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Governor challenges juvenile inmates to game
Gov. Joe Manchin says he will make good on a promise to challenge residents at a Tucker County juvenile detention center to a game of basketball.
Manchin challenges juvenile inmates to game of basketball
Gov. Joe Manchin says he will make good on a promise to challenge residents at a Tucker County juvenile detention center to a game of basketball.
Festival will include eight choirs from valley
The third annual Charleston Choir Festival will include eight church choirs from throughout the valley presenting music that represents their respective denominations.
Charleston to host conference on brain injuries
Mike Davis has seen straight-A students suffer brain injuries. When they return to school, they look like they're back to normal -- but they struggle to earn C's. "Many times, children and parents think recovery's complete when, in fact, they're still having residual problems from the brain being damaged," said Davis, president of the Brain Injury ...
Senate confirms Berger as federal judge
On a 96-0 vote, the U.S. Senate confirmed Kanawha Circuit Judge Irene C. Berger as a federal judge on Tuesday.
West Virginia gets 'A' in National Report for Representing Children's Interests
Oct. 21, 2009 West Virginia gets 'A' in National Report for Representing Children's Interests Special to Huntingtonnews.net From a WV Supreme Court press Release Charleston, WV - West Virginia received one of the top grades in a national review of the way states appoint attorneys to represent the interests of children in abuse and neglect juvenile ...
Maintenance concerns raised about BIG
Beckley Intermodal Gateway project architects unveiled more detailed site designs Tuesday night, but a city councilman raised questions about who would maintain the project after construction - and how much it would cost.
State Book Publisher Counts Down the Hours to WV Book Festival
Woodland Press, an in-state book publisher, is preparing for the mammoth WV Book Festival, to take place this Saturday, Oct.
The mood was celebratory Wednesday at ACT Auto Parts on Second Street in Beckley as ACT owner Eddie Fernatt, Beckley Mayor Emmett Pugh and others gathered for the grand opening celebration of the auto parts store.
Grid-Tied Solar Panels Offer Quick Payback
Thanks to generous state and federal tax credits, solar power is seeing a new surge.
Nearly 60 people came to a state Public Service Commission hearing Wednesday night in Beckley with their tempers flaring.
Remember 19-year-old Nalisha Gravely? She was gunned down by her boyfriend, Desmond Clark in the back of a Taco Bell a year ago.
New Center Will Help With Youth Development
One of the keys to our state's growth is to ensure our future generations are skilled, disciplined and capable of contributing to society in a productive manner.
W.Va.'s Corridor H project decades from completion
More than 40 years and $1.1 billion later, West Virginia's Corridor H highway project is only about halfway done and still decades away from completion, state officials say.
Tolley family: Noon, Sept. 20, Wine Cellar Park Shelter. Contact: Lois Allen at 304-755-2207 or 304-545-2207, or e-mail Lois.Alle...@gmail.com . Frazier family: beginning with a church service at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at Fraziers Bottom United Methodist Church.
Officials Dedicate New Youth Center in Davis
A new juvenile correctional facility in Tucker County was dedicated Tuesday. The Kenneth "Honey" Rubenstein Center in Davis replaces the current Davis Center.
Supreme Court to hold Argument Docket at Marshall University
The Court will hear several cases beginning at 10 a.m. The public is invited to attend the Court session at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center.
Tamburo arraigned on murder allegat.....
The Berkeley Springs man charged with slaying his father, 62-year-old Stephen John Tamburo Jr., was arraigned Thursday in Morgan County.
W.Va. high court asked to reconsider wind farm OK
Opponents of a 124-turbine wind farm proposed for southeastern West Virginia urged the state Supreme Court on Wednesday to consider anew whether regulators correctly approved the project.
Kanawha United Presbyterian Church pastor headed to Louisville
The Rev. John R. Davis said he prefers to think in terms of going "to" another church instead of "away" from the one he leaves behind.