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W.Va. Public Notice: Applications for the Civil Service Examination, Physical Agility Test for Raleigh County, W.Va., Deputy Sheriff

From The Register-Herald of Beckley, Jan. 7: NOTICE — Applications for the Civil Service Examination and Physical Agility Test for Raleigh County Deputy Sheriff will be available beginning January 7, 2019. Applications must be picked up and returned to the County Clerk’s Office in the Raleigh County Courthouse. All persons[Read More…]

Editorial: W.Va. Education — a case of good news … and some bad

From The Exponent Telegram of Clarksburg:  Overall, West Virginia’s education system received good news this past week when state Superintendent of Schools Dr. Steve Paine announced that the four-year graduation rate had improved to 90.2 percent. That’s an increase of about 1 percent from the year before and continues a[Read More…]

WV House of Delegates: This Week in the House

Release from the WV House of Delegates, for the week ending Jan. 11, 2019:   CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The first session of 84th Legislature started Wednesday with leaders pledging a bold agenda to make West Virginia the most attractive place in the country in which to live and do business.[Read More…]

Pesky pigeons produce problems in Upshur County

By Amanda Hayes For The Inter-Mountain BUCKHANNON, W.Va.  — Pesky pigeons have become more than just a nuisance at the Upshur County Courthouse. Their droppings are causing problems with the most iconic feature of the 1899 structure — its dome and cupola. Commissioner Terry Cutright said, “They are damaging the[Read More…]

Security tech detailed at West Virginia Energy Infrastructure Summit in Charleston

By CONOR GRIFFITH NCWV Media CHARLESTON, W.Va.  — Among the information shared at the West Virginia Energy Infrastructure Summit in Charleston Thursday was how companies can protect themselves and the environment. Joshua Spence, the state’s chief technology officer and cyber operations officer with the West Virginia Air National Guard, was[Read More…]

Fairmont hip-hop artist seeks to establish community garden

By ERIC HRIN Times West Virginian FAIRMONT, W.Va.  — TK Blockstar looks out across a frozen yard covered in a dusting of snow. But she sees something else. In her mind, she can picture a robust garden of vegetables with children working the soil while gardeners offer them seasoned advice.[Read More…]

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