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The Mothman Festival returns on Saturday

By Chad Vaughn, River Cities Tribune & Register POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — Whether it’s real or a myth, the Mothman has a firm grip on the public’s imagination. That interest will be clearly evident this weekend as the Mothman Festival returns for a full slate of activities on Saturday and[Read More…]

Editorial: Demanding success

The Journal It’s hard to understand what the lawmakers who rode into office boasting of their aim to “right size” state government were thinking when they decided to turn the Department of Health and Human Resources into three new agencies (four if you count the Office of Shared Administration that[Read More…]

Harrison County (West Virginia) law enforcement, school officials caution residents on spreading misinformation amid school safety concerns

By Damian Phillips, The Exponent Telegram CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — Harrison County law enforcement and school officials held a press conference Thursday urging parents to stop the spread of misinformation after a day of fear and confusion at many county schools. After a number of threats to Pennsylvania and West Virginia[Read More…]

Drought, gusty winds bring increased wildfire risk to state

By Rick Steelhammer, HD Media CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Several brush fires continued to smoke and smolder at scattered locations across southern West Virginia on Thursday and ran the risk of spreading as dry, breezy winds swept into the state in advance of the remnants of Tropical Storm Francine’s northwestward movement.[Read More…]

Form Factory 1 ready to begin trial production in Weirton

By Craig Howell, The Weirton Daily Times WEIRTON, W.Va. — Trial production is ready to get under way at Form Factory 1. Form Energy, which has been constructing its first high-volume iron-air battery production facility in Weirton for the last year, welcomed invited guests and dignitaries Thursday to celebrate the[Read More…]

First responders visit WVSOM to learn healthy ways to cope with trauma

West Virginia Press Association LEWISBURG, W.Va. — During a Sept. 11 presentation on the campus of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM), a husband-and-wife team used a common household situation to illustrate how stress can affect emergency medical technicians, firefighters, law enforcement officers and behavioral health professionals. “Think[Read More…]

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