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Medal of Honor recipient devotes life to veterans
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Mon County Murder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
The man accused of shooting and killing another man outside of a Star City nightclub last October pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges Friday.
State conference on aging set for June 5-7
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- An annual conference on aging will offer workshops on topics ranging from hoarding and sexual health to appropriate activities for people with dementia.
Va. port gets trial shipment of W.Va. wood pulp
The wood pulp will brought by rail from a mill in Fairmont, W.Va., to the Newport News Marine Terminal.
Alabama, W. Va. to kick off '14 season
Growing up 20 miles from Morgantown, Nick Saban says West Virginia was his team.
Warrants issued for 53 in W.Va. drug-gun sweep
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W.Va. group gives $200K to Protea Biosciences
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Prickett's Fort offers view into history
The city of Fairmont is home to Prickett's Fort, a living history museum that displays the architecture and culture of American life, stretching as far back as 1770.
Hostile takeover target Fibrek Inc. swings to first-quarter loss of $23 million
Fibrek Inc. says it swung to a first-quarter loss of $23 million amid lower pulp prices and an unfavourable sales mix and as it booked millions in consulting fees trying to fend off a hostile takeover bid.
W.Va. biometrics forum set for June 20
The meeting will be held June 20 at the Robert H. Mollohan Research Center in Fairmont.
When is Father's Day 2012? Gift Ideas & History
Father's Day in 2012 is Sunday, June 17th in USA, UK, and Canada. The History of Father's Day Father's day is a day dedicated to celebrating fathers, as well as fatherhood, fatherly bonds and the influence of fathers in society.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas B. Bennett 'ideal person' at the center of precedent-setting trial
One of Chief U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas Bennett's first acts after being assigned to preside over Jefferson County's bankruptcy case was to warn lawyers on both sides that the case would not be a casual job.
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Appalachian Spring Wings at West Virginia's State Parks and Forests
Bird watching occurs whenever a person looks to the sky, tree, shrub or ground. Bird watching also involves listening.
N.Y. firm has energy-plant plans for Marion County
FAIRMONT, W.Va. -- A New York company wants to retrofit the old coal-fired Rivesville Power Station to run on synthetic gas and build a Fairmont plant to produce synthetic diesel from trash.
Marion County sheriff defends in-town escort of gas trucks
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W.Va. sheriff defends in-town escort of gas trucks
Marion County Sheriff Joe Carpenter is defending a recent decision to let his deputies escort big gas industry vehicles through Fairmont.
Former Cougar Stambaugh plays golf at Fairmont
Now a junior at Fairmont State of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, former Jefferson High athlete Justin Stambaugh is now one of the Falcons' best golfers.
W.Va. community health centers get federal grants
Six West Virginia community health centers are getting federal grants to help pay for equipment or other improvements.