The Inter-Mountain photos by Brad Johnson A portion of Davis Avenue in front of Elkins City Hall was temporarily closed to traffic on Wednesday, as a crew performed concrete work on the sidewalk where repairs…
$10K burglary case ends with plea deal
ELKINS — A Randolph County man accused of stealing more than $10,000 worth of items from a Mill Creek woman's…
Traffic stop leads to felony drug charge
ELKINS – A Randolph County man is behind bars and facing a drug felony after a traffic stop. William Houdini…
Commission approves funding for local events
ELKINS - The Randolph County Commission approved funding requests for a pair of local organizations during its most recent meeting.…
Kent Price, who preached for 60 years, passes at 80
ELKINS – Many local residents this week are remembering a 60-year preacher, long-time business owner and former radio announcer who…
Pack vows to defend Hope Scholarship from suit
CHARLESTON – In 2022, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals lifted a block on the Hope Scholarship educational voucher…
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Local Sports
Davis & Elkins edges Seton Hill; TV spikers trip Union
ELKINS - Davis & Elkins College took advantage of a pair of costly mistakes by…
WVU's defense focusing on fixing contain ahead of matchup
Players stepping up after early defensive line injuries
MORGANTOWN – The West Virginia University volleyball team (3-1, 0-0 Big 12) is set to host…
Mountaineer volleyball team set to host tournament
Sport Columns
WVU's offensive line ready to prove itself
MORGANTOWN - Rich Rodriguez comes into his second season of his second go-round as West Virginia's football coach knowing he has to rebuild his offense from the ground game up and that makes the first order of business completely replacing an offensive line that could not move a moveable object, let alone an immovable…
Rich Rod's hiring of Boulware and Trickett made sense
Weather has been too nice for Rodriguez
MORGANTOWN — In just two weeks, West Virginia football kicks off against Coastal Carolina at noon…
2026 Season Prediction
Editorials
County fairs signal end of summer
As we enter September, we are in the twilight of our area's annual county fairs schedule. Each year, local residents can enjoy, in successive weeks, the Randolph County Fair, the Tucker County Fair and the Barbour County Fair. Even with the rain that often pelted our area this summer, a lot of good times…
It's rare to find an issue these days that doesn't divide public opinion, as political differences…
Voices Joined in Opposition
Some people complain that newspapers don't publish enough happy news, but this week we reported on…
New citizens display love for U.S.
It might be easy to assume that, as we approach the marking of one month since…
State of Emergency continues
Obituaries
Julian M. Vanscoy
S. Kent Price
Debra Stalnaker Riddlebarger
James Montgomery Isner Jr.
Communities
Community Calendar
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Community Calendar is reserved for nonprofit, civic organizations. Unless otherwise noted, events listed should be considered free and open to the public. Entries appear in chronological order as space allows. ELKINS FARMERS MARKET: Open every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon behind the Railroad Depot in Elkins. Parking can be found…
Community Calendar
Community Calendar
Community Calendar
Columnists
Rumblings from the White House
Certainly, some strange rumblings are coming out of the White House. President Donald Trump seems obsessed with both the petty and the grandiose. He renames lakes, ruminates over his buildings and innumerable projects. The White House and the country eagerly await, apparently, his ballroom. It is too bad that he seems to have little…
Three Elkins History Talks planned
Don't point a finger; hold out your hand
Trump's tariff troubles continue
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