By Joselyn KingFor The Intelligencer Wheeling – Crittenton Services in Wheeling is building room to house more pregnant teens and young women with babies. On Thursday, ground was broken for the construction of two cottage-style homes near Crittenton’s main office in Elm Grove. The first sits on Wade Avenue above[Read More…]
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Marion County opposition grows to Hope Gas weather normalization fee
By Esteban FernandezFor Times West Virginian Fairmont — White Hall resident Vicki DeWitt saw her bill from Hope Gas double. The culprit was the weather normalization adjustment fee Hope Gas began to pilot last year. However, what galls DeWitt is Hope Gas already seems to have a program that takes[Read More…]
From service to success: Blue Mountain K-9 earns statewide recognition
By Benjamin PowellFor The Dominion Post Morgantown — What began as a retirement plan has grown into one of West Virginia’s most recognized small businesses. Andrew Pintus III, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and former sheriff’s deputy, is the owner of Blue Mountain K-9 in Morgantown, recently named West Virginia’s[Read More…]
University of Charleston DPT program earns Candidate for Accreditation status, welcomes inaugural class of 30 students
By C.J. HarveyFor The University of Charleston Charleston — The University of Charleston announced today that its Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program has been granted Candidate for Accreditation status by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE*), marking a major milestone for the university’s newest healthcare program.[Read More…]
Metallurgical Coal Producers Association to Welcome MSHA Assistant Secretary of Labor Wayne Palmer at Annual Conference
By Ben BeakesFor Metallurgical Coal Producers Association Charleston — The Metallurgical Coal Producers Association (MCPA) will welcome Mr. Wayne Palmer, Assistant Secretary of Labor for the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), as a featured speaker during the 2026 MCPA Annual Conference, taking place May 18–20 at Stonewall Resort. Assistant[Read More…]
Kanawha voter turnout better than expected; Warner: No negative effects to Photo ID law
By Rick SteelhammerFor HDMedia At exactly 6:30 a.m. on Tuesday, David Adkins, a precinct commissioner for primary election voting at Ruthlawn Elementary in South Charleston, stepped outside the school building and yelled to no one, “Polls are open!” Adkins said a vocal announcement that polls are open at 6:30 a.m.,[Read More…]
Capito wins overwhelmingly in GOP Senate primary, Anderson to provide Democratic challenge
By Steven Allen AdamsFor The Parkersburg News and Sentinel Charleston – In a closed Republican primary, GOP voters gave U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito their seal of approval Tuesday night to seek a third six-year term, while voters in the Democratic primary endorsed the campaign of Morgantown community organizer Rachel[Read More…]
First Bluefield in Bloom spring festival coming to downtown
By Charles OwensFor Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bluefield — The first “Bluefield in Bloom” spring festival will be held Friday, a gathering that organizers hope will become an annual event. It will feature live music, food truck vendors, bounce houses, activities for children and other events. The festival will begin at[Read More…]
Mountain Table Evolves with New Mobile Food Truck Offerings
By Devon FitzgeraldFor WV Hive Renick – Mountain Table, led by Alexander Durand and his partners, continues to grow and adapt with the launch of its mobile food truck, Wild Vittles by Mountain Table. The small business based in Greenbrier County was a top finalist in the 2025 Pitch Southern[Read More…]
Run For The Wall: Riding for Those Who Can’t
By Ted KapnerFor Run For The Wall, Inc Every May, the rumble of hundreds of motorcycles marks the beginning of one of the most meaningful rides in America. This year, approximately 1,200 riders from across the United States and around the world will gather in Ontario, California to begin a[Read More…]
