The Herald-Dispatch When Americans woke up Wednesday morning, they found themselves in a dystopian nightmare, where fascists had taken control of the federal government and had set about depriving them of their rights and their liberties. Scratch that. When Americans woke up Wednesday morning, they found they had reclaimed their[Read More…]
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Forestry official, fire chief urge West Virginians to follow burning ban
By Trevor J. Pincavitch, The Exponent Telegram CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — With the lush green of West Virginia summer just about gone and the extreme drought persisting, state officials are warning residents to take Gov. Justice’s outdoor burning ban seriously. West Virginia Division of Forestry Region 1 Forester Rudy Williams said[Read More…]
Marion County Democrats search for way forward after electoral defeat
By Esteban Fernandez, Times West Virginian FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Republican candidates performed better than expected in Marion County, leaving county Democrats wondering how to move forward. “Something very ineffective going on with messaging, and I think even with the polls as well,” Marion County Democratic Executive Chair Jarryd Powell said.[Read More…]
Snowshoe residents dedicate ‘post office’
By Suzanne Stewart, The Pocahontas Times SNOWSHOE, W.Va. — It took two years, a lot of phone calls and emails, but through persistence and dedication the residents of Snowshoe now have their own U.S. Postal Service Cluster Box Unit (CBU). Last Saturday, residents, members of the Snowshoe Resort Community District[Read More…]
Wheeling council passes controversial Pedestrian Safety Ordinance
The Intelligencer WHEELING, W.Va. – Several citizens spoke out in opposition to the measure and one council member voted against it, but a majority of Wheeling City Council members on Wednesday night voted to support legislation that essentially criminalizes panhandling in the city. Other larger municipalities in West Virginia are[Read More…]
Charleston welcomes visitors to celebrate the holidays at the 2nd annual Salango Law Light the Night
West Virginia Press Association CHARLESTON, W.Va. — As the holiday season draws near, Charleston is gearing up for another unforgettable celebration of lights, family fun and holiday spirit. From November 15 through January 1, GoMart Ballpark will come alive once again with the Salango Law Light the Night, West Virginia’s largest[Read More…]
Supreme Court of Appeals of W.Va. releases 24 Memorandum Decisions
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia released 24 Memorandum Decisions on Nov. 6. There is a link to each on the Supreme Court Opinion page of the West Virginia Judiciary website: https://www.courtswv.gov/appellate-courts/supreme-court-of-appeals/opinions.
Election 2024: Gov. Justice headed to Washington, D.C.
By Mike Tony, Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — His critics said he won’t show up for West Virginians. But Mountain Staters showed up for Gov. Jim Justice Tuesday night. The two-term governor routed his opposition Tuesday to secure a U.S. Senate seat, according to election night race projections by The[Read More…]
Morrisey set to become West Virginia’s next governor
By Tom Markland, The Journal MARTINSBURG, W.Va. – As of press time on Election night, West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey was leading his Democratic opponent, Huntington Mayor Steve Williams, with 62.5% of the vote to Williams’ 31%. The Associated Press and other news outlets have projected Morrisey as the[Read More…]
Republicans dominate West Virginia statewide races; voters narrowly support constitutional amendment
By Charles Young, The Exponent Telegram CHARLESTON, W.V.a. — Republican candidates dominated statewide elections on Tuesday, according to unofficial results. Republican Kris Warner was elected West Virginia secretary of state; Republican Mark Hunt was elected state auditor; Republican Kent Leonhardt was re-elected state agriculture commissioner; Republican John McCuskey was elected[Read More…]
