5 min ago | Charleston Daily Mail
Man charged with stealing pork chops
Police charged a Poca man with shoplifting after he was accused of trying to steal a package of pork chops. via Charleston Daily Mail
Wednesday | Charleston Daily Mail
Palumbo breezes through first bid for Senate
“I'd like to do anything to help foster a better economy in West Virginia”
Palumbo, 35, breezed to the Democratic nomination for the 8th Senatorial District seat by defeating candidate Paul Gunnoe, an American Electric Power employee. via Charleston Daily Mail
Tuesday May 13 | The Times West Virginian
State Obama supporters undaunted
“Even if it's close, we'll be happy”
Barack Obama is widely expected to lose the West Virginia primary Tuesday, but it would have been hard to tell that from the excited supporters who came to see him speak at the Charleston Civic Center Monday. via The Times West Virginian
Thursday May 8 | West Virginia Metro
“We just kind of made up our minds not long ago. We've been back and forth and hopefully she can hang in there.”
Chants of "Hillary! Hillary!" echoed through the State Capitol Thursday as Democratic Hopeful Hillary Clinton made a campaign stop at the Statehouse trying to drum up support for her campaign. via West Virginia Metro
Tuesday May 6 | Charleston Daily Mail
Dunbar delays dump truck purchase
“When a person calls 911 for an emergency situation most of the time these firemen are the first responders. I am very proud of the entire fire department.”
Dunbar City Council members unanimously agreed to delay purchasing a new dump truck for the city. via Charleston Daily Mail
Sunday May 4 | Charleston Daily Mail
Man arrested on birthday for possession of drugs, alcohol
Police arrested a Dunbar man on his 18th birthday for allegedly possessing alcohol and marijuana. via Charleston Daily Mail
Friday May 2 | The State Journal
“They have different indexing systems. Something needs to be done ... It would be nice to be able to use the same system from one county to another.”
Courthouse officials look for room to store records, improve public access. Much of the Charleston attorney's work involves records research in courthouses across West Virginia, where legal cases are on the ... via The State Journal
Wednesday Apr 30 | WOWK
Area Businesses Honored For Not Selling Beer to Minors
Ceremony was held at courthouse. CHARLESTON -- Some area businesses were honored Tuesday for just saying no The Kanawha County Sheriff's Department recognized businesses who passed the test in their under cover ... via WOWK
Monday Apr 28 | Charleston Daily Mail
National office keeps bowling alley owner busy
“I've been getting hit two to three times a week”
Dunbar bowling coach Jim Sturm has been a busy man, traveling to talk on "The View" one morning and speaking on "Good Morning America" another. via Charleston Daily Mail
Saturday Apr 26 | Charleston Daily Mail
The Chilton House serves up suppertime laughs with performances
“The way it looks, we can do one show per quarter or maybe even one every other month.”
It was an arranged marriage, so to speak, yet the two partners have declared it a perfect match. via Charleston Daily Mail









