IRONTON — Lawrence County Commissioner DeAnna Holliday was once again elected by the board to serve as president in 2021. She also served as president in 2020.
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CHARLESTON — A new vaccine registration system is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Monday in West Virginia.
HUNTINGTON — A Cabell County woman was among the 17 COVID-19 deaths reported in West Virginia on Saturday.
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Gov. Andy Beshear watched teachers get vaccinated against COVID-19 on Friday and later headlined a memorial ceremony for the thousands of Kentuckians who have died from the virus.
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Christopher Manske with his new book, “The Prepared Investor,” has given us a practical roadmap of how to prepare, plan and execute for the next crisis that can and will affect our financial independence.
Offensive player of the year: Wyatt Milum, Spring Valley
HUNTINGTON — Marshall University’s players looked familiar on Saturday, but Thundering Herd coach Tony Kemper suggested they weren’t the same women who took the court Friday.
Marshall University finally has hired a “Huff” as head football coach.
The question of whether the United States needs more pipeline capacity to carry natural gas, natural gas liquids, crude oil and petroleum products over long distances returned last week when President Joe Biden, on his first day in office, issued an executive order canceling permits for the …
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