Grantsville News

Call 304-354-6101 for information. This is the only clinic that will also offer seasonal flu shots, the health department said.

A former union official will spend the next five years on probation for providing a false statement in order to boost his brother's pension.

Answers to two questions play significant roles in the economy of Calhoun County.

While the new federal government Car Allowance Rebate System is bringing more people to the car lot, there remains the question of whether the government is fully ready to handle the response from consumers participating in the "cash for clunkers" program.

While the new federal government Car Allowance Rebate System is bringing more people to the car lot, there remains the question of whether the government is fully ready to handle the response from consumers participating in the "cash for clunkers" program.

Did you know it's illegal to take a picture of a federal building? Well, neither did I. In fact, unless someone can show me a federal law that says I cannot photograph a federal building, I'm going to have to disagree with West Virginia State Police Cpl.

A former vice president and West Virginia district manager for the Mid-Atlantic Regional Council of Carpenters admitted in federal court Monday that he illegally tried to buy his brother extra years of pension benefits, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced.

A number of area health care centers will be receiving federal stimulus money to make improvements and to upgrade services.

A rainy week led to a flash flood watch that was in effect until 4 a.m. today. Thad Truitt, a forecaster with the National Weather Service in South Charleston, said the watch means conditions are favorable for a flood and people living near streams need to watch for flooding and be prepared to evacuate if waters continue to rise.

Schools were affected this morning in Gilmer, Roane and Calhoun counties by high water because of the rain, officials said.

Although some ares received more than an inch of rain today, the flood waters and run-off have stopped just short of flood stage in Grantsville.

FORSYTHE, Paul Thomas, age 73, of Wellsburg, W.Va., was the son of long time Brooke County residents, Thomas Russell and Minnie Ennis Forsythe of Lazears Lane.