Yesterday | West Virginia Metro
Senator Clinton Travels West Virginia
Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton spent part of her Mother's Day in West Virginia with the state's Primary Election set for Tuesday. via West Virginia Metro
Tuesday May 13 | WDTV Bridgeport
One-on-One Interview With Senator Clinton
WDTV News Director Scott Snider had the chance to sit down with Senator Hillary Clinton Sunday afternoon as she made stops throughout Taylor County to celebrate Mother's Day. via WDTV Bridgeport
Sunday May 11 | WBOY-TV
Hillary Clinton Makes a Stop in Grafton
Although it rained most of the day in Grafton on Sunday afternoon that didn't stop Hillary Clinton supporters from coming out to support the democratic presidential candidate. via WBOY-TV
Saturday May 10 | Mountain Statesman
The "Shrine" shines: Reneau is Centennial Mother of the Year
“If you're lucky enough to be a Reneau, you're lucky enough.”
The International Mother's Day Shrine proudly announces Florence Reneau as its Centennial Mother of the Year. via Mountain Statesman
Thursday May 8 | West Virginia Metro
Cindy Mason: International Mother's Day Shrine
Grafton, Taylor County This year marks 100 years since the first observance of Mother's Day which started in Taylor County. via West Virginia Metro
Saturday May 3 | WDTV Bridgeport
Clarksburg, WV Bridgeport/Clarksburg, WV
A Preston County woman pleads guilty to child neglect charges in Taylor County. 23-year-old Mary A. Johnson plead guilty to one county of child neglect. via WDTV Bridgeport
Thursday May 1 | Mountain Statesman
YoungLife celebrates in Grafton
YoungLife Committee Chairman Dave Leach and YoungLife Area Director John Aderholt are pleased at the turnout held at St. via Mountain Statesman
Tuesday Apr 29 | WDTV Bridgeport
Woman Sentenced For Child Neglect
A Preston County woman pleads guilty to child neglect charges in Taylor County. 23-year-old Mary A. Johnson plead guilty to one county of child neglect. via WDTV Bridgeport
Sunday Apr 27 | WBOY
Paws for People Program Comes to Taylor County Classrooms
“We had a lot of children that had some anxiety walking down that long hall. It was a very long road for them to go”
Posted Wednesday, April 23, 2008 ; 06:44 PM Updated Wednesday, April 23, 2008 ; 06:53 PM A labrador retriever is a familiar fixture in classrooms at Anna Jarvis Elementary School. via WBOY
Friday Apr 25 | Charleston Daily Mail
Despite mounting losses, International Coal Group officials say they're optimistic enough about rising coal prices that they're downplaying the need for a partner to finance a new underground mine scheduled to ... via Charleston Daily Mail







