By Sierra Marling, Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — While regulatory agents and the West Virginia Legislature have worked to create solutions for the water quality crisis facing the Mountain State, those working at public service districts are facing a crisis of their own — one where aging pipes, regulatory gaps,[Read More…]
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Sidewinder sues planning commission over Mountain Pure rejection
Company claims commission has no authority to deny Mountain Pure project By Erik Anderson, Spirit of Jefferson CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Opponents of the proposed Mountain Pure beverage packing facility near Middleway are preparing for a lengthy legal battle with Sidewinder Enterprises, which launched a lawsuit against the Jefferson County[Read More…]
Coffindaffer’s crosses: a legacy of faith in Ritchie County
By Denise Duelley, Ritchie Gazette & The Cairo Standard HARRISVILLLE, W.Va. — Have you ever seen a set of three crosses dotting on a hillside as you travel the country roads of Ritchie County? They are placed in several locations around this area, and represent the Cross of Jesus, as[Read More…]
Toyota in Buffalo named state’s most desired employer
By Ron Allen, The Hurricane Breeze HURRICANE, W.Va. — Approximately 95% of the emails which the Breeze receives are junk. It is rare when the contents of an email prove to be an item of general interest to Breeze readers and is also news which has not been or will[Read More…]
Former bus driver pleads guilty in Calhoun County school bus accident case
The Calhoun Chronicle CALHOUN COUNTY, W.Va. — Jeffrey Allen Brannon, a former school bus driver, appeared in court to plead guilty in a case stemming from a tragic 2023 accident that left multiple Calhoun County school children injured. The hearing, presided over by Judge Anita Harold Ashley, marked a significant[Read More…]
OPINION: The Credit Card Competition Act is a win for West Virginia
By Chef Paul Smith Small business owners in West Virginia are eager for Congress to pass legislation with positive, tangible effects on our economy. Sen. Justice is no stranger to serving the people of West Virginia, and as he pivots from his strong tenure as governor to the halls of[Read More…]
OPINION: Thank you, Senator Capito, for giving family caregivers much needed support
By WV Delegate Michael Hite Every day across West Virginia, family caregivers volunteer to take their mom, dad, or loved one to the doctor, help with household chores, pick up food and medicine, and so much more. Aside from the hours spent caring for their loved ones – usually in[Read More…]
University of Charleston introduces nutrition degree for Fall 2025, adding to portfolio of outstanding healthcare-related programs
West Virginia Press Association CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Building upon its strong foundation in healthcare education, the University of Charleston is excited to announce the launch of a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition program starting Fall 2025. As chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and obesity continue to rise, so does[Read More…]
Education Alliance announces regional winners of WV School-Business Partnership of the Year awards program
Only eight (8) partnerships named winners from nearly 80 entries West Virginia Press Association CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The Education Alliance has announced the eight winners of the inaugural Hope for the Future: WV School-Business Partnership of the Year Awards Program. The eight winners will receive a $2,000 celebration grant and will compete[Read More…]
Official: New clinic to open Sept. 9
By Brad Johnson, The Inter-Mountain ELKINS — A much-anticipated new medical facility will be open to patients sooner than expected. Officials are targeting an opening date in September for the Elkins Corridor H Medical Center, being built at the former Teter Motors property on North Randolph Avenue/U.S. Route 219. “We’re[Read More…]
