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Honoring Those Who Died in Service
Marshall County resident Joe Parriott has been doing research for many years and his efforts have resulted in two volumes published pertaining to county residents who served in the military during World War II, and a publication titled, "History of the Twentieth Century of Marshall County." This past week he brought to the office the names of 470 ... (more)
New Coal-Fired Plant Is Unlikely
Marshall County commissioners are to be applauded for attempting to help the coal industry.
Civil Filings: Marshall County
April 25 Rhonda Schultz vs. Chelsea Ebbert PA- Daniel M. Balgo; J- Karl * This action for negligence arose from an automobile crash on April 29, 2010.
A 76-year-old man was killed instantly Thursday morning when the tractor he was riding rolled over on him.
City May Permit Camps for Gas Drillers
As out-of-towners seek lodging while working at oil and gas drilling sites in the area, Wheeling City Council may allow temporary trailer camps in the city on a limited basis.
Motorcycle crashes on Route 88 near Moundsville
The Marshall County sheriff said crews are responding to a motorcycle crash on Route 88.
Moundsville theater closed in 1996 set to reopen
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As one of John Marshall High School's 288 graduates this year, valedictorian Robyn Linn Wiseman wants her fellow Monarchs to always strive to achieve as much as they can.
Historic Strand Theatre in Moundsville to have grand reopening next week
The stage is set and after 12 years of planning and work, the historic Strand Theatre in Moundsville will officially reopen next week.
Technical students receive scholarships
Twenty-one career technical students are the recipients of $2,000 each as 2012-2013 Yanni Scholarship winners, including a student from the Randolph Technical Center.
Cecil, Mull To Vie for Sheriff In November
The general election contest for Marshall County sheriff is set, as current Chief Deputy Sheriff Kevin Cecil, a Democrat, won handily in Tuesday's primary and will take on Patrick Mull, who ran unopposed on the Republican ticket, in November.
Outages hit polling places in 2 W.Va. counties
Secretary of State's office spokesman Jake Glance says the outages occurred in Kanawha and Marshall counties on Tuesday.
The polls shut down at 7:30 p.m. tonight and it is now up to the pollworkers to get back to their county courthouses, throughout the Mountain State, so the results can be tabulated.
Today is Election Day in West Virginia, and voters can cast ballots in the 2012 presidential primary election as well as several local and municipal races.
New state high school grads offered miner training
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New W.Va. high school grads offered miner training
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Mock prison riot activities under way in Moundsville
Law enforcement officers from across the nation and the world gathered Sunday at the former West Virginia Penitentiary for the annual mock prison riot in Moundsville.
Countdown To Election Day: Municipal, County Races Top Ballot
A contested mayor's race and five contested ward races highlight the city's municipal election, slated for Tuesday.
Bench Trial Set for Man Charged With Starving Cows
Kevin Strope will have his case decided by a Marshall County magistrate, as the case was set for a bench trial in June.
Their View: To maximize shale benefits, we have to get it right at the beginning
By JAY ROCKEFELLER WASHINGTON -- You may have read some stories in recent days about a field hearing I held as Chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
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