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After more than 100 inmates in one West Virginia prison tested positive for COVID-19, Gov. Jim Justice on Wednesday directed the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation to test all inmates in the state for the virus.
Wednesday, the Board of Health voted to use two grants totaling $124,588 to reward those employees with overtime pay.
HUNTINGTON — The Junior League of Huntington has decided to cancel its 2020 Garden Tour, originally scheduled for June 13.
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Genetics is a pretty fascinating thing, so it would only make sense that a show about using genetics to find killers would be pretty interesting as well.
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Concerning the location of Meadows Elementary, I support the suggestion of Superintendent Ryan Saxe to move the school to the Ritter Park site.
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