CHARLESTON — Black and Hispanic West Virginians are still being hit at a harder rate by the COVID-19 pandemic, as the state recorded its highest total of daily positive cases multiple times last week.
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- More than 300 tested at Wayne County COVID-19 testing sites this weekend
- Data shows COVID-19 still taking disproportionate toll on West Virginians of color
- Shred it: Area residents protect against identity theft at annual event
- Tri-State Bible College hires new president
- Pendleton County mail carrier admits guilt in absentee voter fraud case
- Data shows COVID-19 still taking disproportionate toll on West Virginians of color
- Shred it: Area residents protect against identity theft at annual event
- Tri-State Bible College hires new president
- Pendleton County mail carrier admits guilt in absentee voter fraud case
- Man wanted on Ohio drug charges arrested in Milton
- CARES Act dollar allocation back on City Council agenda
- As COVID-19 knowledge grows, doubts persist on role of antibodies
CHARLESTON — Black and Hispanic West Virginians are still being hit at a harder rate by the COVID-19 pandemic, as the state recorded its highest total of daily positive cases multiple times last week.
HUNTINGTON — A resolution to allocate CARES Act funds in Huntington will be presented to City Council on Monday for approval after being sent back to the council’s Community Development Block Grant Committee in early June.
CHARLESTON — As medical experts and epidemiologists learn more about COVID-19, a question remains: How do antibodies fit into the response to the pandemic?
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A decade after the Upper Big Branch mine disaster that killed 29 West Virginia coal miners, country music legend Steve Earle explores life in the state, as well as the plight of those working in the its biggest industry, on his latest album, “Ghosts of West Virginia.”
HUNTINGTON — Two incoming Marshall University freshmen have been named among West Virginia’s first class of Underwood-Smith Teaching Scholars.
Barbecue is not a new topic for Cheryl Alters Jamison. She and her late husband, Bill, wrote their first book on the subject -- "Smoke & Spice" -- in the mid-1990s, and it sold more than a million copies.
HUNTINGTON — Huntington High’s baseball coach is new to leading high schoolers, but familiar to every player on the team.
Shawn Clark probably has a few black-and-blue marks on his arms.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Throughout the summer, The Herald-Dispatch will look at how local former high school stars performed with their college teams. Following is a review of some student-athletes from West Liberty University.
At this point, West Virginians were supposed to be a month out from the start of the new school year. But with little or no notice to the school districts, Gov. Jim Justice changed that last week when he decreed that school will open no earlier than September 8.
CHESAPEAKE, Ohio — When Mackenzie Buchanan was a little girl playing with her dolls, she imagined creative business scenarios.
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