By Ed Parson, Tyler Star News CHARLESTON, W.Va. — An investigation by the West Virginia Ethics Commission Probable Review Board entered an order on September 17, 2025 finding that there is probable cause to believe that Tyler County Board of Education member Larry Thomas violated the Ethics Act by sending[Read More…]
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Sidewinder Enterprises has petition denied in Circuit Court, a win for the Jefferson County Planning Commission
By Andrew Spellman, Spirit of Jefferson CHARLES TOWN, W.Va — After nearly four hours of deliberation between counsel for Sidewinder Enterprises, the Jefferson County Planning Commission (JCPC) and the intervenors in support of JCPC in Jefferson County Circuit Court, Judge Bridget Cohee handed Sidewinder yet another loss in its continuing fight[Read More…]
Residents pay tribute to veterans
By Greg Jordan and Tara Wyatt, CNHI West Virginia BECKLEY — Frigid temperatures failed Tuesday to keep parades across the region from going ahead and honoring the service and many sacrifices the nation’s veterans have made for their country. People wanting to honor local veterans bundled up and brought blankets[Read More…]
Vandalia breaks ground on $25M Neuroscience Institute in downtown Charleston
By Christopher Millette, Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Get ready for a building boom around CAMC General in Charleston. Vandalia Health announced Tuesday the construction of a $25 million Neuroscience Institute to expand neurological capabilities for patients in Charleston. In a separate project, a new rehabilitation hospital is in the[Read More…]
New Washington Center director making more than $300,000
By Steven Allen Adams for The Weirton Daily Times CHARLESTON – The newly appointed director of a new center at West Virginia University focused on “classical Western history and culture and American constitutional thought” will be paid nearly one-third of $1 million during his first year. According to an employment[Read More…]
Smith Shoots Straight in Parsons Town Hall, Talks Ridgeline Project, HB 2014
By Lydia Crawley, The Parsons Advocate PARSONS, W.Va. — The Parsons Revitalization Organization, PRO on TRAC, a 501c3 organization focused on revitalization of Parsons, hosted a Town Hall with West Virginia State Senate President Randy Smith Thursday, November 6th at the Tucker County Senior Citizens Center in Parsons. Smith said[Read More…]
Local high school student to open homemade doughnut shop
By Olivia Nestor, The Daily Athenaeum MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Seb’s Donuts, a new family-run doughnut and coffee shop, is set to open later this month at 360 Industrial Ave. in Star City. Owner Mateo Martinez said the shop will specialize in homemade, yeast-based doughnuts. “There’s two different types of doughnuts.[Read More…]
Nitro museum traces town’s WWI roots, pays homage to veterans of wars that followed
By Rick Steelhammer, Charleston Gazette-Mail Editor’s note: This story has been updated with correct information about a future movie star who worked at Explosives Plant C in Nitro. A museum in a city that owes its existence to World War I is doing its best to honor those who served[Read More…]
West Virginia Department of Tourism Announces 2026 Veterans Art Show
Call for Veteran artists to showcase their creativity as part of America250 celebration CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Department of Tourism today announced the 2026 Veterans Art Show, in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of our nation. West Virginia veterans are encouraged to submit works of[Read More…]
West Virginia Having Issues Distributing Partial SNAP Payments
By Steven Allen Adams for The Intelligencer CHARLESTON — Congress is one step closer to ending the federal government shutdown that is heading into day 42 with a vote on a continuing resolution now moving through the process. But West Virginians relying on the program formerly known as food stamps[Read More…]


