By Charles Owens, Bluefield Daily Telegraph WELCH, W.Va. — Planning is now underway for the 106th annual Veterans Day Parade in Welch. The McDowell County parade is the longest consecutive running Veterans Day Parade in the United States. This year’s Veterans Day parade is once again being sponsored by the American[Read More…]
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A project of kindness — from one kid to another
By Toni Milbourne, The Journal SHENANDOAH JUNCTION, W.Va. — Aaron Raines, owner of Shenandoah Metal Fab in Shenandoah Junction, has a heart to help others — a trait that has been passed to his young son, Kip. Following Hurricane Helene, Aaron began gathering supplies to take down to North Carolina[Read More…]
Mon Power brings Rivesville solar energy farm online
By Esteban Fernandez, Times West Virginian FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Every morning, the residents at house on a hill on Morgan Ridge Road in Rivesville can see the sun rise on Mon Power’s new solar farm. “We offered to put some hedges in so they wouldn’t have to look at it,”[Read More…]
Editorial — POWER: ARC initiative shows promise for growth
The Parkersburg News and Sentinel Appalachian Regional Commission officials earlier this week announced $68.2 million in awards to 65 projects through its Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization (anything to come up with a snappy acronym) initiative. Though not all of the commission’s efforts are home runs, POWER[Read More…]
W.Va., Va. officials talk opioid abuse at Bluefield forum
By Greg Jordan, Bluefield Daily Telegraph BLUEFIELD, W.Va. — Attorneys general serving West Virginia and Virginia came together Wednesday in Bluefield to speak about how their states are addressing the opioid overdose epidemic as well as the threat posed by an even deadlier substance known as fentanyl. The public forum[Read More…]
Complications relating to surgery and GLP-1 use highlighted by WVU Medicine United Hospital Center doctors
By Damian Phillips, The Exponent Telegram BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — GLP-1 medications like Ozempic have come to be known as miracle weight loss drugs. But a stigma for taking them exists. Regardless of how people may feel about sharing their secret for weight loss with their friends and family, it is[Read More…]
Korean War POW/MIA soldier Sgt. Kester Hardman laid to rest near Smithville
By Rachel Morrison, Ritchie Gazette & The Cairo Standard SMITHVILLE, W.Va. — After 73 years, Sgt. Kester Bernard Hardman has finally been reunited with his family, where he belongs. Hardman, died tragically young at the age of 22 — passed April 24, 1951 — due to illness while in captivity[Read More…]
City of Hurricane skate park now a national model
Hurricane Breeze Newspaper The Clover STEMs 4-H Club unveiled Scan2Skate signage at the City of Hurricane Skate Park on Saturday, October 12th. HURRICANE, W.Va. — Putnam County’s 4-H Lego Robotics Team, the Clover STEMs, unveiled signage at the City of Hurricane Skate Park which allows beginning skateboarders to become proficient.[Read More…]
Election 2024: 5 on ballot in WV Governor’s race; frontrunners are Morrisey, Williams
Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — In the November election, West Virginia voters will have five choices on the ballot for governor. The frontrunners are Republican nominee and current West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, 56, of Harpers Ferry, and the Democratic nominee and current Huntington Mayor Steve Williams, 68. Making[Read More…]
Justice family: Debts on Greenbrier, Glade Springs resorts paid, auction canceled
Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The family of Gov. Jim Justice said in a news release sent late Tuesday that all debts on the historic Greenbrier Resort and the Resort at Glade Springs — both of which the family owns — have been satisfied with Beltway Capital, which was set[Read More…]


