Federal official lauds law enforcement By Edgar Kelley, The Inter-Mountain ELKINS — The work done by drug task forces in the local region were celebrated Wednesday afternoon during a special press conference outside the Jennings Randolph Federal Center. Acting United States Attorney Randolph J. Bernard was joined during the event[Read More…]
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WV News Executive Editor John Miller leaves deep legacy of community journalism
By Michael Minnich, WV News CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Media has lost “The Legend.” WV News Executive Editor John Miller died Tuesday at the age of 62, leaving a legacy of over 40 years of community-based journalism and involvement. “John Miller was the heart of WV News. For more[Read More…]
Sitting West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Tim Armstead dies at 60
Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Justice Tim Armstead of the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia died Tuesday following a brief hospitalization, according to a news release from the Supreme Court. He was 60. Armstead was appointed to the Supreme Court by then-Gov. Jim Justice and took office in[Read More…]
Box Tree Moth hits boxwoods in Morgan & Berkeley counties
By Kate Shunney, The Morgan Messenger BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — Plant and bug experts in West Virginia are on alert about a new pest that is damaging boxwoods as they feed on the shrubbery and infest areas around them. Morgan County Extension Agent Cindy Smalley said she has gotten reports[Read More…]
Fairmont Manchin Health Care Center resident files intent to sue over facility’s sale
By Esteban Fernandez, Times West Virginian FAIRMONT — A resident at the John Manchin Sr. Health Care Center in Fairmont filed a 30 day intent to sue against Gov. Patrick Morrisey and Sec. Michael Caruso of the Department of Health Facilities on Tuesday. The governor announced the sale of the[Read More…]
WVU Extension Office brings in the big guns
By Allen Hamrick, Clay County Free Press CLAY, W.Va. — If you have been in the town of Clay and lived here most of your natural life, you should have noticed the Kudzu plant. It is the plant that has waged war on the town of Clay for over one[Read More…]
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. backs Morrisey on West Virginia school vaccine exemptions
By Charles Young, The Exponent Telegram WASHINGTON (WV News) — U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sent a message of support Monday for Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s stance on school vaccines. Kennedy, who has repeatedly made debunked claims about vaccines and founded the anti-vaccine organization Children’s Health Defense, posted[Read More…]
Master Gardener talks how grocery store tomatoes differ from locally grown ones
By Tabitha Johnston, The Journal MARTINSBURG — With fresh produce being consistently available at every grocery store in any neighborhood across the country, it has become a habit for many people in the modern day to purchase their produce from grocery stores, rather than from local farmers — or from[Read More…]
With film screening, Green Bank group hopes to highlight possible GBO funding cuts
By Rick Steelhammer, Charleston Gazette-Mail GREEN BANK, W.Va. — A newly formed support group for the Green Bank Observatory, now under threat from planned “decommissioning and disposition” in the Trump administration’s fiscal year 2026 budget, will host a free virtual screening of an award-winning documentary about the observatory and the[Read More…]
Ohio County School Board Denies Request To Transport Students for Religious Classes During Lunchtime
By Joselyn King, The Intelligencer WHEELING — The Ohio County Board of Education on Monday rejected a request from a religious group asking for permission to transport students off school property during school hours so they can attend religious classes offered by the organization. Board members voted 3-2 against the[Read More…]

