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Teenager dies in Jackson County crash
A 15-year-old girl is dead and her mother and younger brother were injured after their minivan hit a utility pole on W.Va. 21 in Jackson County Tuesday afternoon.
Victims Identified in Fatal Jackson Co. Crash
A fatal accident in Jackson County may have been the result of the driver falling asleep at the wheel.
Jackson County Teenager Dies in Crash
Temp: 30.0 F Wind Chill: 25 F Font Size: A Jackson county teenager is dead after a family's minivan crashes into a power pole.
No charges expected in MacCorkle Ave. pedestrian death
ST. ALBANS, W.Va. -- No charges are expected to be filed in a Friday car-pedestrian accident in Jefferson that claimed the life of a 53-year-old Jackson County man, according to the Kanawha County Sheriff's Department.
Name of Pedestrian Killed in Jefferson Released
The Kanawha County Sheriff's department released the name of a man hit and killed by a car Friday, Dec.
Local control: Audit key to future of McDowell schools
After eight years of state intervention, the findings of a third audit could determine the future direction of the McDowell County School System.
Kanawha schools set for new round of flu shots
Kanawha County school and health officials are wrapping up the first round of school-based swine flu vaccinations.
Nov. 16 Roger Ferrell vs. Diversified Enterprises Inc. PA- Mark W. Carbone; J- Tod J. Kaufman * Ferrell was employed by Diversified Enterprises and worked on a project called the Cool Ridge/Flat Top Sewer project for Shady Springs Public Service District in Raleigh County.
A Kenna woman is in jail charged with pushing a man into the path of a jeep in Sissonville.
Mother-In-Law In Custody For Allegedly Trying To Kill Son-In-Law
A late night domestic dispute over the phone turns into a much bigger deal. Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputies say one is jailed, another is hurt, and more charges could be pending.
Kenna Woman Arrested for Attempted Murder
Kanawha County deputies are investigating after a man was hit by a car after an argument in Sissonville.
Debate Continues Over Site for New Kenna Elementary
A Jackson County school prone to flooding could be moving to a new location, but officials are having a problem agreeing on where the new school should be built.
Schools in Kanawha, Putnam among 65 recognized for exemplary status
Sixty-five public schools in West Virginia, including several in Kanawha, Putnam and Jackson counties, were honored as exemplary schools by the state Board of Education at a dinner Monday night at Embassy Suites.
State takes over Grant County schools
State Board of Education members unanimously agreed Monday to take over Grant County Schools, where they believe a "fractured" school board has hindered students' ability to learn.
Pie lovers reveal their favorite spots
So I'm not the only one who loves great pie, eh? Last week's call for nominations on the best local spots to enjoy a slice drew several suggestions from folks who are clearly passionate about their pie.
Jackson woman twice-injured during hospital visit, suit alleges
Jackson General Hospital is located in Ripley. RIPLEY - A Jackson County woman alleges she was injured not once, but twice while visiting the hospital last year.
Parkersburg News & Parkersburg Sentinel
Health officials in Jackson County have confirmed more than 70 cases of the H1N1 swine flu within the Ripley area, with the majority being students.
Ron Crihfield holds a common 12-pound watermelon next to the 85-pound behemoth on display at his produce stall outside Charleston's Capitol Market.
State wants Grant schools infighting to stop
State School Superintendent Steve Paine has threatened a possible takeover of Grant County schools if administrators don't stop their infighting and settle their differences Paine made the announcement at Thursday's state Board of Education meeting, saying the relationships between Grant school board members and its superintendent is so tumultuous ...
Obama speech to schools avoids politics
Schoolchildren across West Virginia and the nation tuned in for President Obama's 20-minute speech midday Tuesday, when he told them to overcome tough circumstances and stay in school.