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Morrisey talks about opportunities in energy

By Brett DunlapFor The Parkersburg News and Sentinel Parkersburg – West Virginia will be leading the nation’s energy independence, Gov. Patrick Morrisey told a group of community leaders Thursday in Parkersburg. The governor was at the Wood County Resiliency Center for a ceremonial signing of the Strategic and Critical Resources[Read More…]

Where Help Meets Hope: Baby Box Blessed At Wheeling FDHQ

By Eric AyresFor The Intelligencer Wheeling – Community leaders gathered at the Wheeling Fire Department headquarters on Wednesday for the blessing of the new Safe Haven Baby Box in East Wheeling. If a new mother makes the difficult decision that she cannot properly care for her baby, the box offers[Read More…]

Efforts ongoing to reopen spay-neuter clinic

By Charles OwensFor Bluefield Daily Telegraph Princeton — Efforts to reopen a county clinic that provided low-cost spaying and neutering for local pet owners are ongoing. Furever Fixed, Inc., which opened in October 2024 off Shelter Road near the Mercer County Animal Shelter, was temporarily closed back in February because[Read More…]

Work begins on $35M cancer center in Princeton

By Charles Owens For Bluefield Daily Telegraph Princeton — A crowd of onlookers watched Tuesday as a bulldozer tore into a former laundry building on the campus of WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital to help make way for a new comprehensive cancer care center for the region. The demolition work[Read More…]

Community honors Upper Big Branch mine disaster victims

By Riley McCoyFor The Register-Herald Beckley — Sunshine reflected through downtown Beckley as residents gathered Monday to remember the miners who lost their lives at the Upper Big Branch mine. The ceremony drew over 50 attendees to the Miners Memorial Garden near Shoemaker Square, adjacent to the Raleigh County Courthouse.[Read More…]

Federal funding boosts regional sewer project

By Charles OwensFor Bluefield Daily Telegraph Matoaka — Approximately $2 million in federal funding is now in place for a regional sewer project in Mercer County that will serve several communities in need. The regional system as currently proposed has the potential to serve between 1,800 to 2,000 customers in[Read More…]

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