HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — A pair of Huntington’s oldest and most well-known restaurants received separate yet simultaneous attention from national television networks on Tuesday. A Food Network crew was at Midway West Drive-In while employees of the Cooking Channel were filming at Jim’s Steak and Spaghetti House. The Food Network was[Read More…]
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Tall visitor scores smiles in Morgantown
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Ex-senator’s expense request shows need for policy
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Manchin to unveil drug abuse legislation at summit
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — At a national drug summit today, Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., plans to unveil proposed legislation that aims to curb prescription drug abuse and overdose deaths. One bill would place new painkiller medications under greater scrutiny, making it more difficult for the Food and Drug Administration to ignore[Read More…]
Princeton, W.Va., native officiates at Final Four
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Selection Sunday is for the NCAA tournament and the coaches and student-athletes who compete in the men’s basketball event each March. Selection Monday, however, belongs to the officials with the whistles. It was March 30, the day after the Elite 8 games were complete and the Final Four[Read More…]
Bluefield editor honored for column writing
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The Associated Press shares 10 things to know Wednesday, April 8
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W.Va. Power host Media Day
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W.Va. Power hosting Savannah to open season Thursday
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