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Community Table in Downtown Elkins

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The Inter-Mountain photos by Taylor McKinnie The fifth annual Community Table event on Davis Avenue in downtown Elkins on Wednesday evening saw a huge turnout, with all of the chairs at the outdoor tables taken up by attendees. Around 18 vendors set up tables and served soup and bread to the ...

Upshur man faces drug, conspiracy charges

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BUCKHANNON -- An Upshur County man faces three felony charges after police allegedly found controlled substances and items used for drug distribution during a traffic stop. Christopher Lynn Hartman, 40, is charged with one count of driving while license is revoked for DUI third offense, one ...

Commission supporting high school student programs

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ELKINS - The Randolph County Commission has approved two funding requests that will allow a total of six area high school students to take part in prestigious programs this summer. During its most recent meeting, Commissioners David Kesling and Cris Siler unanimously agreed to provide $1,500 ...

Beverly woman charged in wrong-way collision

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BUCKHANNON - A Randolph County woman is facing multiple charges, including possession of methamphetamine, after allegedly driving the wrong way on Route 33 and causing a collision, police said. On Thursday afternoon, Upshur County Sheriff J. Michael Coffman issued a press release stating that ...

Burchfield to headline 46th Deja Vu

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ELKINS – Davis & Elkins College is prepared to host the 46th annual Deja Vu Music on Saturday, May 2. The festival will be held at Citizens Bank of West Virginia Amphitheatre and will feature Cloverdale Records artist Sam Burchfield alongside a wealth of supporting artists. Gates ...

Runner with Parkinson’s on 100-marathon trek

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Larry Grogin refuses to allow Parkinson’s disease to have the last word in his life. That’s why he has taken on a cross-country trek – much of it on foot – to not only raise awareness for neurological diseases and funds to fight them, but hope for those who live with such diseases ...