By Rachel Morrison, Ritchie Gazette HARRISVILLE, W.Va. — The Ritchie County Humane Society recently had the great honor of receiving an exclusive grant, which is only awarded to a single animal shelter in West Virginia every year. Founded by Country Music Star Miranda Lambert and her mother Bev, the MuttNation[Read More…]
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Ground broken on long-awaited Inwood park
By Tom Markland, The Journal INWOOD — After more than a decade of planning, Berkeley County officials, community leaders and residents gathered Thursday for the groundbreaking of Inwood Park, a 30-acre recreational space that leaders say will transform South Berkeley County. Berkeley County Commission President Eddie Gochenour called the event[Read More…]
Starlight Stage Makes Its Big Debut in Saturday Shindig
By Stephen Smoot, The Pendleton Times FRANKLIN, W.Va. — On an unseasonably cool and cloudy, but still very pleasant Saturday afternoon, Warner’s Drive In and its supporters celebrated a dream almost a decade in the making. Its board advertised a community party, but provided a cultural event. During the course[Read More…]
WV Hive CO.STARTERS Four-Part Bootcamp Begins October 15
Affordable Program Helps Entrepreneurs Test and Grow Business Ideas West Virginia Press Association BECKLEY, W.Va. — The West Virginia Hive Network has been offering the nationally-recognized CO.STARTERS business training programs for the past five years, helping entrepreneurs across southern West Virginia turn ideas into thriving business ventures. The next four-part[Read More…]
West Virginia Paranormal Trail Returns with Four New Spine-Chilling Stops
Spooky statewide trail reopens featuring brand new prizes West Virginia Press Association CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Just in time for fall trip planning, the West Virginia Department of Tourism has announced the reopening of the popular West Virginia Paranormal Trail. The statewide quest returns with four new stops, bringing the total[Read More…]
Report: PEIA members satisfied with current plans, but specialty drugs driving up costs
By Steven Allen Adams for The Journal CHARLESTON – No special session was called this week to address future costs for West Virginia’s public worker health care benefit program, but a new report aims to provide lawmakers with recommendations for bringing costs down, including booting county and city government participants[Read More…]
How much will WVSP have to pay in hidden camera case? Attorneys argue insurance limit
By Ashley Perham, Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A Kanawha County judge will decide if West Virginia’s insurance policy will cap at $1 million total for the dozens of lawsuits regarding a hidden camera in the locker room of the West Virginia State Police Academy in Institute. More than 80[Read More…]
Millions in new Justice liabilities; family assets for WV Congress members detailed
By Mike Tony, The Logan Banner CHARLESTON, W.Va. — New liabilities totaling up to $125 million for Sen. Jim Justice, R-W.Va., and millions more in assets have been indicated in financial disclosure reports recently filed by members of West Virginia’s congressional delegation. The federally required annual financial disclosure reports show[Read More…]
NY Attorney General files suit against Brimelows, claiming misuse of charitable funds tied to castle
By Kate Shunney, The Morgan Messenger BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — New York state’s Attorney General announced last Wednesday, September 3 that the office of Letitia James has filed suit against VDARE Foundation, seeking to keep its founding members from collecting or controlling any more charitable funds from the foundation and[Read More…]
Chad Smith, drummer for Red Hot Chili Peppers, supports Clay County High School music programs
Clay County Free Press CLAY, W.Va. — On Tuesday, Sept. 2, Clay County High School students gathered in the gymnasium for a special announcement. Chad Smith, drummer for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and his family have started a music foundation, The Chad Smith Foundation. The mission of the Foundation[Read More…]
