Clarksburg News

The Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department has announced two more H1N1 clinics. The first will be held on Tuesday, Nov.

Two North Central West Virginia natives were named Mr. and Ms. Mountaineer, Saturday.

A couple wanted for questioning in a case being investigated in Clarksburg, was arrested Friday night in San Diego.

The U.S. Post Office in downtown Clarksburg has changed its window hours. The old hours were from 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., but the postal service says it was not getting enough business in the early morning hours to justify staffing the window.

The Clarksburg City Council has approved spending more than $610,000 in stimulus money to improve the city's sidewalks and energy efficiency.

The Harrison County Literacy Volunteers have been hard at work for the last couple of weeks.

A Clarksburg City Councilman has helped write a book about being green. Councilman Jim Hunt co-authored the book called "Bottom Line Green: How America's Cities are Saving the Planet and Money, Too." Hunt wrote the book with friend Mike Conduff, a city manager in Texas.

The November term of the Lewis County grand jury handed up 26 indictments, Monday.

The Clarksburg police have released surveillance video from last week's robbery of Smoke Time Sam's. Detectives originally said the man who robbed the Milford Street business got away in a silver SUV.

An accident in Clarksburg, left one person dead on Sunday morning. It happened on Route 50 East, just before 11:00 a.m. Officials say the driver was a woman in her mid to late 80s.

More than 100 students at Emmanuel Christian School, in the North View section of Clarksburg, participated in a Safe Routes to School event Friday.

The United Way of Harrison County has reached the mid point of its 2010 campaign and says the cup is half full.

Clarksburg Police are investigating two separate robberies from Wednesday night, and manage to catch one of the suspects.

Lisa Furbee Ford is one of the 32 business owners who gathered their candy stashes for the Clarksburg Halloween Fall Festival.

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The Clarksburg Police Department is investigating an armed robbery. It happened at around 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct.

Almost 100 people will camp out in Clarksburg Wednesday night, in anticipation of Thursday's grand opening at the new Chick-fil-A on Emily Drive.

October 24, 2009 Wounded veteran's service dog wins national honor ASPCA names Lab in West Virginia its Dog of the Year Archie, an 8-year-old black Labrador retriever, gives his owner, retired U.S. Army Sgt.

The Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department has canceled an H1N1 flu vaccination clinic scheduled for Monday.

Wheeling City Council Chambers overflowed with well-wishers this morning as the city formally welcomed its new police chief, Robert Matheny.