BARBOURSVILLE — Shelter dogs got to meet new friends and, for some, families on Saturday as animal shelter staff and volunteers brought them out of their kennels for a special adoption event.
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- Shelter hosts events, reduces adoption fee to help dogs find homes
- ‘Mother Nature’ figure: Rebekah Perry Franks aims to protect West Virginia’s animals
- Broadway singer kicks off Picnic with the Pops series
- Cabell assessor to have meetings for property owners affected by flooding
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Nearly 20 million lives were saved by COVID-19 vaccines during their first year, but even more deaths could have been prevented if international targets for the shots had been reached, researchers reported Thursday.
CHARLESTON — Two Cabell County residents were among the COVID-19-related deaths reported in West Virginia on Thursday.
HUNTINGTON — Valley Health announced Wednesday that COVID-19 vaccines are now available for children as young as 6 months at 10 locations throughout the region.
HUNTINGTON — From rehabilitating opossums back to health to restoring nature, Rebekah Perry Franks could be thought of as Appalachia’s “Mother Nature” figure — but it all comes from her roots.
A column from Dawn Reed
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University has announced its graduates, president’s list and dean’s list students for the spring 2022 semester.
This is the fourth installment of a 12-part series previewing West Virginia’s opponents for the 2022 season. West Virginia’s game against Virginia Tech may feature a familar face to West Virginia in former Marshall QB Grant Wells..
Gentlemen, start your shovels. Those are words many, many Marshall University baseball fans had grown to believe they never would hear.
This series looks back at the top 10 moments in Marshall athletics’ 17-year history in Conference USA. The No. 4 moment takes us to the soccer field in 2019 where Marshall and WVU met in the NCAA Tournament, with the Thundering Herd earning a 2-1 win.
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