Wednesday Dec 23 | Cumberland Times-News
KEYSER, W.Va. - The city of Keyser faces a chronic problem at its wastewater treatment plant, in the form of stuff that shouldn't be flushed.
Big Price To Pay For Bomb Threats
Eight students at Keyser Primary-Middle School are in a heap of trouble after creating mayhem at school with written bomb threats.
Eight expelled for threats that closed W.Va. school
Eight students implicated in bomb threats that disrupted classes at a Keyser school for four days have been expelled.
West Virginia University President James Clements, second from left, visits the Potomac State College campus in Keyser, W.Va. During a presentation to faculty, staff, students and members of the community, Clements said that PSC students are well-educated and those who transfer to WVU are among the most successful students at the university.
Mineral developers meet Tuesday KEYSER, W.Va. - Representatives of Verizon and Frontier will discuss their upcoming sale and its impact on Mineral County residents and businesses during the Mineral County Development Authority meeting Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. at the Grand Central Business Center.
Review: Joy renews holiday sounds
It's not the easiest thing to reinvent the wheel, but for the last 17 years, bandleader Bob Thompson has time and time again reinvented the sounds of the holidays with his "Joy To The World" show.
Bomb threats disrupt week of class at W.Va. school
Backpacks have been banned and eight students suspended from Keyser Primary-Middle School after bomb threats disrupted class four days in a row.
Keyser students suspended after fourth day of bomb threats
Eight Keyser Primary-Middle School students have been suspended in connection with bomb threats made every day this week at the school, including one late Thursday morning, according to Mineral County Schools Superintendent Skip Hackworth.
Christmas tour features historic
The Mineral County Historic Foundation is opening the Carskadon Mansion on Radical Hill as the centerpiece of its sixth annual Christmas tour.
Keyser man arrested in Sheetz robbery
Store surveillance cameras and unspecified evidence at the scene led to the arrest of a 30-year-old Keyser man Monday in connection with an alleged robbery of the Sheetz convenience store on South Mineral Street.
Citizena s tip leads to six drug arrests in Mineral County
Six Keyser residents were arrested on drug charges Thursday following a joint police investigation that began with a citizen's tip.
Cale case bound to circuit court
Wesley Scott Cale Sr. sat quietly Thursday during a preliminary hearing in Tucker County Magistrate Court.
Mineral school board to meet Tuesday KEYSER, W.Va. - Members of the Mineral County Board of Education will hear an update on Keyser High School fundraising at Tuesday's public meeting at 6 p.m. in the Administrative Office at 1 Baker Place.
Schools to be dismissed three hours early Friday
This football season has certainly been exciting for two area schools, Point Pleasant High School and Wahama High School.
Memorial Bridge replacement project about to go out for bid
Officials from several counties in Maryland and West Virginia discussed a project to replace the aging Memorial Bridge in Keyser at Tuesday's meeting of the U.S. Route 50 Association.
Keyser man arrested after high-speed chase on U.S. 40
A Keyser, W.Va., man was arrested following a high-speed chase on U.S. Route 40 that began at Clarysville and ended at Kemp Drive west of Frostburg early Wednesday afternoon.
Names announced for Keyser athletic complex facilities
Names for several facilities at the Keyser High School Athletic Complex were approved at Monday's meeting of the Mineral County Board of Education.
Mineral County leaders approve contract with U.S. Windforce
KEYSER, W.Va. - A contract agreement with U.S. Windforce approved unanimously by the Mineral County Commission establishes a $250,000 annual minimum property tax payment for the proposed Pinnacle wind farm project.
Doing more than getting lost at corn maze
Getting lost in a field of corn isn't just for fun at Cove-Run Farms corn maze; it's also a way to help inform visitors about the Shoe Box Ministries and Operation Christmas Child.