By Esteban FernandezFor Times West Virginian Parkersburg — As Peoples Cartage Warehouse burned over the weekend, motorists and local residents collected on the side of Camden Avenue in Parkersburg to watch....
By Mike TonyFor HDMedia The IRS has filed federal tax lien notices against two businesses belonging to Sen. Jim Justice, R-W.Va., reporting more than $3.6 million in unpaid assessments and...
By Jim BissettFor The Dominion Post Buckhannon – To boldly go. SpaceTrek, the program that encourages interstellar careers for girls and young women across Appalachia, is getting ready to gather...
By: Mountain Media, LLCFor: Moorefield Examiner Most people use the phrase “a walk in the park” to refer to an easy task to complete. As Mike Crites, Executive Director of...
By: Jim BissettFor: The Dominion Post Morgantown – Jenny Secreto retired last year as an English teacher at Morgantown High School, but she’s still recommending books for people to read. ...
By: Charles OwensFor: Bluefield Daily Telegraph BLUEFIELD — A mascot has been selected and registration will soon begin for Bluefield’s new Esports program. A project of the new Boys and...
By: Evan BevinsFor: Parkersburg News and Sentinel Parkersburg – A fire at a warehouse complex early Sunday morning sent a thick plume of black smoke into the air all day...
By Mike TonyFor HDMedia The Greenbrier’s casino was hours away from going dark. Even after narrowly avoiding that fate, its future may still not be bright. The West Virginia Lottery...
By Rick SteelhammerFor HDMedia Triton Construction of St. Albans has been awarded a $74.5 million contract to complete the rehabilitation of one of the state’s most heavily used highway structures,...
For Bluefield Daily Telegraph Princeton — WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital has received three American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines® achievement awards for demonstrating a commitment to following up-to-date,...
By: Staff ReportsFor: The Parkersburg News and Sentinel Parkersburg – A special performance of “1776” as part of the America 250th celebration sponsored by Downtown PKB will be presented by...
By Ross GallabreseFor The Journal The way we build things, the way we travel, the way we protect ourselves, the way we are able to save and extend lives and...
By: Lydia CrawleyFor: The Parsons Advocate Kerens – Decades of delay came to an end Monday, June 22nd as Governor Morrisey along with other State and local officials cut the...
By: Ben ConleyFor: The Dominion Post Morgantown – There’s a new playground coming to BOPARC’s Jack Roberts Park. Technically, it’s already there. If you’ve traveled through the intersection of Leonard...
By: Charles OwensFor: Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bluefield — A sweltering heat wave will impact much of the region over the next several days, according to forecasters. A heat advisory has...
By Esteban FernandezFor Times West Virginian Parkersburg — As Peoples Cartage Warehouse burned over the weekend, motorists and local residents collected on the side of Camden Avenue in Parkersburg to watch. Smoke billowed into the sky. But despite the sight, many took it as a fact of life where Dupont and The post Gov. Morrisey issues shelter in place order for Parkersburg warehouse fire area appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsBy Mike TonyFor HDMedia The IRS has filed federal tax lien notices against two businesses belonging to Sen. Jim Justice, R-W.Va., reporting more than $3.6 million in unpaid assessments and extending the Justice family business empire’s long record of unmet tax obligations. The lien notices filed Thursday with the Greenbrier The post Greenbrier Hotel and Clinic struggles mount with IRS filing $3.6M+ in new tax liens appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsBy Jim BissettFor The Dominion Post Buckhannon – To boldly go. SpaceTrek, the program that encourages interstellar careers for girls and young women across Appalachia, is getting ready to gather for a second summer in West Virginia. The 2026 edition launches Sunday on the campus of West Virginia Wesleyan College The post ‘SpaceTrek’ academy ready to convene for a second summer appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsBy: Mountain Media, LLCFor: Moorefield Examiner Most people use the phrase “a walk in the park” to refer to an easy task to complete. As Mike Crites, Executive Director of Hardy County Committee on Aging explains, for some seniors in the area, a walk in area parks can become an The post AARP Grant to Fund Walking Trail and Grounds at HCCOA appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsBy: Jim BissettFor: The Dominion Post Morgantown – Jenny Secreto retired last year as an English teacher at Morgantown High School, but she’s still recommending books for people to read. One of them is “American Heroes,” by James Patterson, the prolific bestselling author mainly known for his mystery novels – The post Writing the book on patriotism: Two heroes from here featured in Patterson book on battlefield sacrifice appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsBy: Charles OwensFor: Bluefield Daily Telegraph BLUEFIELD — A mascot has been selected and registration will soon begin for Bluefield’s new Esports program. A project of the new Boys and Girls Clubs of the Greater Bluefield, the Esports center is currently being developed at the former arcade area of the The post Registration to begin soon for Bluefield’s Esports program appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsBy: Evan BevinsFor: Parkersburg News and Sentinel Parkersburg – A fire at a warehouse complex early Sunday morning sent a thick plume of black smoke into the air all day long, forcing firefighters from Wood County and beyond into what looks to be a long operation to safely extinguish it. The post Fire at Peoples Cartage draws departments from throughout Wood County and beyond appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsBy Mike TonyFor HDMedia The Greenbrier’s casino was hours away from going dark. Even after narrowly avoiding that fate, its future may still not be bright. The West Virginia Lottery Commission tried to guard against that possibility Tuesday afternoon by intervening with an emergency meeting via phone conference to renew The post The Greenbrier on state ‘financial watch’ after last-second casino license renewal appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsBy Rick SteelhammerFor HDMedia Triton Construction of St. Albans has been awarded a $74.5 million contract to complete the rehabilitation of one of the state’s most heavily used highway structures, Charleston’s 51-year-old Fort Hill Interstate 64 bridge, the state Department of Transportation announced on Tuesday. Work on the six-lane span, The post DOT awards $74.5M contract to complete Interstate 64 Fort Hill Bridge rehab appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
Read moreDetailsFor Bluefield Daily Telegraph Princeton — WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital has received three American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines® achievement awards for demonstrating a commitment to following up-to-date, research-based guidelines for the treatment of heart disease and stroke, helping save lives, support recovery and reduce hospital readmissions. Heart The post WVU Medicine PCH nationally recognized for its commitment to excellence in cardiovascular care appeared first on West Virginia Press Association.
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