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"I suppose you have learned before this by the newspapers that, two weeks ago today, we were fighting for our lives at Harpers Ferry," John Brown wrote in an Oct.
W.Va. joins fight to EPA greenhouse gas rules
West Virginia's governor and attorney general are joining two other states that are seeking to challenge federal environmental rules on greenhouse gas emissions.
They say that to walk in a person's shoes is to know their story, and recently, Wayne County resident Tom Knopp's shoes have seen a lot.
Freeze, frost expected in much of W.Va.
Instead of slathering on sunscreen this Memorial Day holiday weekend, residents in much of West Virginia are being advised to cover up their tender vegetation.
Boil Water Advisories Issued in Four Counties
Charleston , Kanawha County , West Virginia Boil water advisories have been issued in Kanawha, Cabell, Fayette and Nicholas counties.
W.Va. inmates will start farming for food bank
Inmates at West Virginia's minimum- and medium-security prisons will soon sow seeds and tend plants as part of an initiative to grow produce for the state's largest food bank.
Industry study: Coal exports support W.Va. jobs
That's based on a new study the industry group commissioned. It says about 35 million of the 131 million tons produced in West Virginia was exported that year.
W.Va. rally held against Patriot bankruptcy plan
About 150 people showed up at Thursday's rally at the West Virginia Coal Miner Statue at the state Capitol.
Chris Blankenship: Mining harms recreation in West Virginia
In April a federal appeals court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency has the right to revoke permits for mountaintop removal mines under the Clean Water Act.
International market hard to pierce for W.Va. food makers
West Virginia food producers often do not have the knowledge and expertise that they need to foray into the international market, participants at a roundtable discussion said Thursday.
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Angel's Perch to premiere at FestivALL
When "Angel's Perch" producers J.T. Arbogast and Kim Dilts were faced with the decision as to where to premiere the Cass-based film, the choice was easy - West Virginia.
W.Va. declares quarantine to protect walnut trees
The Department of Agriculture said Thursday that the quarantine went into effect May 20.
Panel looks at tax, fee hikes to fund W.Va. roads
A commission studying West Virginia's highway system is proposing tax and fee increases to raise millions of dollars for maintenance and repairs.
Ohio Valley Continues To Lose Population
Despite promises of job growth resulting from the local oil and natural gas boom, the aging Upper Ohio Valley has lost an estimated 1.2 percent of its population since the 2010 Census, figures released today indicate.
Highland Health Center to add beds to detox, substance abuse program
Highland Hospital has been approved to add 10 additional beds to its detoxification and substance abuse recovery program, Highland Health Center.
Rockefeller, Kerkorian Help DSCC Raise $3.54 Million
Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W. Va., arrives in the Senate Reception Room before the 'Vote-A-Rama' on amendments to the budget resolution on March 22, 2013.
The top scholars, from 32 counties within the West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky WSAZ viewing area, are featured in public service announcements that were videotaped during a luncheon held at the Huntington Museum of Art on April 29.
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June 1 is Busting Out All Over in West Virginia's State Parks
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. An eclectic selection of events is scheduled at West Virginia's state parks June 1. Tu-Endie-Wei State Park is steeped in 1760s history; Cass Scenic Railroad has an evening run with food and music in addition to daily train trips; Pipestem Resort features "The Little Mermaid, Jr." youth stage production; and National Trails ... (more)
W.Va. gov picks new health secretary
Former hospital executive and nurse Karen Bowling will become West Virginia's Health and Human Resources secretary on July 1, Gov.
W. Va's food movement could become model
With eight in 10 farmers making less than $10,000 a year, West Virginia will never rival big Midwestern factory farms in producing food.