Robert Murray, a fourth-generation coal miner who became one of the embattled industry's most outspoken advocates, has died. He was 80.
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- Robert Murray, outspoken coal miner who battled EPA, dies at 80 of lung disorder
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HUNTINGTON — An individual at Village of Barboursville Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19, according to Cabell County Schools.
Cabell County branch bank deposit totals as of June 30, 2020, showed a 20.2% increase from the previous year. All of the county’s branch banks showed increases, which ranged between 3.3% on the low end to 69.8% on the high end.
CHARLESTON — COVID-19 has unleashed unprecedented power in the Governor’s Office and triggered a precarious balancing act for localities where the pandemic’s impact is anything but equal.
As a young boy growing up in Charleston, Tyler Jordon remembers spending many days in his grandmother’s kitchen in South Hills, working right alongside as she taught him how to make her beloved party mix, a family-favorite snack that quickly gained fame among others in the community as well.
OAK HILL, W.Va. — Adam Payne and a friend worked alone on top of the mountain overlooking ACE Adventure Resort, in Fayette County, moving picnic tables and assembling 6-by-6-foot “pods” out of PVC and orange safety netting.
NAME, SIZE AND BREED: Erika is 3 to 4 years old, 51 pounds.
Florida Atlantic took MU’s running attack away in the first half and the Herd’s passing game didn’t make the Owls pay accordingly. Marshall also struggled uncharacteristically in third-down conversion by converting only five of 13 (.385).
COAL GROVE, Ohio — Austin Stapleton ran 34 times for 303 yards and three touchdowns to help 10th-seeded Coal Grove rally from a 28-13 second-half deficit to defeat No. 16 seed Loudonville 35-28 Saturday in a Division V, Region 23 high school football playoff game at Patterson Field.
WHEELERSBURG, Ohio — Jake Gregg completed 18 of 21 passes for 139 yards and one touchdown as Wheelersburg (7-1) defeated Bishop Ready 31-21 in the Division V, Region 19 high school football quarterfinals Saturday at Ed Miller Stadium.
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