WASHINGTON — Democrats pushed a $3.5 trillion, 10-year bill strengthening social safety net and climate programs through the House Budget Committee, but one Democrat voted “no,” illustrating the challenges party leaders face in winning the near unanimity they’ll need to push the sprawling pa…
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CHARLESTON — As more fully vaccinated people become hospitalized in West Virginia because of COVID-19, Gov. Jim Justice and state health officials touted the federal government’s approval of Pfizer booster shots for at-risk people handed down this week.
HUNTINGTON — More than 2,600 new cases of COVID-19 were reported in West Virginia on Friday.
HUNTINGTON — The Marshall University Faculty Senate voted Thursday to support a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students and staff, but President Jerome Gilbert doesn’t believe one is necessary.
HUNTINGTON — The Huntington Museum of Art will participate in the city of Huntington’s yearlong celebration of its 150th birthday with a special exhibit and publication of a new art reference book that highlights the work of Huntington artists, according to a news release.
CHARLESTON — A student at Poca High School was among the winners in the latest drawing in round two of the “Do it for Babydog” COVID-19 vaccination sweepstakes in West Virginia.
Recent birth announcements from our local hospitals.Â
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio -- Three local softball stars – Brooke Webb of Chesapeake, Kalle Coleman of Wheelersburg and Aleeya Adkins of Greenup County – of Shawnee State University were named NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
Chuck Landon Grades the Mountaineers … Oklahoma 16, WVU 13
WILLOW WOOD, Ohio — Symmes Valley High School’s football team lived up to its head coach’s first name — Rusty.
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A year ago, Robin Bruce never thought she would be living in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and liking it. That was before she took advantage of a program, largely financed by the Walton Family Foundation, that is offering $10,000 incentives to entice new residents to the Ozarks region.
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