West Logan News

WEST LOGAN a ' The town council of West Logan discussed purchasing a new vehicle for the street department and extending the service life of the older garbage truck at their monthly meeting in December.

An Associated Press story this morning said the price of oil dropped today. But, while the price of oil fell, gas prices were hiked.

A local man who received a second chance to turn his life around apparently blew it and will be heading back to prison.

WEST LOGAN a ' Members of the West Logan Town Council discussed going after local businesses that have not been paying their Business and Occupation taxes at their December meeting.

The fourth annual Matt Patterson Memorial Toy Drive kicked off last week at Logan Middle School.

Law enforcement officers are still searching for a man who robbed a downtown Logan bank yesterday afternoon at gunpoint.

The actions of a local concerned citizen apparently helped to foil an alleged copper theft attempt, according to police.

The City of Logan Halloweenfest, held Saturday, Oct. 24, included a costume contest where top winners received a $50 cash prize from Logan Bank & Trust and a trophy.

Pictured above, from left, is Bea Orr, Teresa Maynard, Robert Ilderton and former director Mary Etta Elliot.

Members of the West Logan Town Council discussed that municipality's garbage service at the August 14 meeting.

The Logan Fire Department honored Jason Conley, Tony Casey, Chris Hatfield, Nick Ferrell and Jeremy Steel last night for their hard work in completing the rigorous state and federal certification process as firefighters.

WEST LOGAN a ' A West Logan native with a long history with police was arrested Wednesday evening after a long manhunt.

WEST LOGAN a ' A West Logan native with a long history with police was arrested Wednesday evening after a long manhunt.

WEST LOGAN a ' Local law enforcement officers arrested an accused peeping Tom recently who reportedly was arrested in several other states on a variety of unusual charges.

The West Virginia Lottery Commission allowed indicted ex-Logan County delegate Joe C. Ferrell and his business, Southern Amusement Co., to keep its video terminals license.