthquake was reported in the Tri-State area Monday afternoon. According to the United States Geological Survey, the epicenter of the earthquake was northwest of Chesapeake, Ohio, about 2 miles from Huntington. It happened at 4:39 p.m. A Cabell County 911 dispatcher said[Read More…]
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Counselor offers advice to help children cope with loss during the holidays
By Mary Catherine Brooks, The Register-Herald WYOMING COUNTY, W.Va. — Warm, colorful lights sparkle in nearly every window. Christmas carols herald the season of family get-togethers, parties, and other celebrations. Classmates seem to talk of nothing else but the holidays. For many people, especially children facing the loss of a[Read More…]
Editorial: Ensure mineral appraisals are correct
The Weirton Daily Times As December sets in, West Virginia mineral rights owners can be assured of one certainty: receiving a notice in the mail of their new mineral rights valuation. And just as it’s a certainty that notice will arrive, it’s also clear that the valuation, as far as[Read More…]
New era of West Virginia government set to begin
By Charles Young, The Exponent Telegram CHARLESTON, W.Va. — It’s the end of one era and the beginning of another for West Virginia government. The state’s two-term governor, Jim Justice, is set to be sworn in as the state’s next U.S. Senator and the current attorney general, Patrick Morrisey, will[Read More…]
Foundations: Blair looks back at his tenure leading the West Virginia Senate
By Steven Allen Adams for The Journal CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Despite losing his Republican primary in May, West Virginia Senate President Craig Blair is thankful for the opportunity afforded him by his colleagues to lead the legislative body for nearly four years. “You can see the smile in my face,”[Read More…]
WV Cooks, State Parks launching statewide culinary dinner series
By Clint Thomas, Daily Mail WV CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Mountain State chefs will share their culinary savvy at 10 West Virginia’s state parks next year for Cellar to Table, a dinner series to present and promote state-cultivated foods and beverages in a savory — and scenic — manner. “Vagabond Chef”[Read More…]
WV Hive recognizes local businesses at annual ceremony
By Josephine E. Moore, The Register-Herald BECKLEY, W.Va. — Entrepreneurs and small businesses in southern West Virginia were recognized and celebrated Friday at Historic Black Knight Municipal Park during West Virginia Hive’s annual open house and awards ceremony. This year’s ceremony acknowledged the success of nine businesses from a variety[Read More…]
De Soto arrested over alleged threats to delegates
By Toni Milbourne, The Journal MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Delegate-elect Joseph de Soto, of Berkeley County, was arrested in the early morning hours Thursday and transported to Eastern Regional Jail, where he remained awaiting arraignment. Charges faced by de Soto include allegedly making threats of terrorist acts. He is currently listed[Read More…]
WVMA panel: Energy, childcare are top challenges facing West Virginia manufacturing industry
By Damian Phillips, The Exponent Telegram BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (WV News) — During the West Virginia Manufacturers Association’s winter conference, business owners, legislators and economic development advocates discussed the state’s challenges in attracting and retaining businesses. Energy production, access to child care and housing are among the chief issues that impact[Read More…]
WV high school football championships are back in Charleston: What you need to know
Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — For the first time in 31 years (and a week, because of delays caused by court proceedings), the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission’s high school football championships kick off Friday and Saturday at University of Charleston Stadium at Laidley Field, in Charleston’s East End.[Read More…]


