West Virginia Press Association CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The University of Charleston has opened its new Outdoor Fitness Court, which was unveiled during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, May 29. Located by the scenic riverbank adjacent to the Boat House, this facility is open to the public and offers a unique[Read More…]
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105th WV Amateur Championship sees 2011 champion Christian Brand win again
West Virginia Press Association WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — Christian Brand of Scott Depot repeated as champion of the 105th WV Amateur Championship, presented by Astorg Motor Company and Mercedes-Benz of Charleston, sponsored by United Bank and conducted by the West Virginia Golf Association (WVGA), 13 years after he first won[Read More…]
Sarah Dixon appointed as Family Court Judge of the Sixth Family Court Circuit, serving Cabell County
West Virginia Press Association CHARLESTON, W.Va. — On May 29, Gov. Jim Justice announced that he has appointed Sarah Dixon to the Sixth Family Court Circuit serving Cabell County. She will fill the seat vacated by Judge Jason Spears.
Ryan Flanigan appointed as Circuit Judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court serving Mercer County
West Virginia Press Association CHARLESTON, W.Va. — On May 29, Gov. Jim Justice announced that he has appointed Ryan Flanigan to the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court serving Mercer County. He fills the seat vacated by Judge Derek Swope’s retirement. Flanigan received his B.A. and M.A. in Political Science at Marshall University. Flanigan graduated[Read More…]
Biden administration announces second disaster declaration for W.Va. flooding
The Intelligencer WHEELING, W.Va. — West Virginia residents — including those in the Northern Panhandle — affected by the floods, storms and mudslides of April 11-12 now have the opportunity to apply for federal aid through the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Also, a FEMA Disaster Recovery Center will be coming[Read More…]
Editorial: US replaces coal with renewables while China adds nuclear power
The Herald-Dispatch Coal’s share of the American power mix continues to decline as the nation moves more toward renewable sources and battery storage. On the other side of the world, China is ramping up both its coal-fired and nuclear power production. Earlier this month, the federal Energy Information Administration reported[Read More…]
Hancock school board approves PILOT agreement with Nucor
By Craig Howell, The Weirton Daily Times NEW CUMBERLAND, W.Va. — The Hancock County Board of Education, Tuesday, gave its approval to a financial agreement with Nucor Steel in connection with a facility the steel company plans to locate north of New Cumberland. The board, through a unanimous vote, approved[Read More…]
Predicted moth damage now visible in local forests
By Kate Shunney, The Morgan Messenger MORGAN COUNTY, W.Va. — Forestry and ag officials earlier this year warned of more severe impacts from a second year of spongy moth infestation in Morgan County and their predictions have come true. Local residents and property owners are now seeing hardwood trees stripped[Read More…]
Grafton, West Virginia honors the ultimate sacrifice with weekend full of events
By Nicki Skinner, The Mountain Statesman GRAFTON, W.Va. — Grafton was the epicenter of patriotism this weekend, as the community once again came together to remember and honor the brave men and women of America who gave their all in the pursuit of freedom. As the Spirit of Grafton Festival[Read More…]
WV Department of Education announces 2024 Albert Yanni Scholarship winners
West Virginia Press Association CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE) has announced the 2024 Albert Yanni Scholarship recipients. Thirty (30) career technical education (CTE) students were each awarded $2,000 to assist their pursuit of advanced education and/or training related to their career aspirations in the coming year. [Read More…]
