BARBOURSVILLE — One woman was jailed on felony charges since Saturday, according to booking records at the Western Regional Jail.
- 1 jailed on felony charge over the weekend
- 2020s Marshall Football Galleries
- Old Central City gazebo to be improved with new amenities
- Paintings, ceramics offered during museum art auction
- Huntington Stormwater Utility to review changes to ordinance
- Witness: Victim was talking to dumpster before 2019 shooting
- Marshall brownfields expert tells congressional committee about importance of revitalizing sites
HUNTINGTON — The number of active cases of COVID-19 in West Virginia dropped below 2,000 last week.
HUNTINGTON — More than 40 deaths related to COVID-19 were reported across West Virginia last week.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — To stress the importance of getting the new COVID-19 booster, Kentucky's governor took the jab in public.
HUNTINGTON — United Way of the River Cities is now accepting grant proposals from area high schools for The Big Cover Up student initiative grant.
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ASHLAND — The Storytellers of Appalachia Book Club invites you to “read with us” on the second Thursday of each month at Conquest Books, 323 15th St. in Ashland.
HUNTINGTON — Marshall University intended to honor a championship team Saturday, but a family reunion broke out.
HUNTINGTON — Marshall was expected to rain on Gardner-Webb’s parade.
PEDRO, Ohio — Amari Felder returned the opening kickoff 74 yards for a touchdown to spark Ironton (7-0 overall, 4-0 Ohio Valley Conference) to a 42-7 victory over Rock Hill (3-4, 1-3) Friday in high school football.
One of the more important questions facing West Virginia voters in the general election is known as Amendment 2. The proposed amendment to the state constitution could lead to significant changes in business and personal taxes in West Virginia. Or maybe it won’t. Either way, it’s an importan…
MASON COUNTY, W.Va. — Building a strong partnership with the local school system remains a top priority for Nucor West Virginia, including reserving two spots at a school it operates to train future employees.
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