Thursday Nov 26 | Charleston Gazette
Magistrates son stabbed in rent dispute, police say
A Kanawha County magistrate's son was stabbed in the shoulder and head by one of his roommates after an argument over rent money turned violent in Nitro on Wednesday, police said.
Man arrested for possession of drugs
Deputies arrested a Chesapeake man after finding him with prescription drugs and a large amount of cash.
SC mayor hopes to save Spring Hill post office
South Charleston Mayor Frank Mullens urged City Council members and residents Thursday night to save the Spring Hill post office from closure.
Man accused of pawning stolen tools
A Chesapeake man accused of stealing nearly $8,000 in power tools from his work truck and pawning them has been arrested.
Building the Case Against the Pagans
Four men connected to the Pagans Motorcycle Club have pled guilty to several charges related to the 44-count federal indictment released earlier this month.
Four plead guilty in Pagans motorcyle gang case
Four members or associates of the Pagans Motorcycle Club pleaded guilty to various charges in federal court Tuesday, becoming the first of the 55 defendants named in a sweeping, 44-count indictment to admit criminal wrongdoing.
The following people applied for marriage licenses in Kanawha County between Oct.
Things to do today: Oct. 17, 2009
HOLY COW and PAUL CALLICOAT: 7 p.m. Advance tickets $8, at the door $10. Part of the Colesmouth Concert Series.
County officials detail stimulus projects
Kanawha County officials have detailed how nearly $67 million in federal stimulus funds were allocated around the county, including almost $12 million on transportation projects and $17 million for infrastructure and sewer projects.
Alzheimer's Association to have fundraiser
Alzheimer's Association will have a fundraiser from 5 to 9 p.m. Oct. 20 at the International House of Pancakes, Kanawha City.
The following people applied for marriage licenses in Kanawha County between Sept.
Bulletin board: Sept. 18, 2009
Cabin Creek Community Volunteers will have a fundraiser from 7 to 10 p.m. at the George Buckley Community Center in Marmet.
City Turns out to Remember Patrolman Jerry Jones
It wasn't just family and friends who honored Patrolman Jones today. Residents of the city of Charleston turned out for the fallen officer.
A Roane County family home was shattered by a family secret. Four members of teh Boggs family are in jail accused of crimes related to alleged sexual abuse.
Jeff Stowers of Charleston casts his bait into the Kanawha River at the Marmet Locks on Tuesday.
Postal Service offers $15,000 buyouts
The Postal Service is offering $15,000 buyouts to employees in an effort to cut costs at a time when the post office is being buffeted by the recession and the popularity of e-mail and electronic bill payment.
Victim says defendant threatened to kill her
A jury found Thomas H. Gravely, 31, of East Bank guilty of sexually assaulting Charleston prostitutes, despite a graphic argument by his defense attorney that women willing to sell themselves for sex cannot be raped.
W. Va. Man Allegedly Mails Explosives To Minn.
Share + Aug 21, 2009 12:36 pm US/Central MINNEAPOLIS 1 of 1 Federal prosecutors say a West Virginia man allegedly mailed explosives to a Houston, Minn.
U.S. Postal Services Expected to Close Hundreds of Offices
The U.S. Postal Service is facing staggering losses. According to CBSNews.com,officials have sent a list of nearly 700 offices and stations to be reviewed by the Independent Postal Regulatory Commission.
Unions rally for health-care reform
More than 500 residents gathered below the steps on the north side of the Capitol for a labor rally Sunday afternoon demanding better health care for all Americans.