CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia Press Association member newspapers around the state are coming to aid of snowbound West Virginia residents by offering free access to their E-editions and online news websites.
Dennis Slagle clears snow from the sidewalk around Fifth Avenue Baptist Church on Thursday, March 5, 2015, in Huntington.
“The newspaper industry has embraced online subscriptions and newspaper websties. During times of emergency, our newspapers are able to supplement their print delivery in this manner,” said Don Smith, executive director of the WVPA.”Our newspapers update their websites throughout the day, giving residents across West Virginia access the vital news and information.
The following newspapers are among those offering free access during this storm and flooding:
The Charleston Gazette – www.wvgazette.com
The Daily Mail of Charleston – www.charlestondailymail.com
The Herald Dispatch of Huntington – www.herald-dispatch.com
The Exponent Telegram of Clarksburg – www.exponent-telegram.com
The Logan Banner – www.loganbanner.com
The Williamson Daily News – www.williamsondailynews.com
The Point Pleasant Register – www.mydailyregister.com
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph – www.bdtonline.com
The Daily Athenaeum of Morgantown – www.thedaonline.com
The Register-Herald of Beckley – www.register-herald.com
While many W.Va. newspapers offer free websites on a daily basis, some have subscription only or limited Internet editions. Here is a link to a listing of West Virginia newspaper websites: https://wvpress.wpengine.com/wvnewspapers/