The Inter-Mountain photo by Taylor McKinnie Queen Silvia LXXXVIII Emma Grace Snyder, above, rides a royal float through the 2026 Mountain State Forest Festival Grand Feature Parade in Elkins Saturday. The Inter-Mountain photo by Anthony Gaynor At left, O'Ryan the Amazing interacts with a ...
BUCKHANNON — An Upshur County man faces felony charges after allegedly making threats against police in an online comment about Flock cameras. Justin Drew Sayre, 37, of Buckhannon, is charged with one count of threats of terrorist acts and one count of making threats of a crime of violence, ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football commit Chris Wilson was reportedly shot and killed Sunday night in Delaware County, Indiana, according to multiple local outlets. The 17-year-old was reportedly shot multiple times and was pronounced dead at the scene Monday morning after being found in a car by Muncie police. Wilson was a four-star defensive end recruit for the class of 2027 from Yorktown High School and had been committed to the Mountaineers since June 11 of 2026. He was the third-best recruit in the class for WVU at 6-foot-5, 235 pounds. His junior year, Wilson played in 12 ...
ELKINS — Operations Manager Michael Kesecker has resigned from the City of Elkins, with his last day scheduled for this Friday. During the City Personnel Committee's meeting Monday afternoon, it was announced that Kesecker had submitted his resignation. The matter had been listed on the ...
ELKINS - The Randolph County Commission approved the second and final reading of the Special Emergency Ambulance Service Fee Ordinance during its most recent meeting. Commission President David Kelsing and fellow Commissioner Kenna Barger were present at the meeting and voted in favor of the ordinance, which will go into effect on the first day of December. Commissioner Cris Siler was not present for the meeting. Kesling said the Commission was pushing the starting date or the Service Fee Ordinance back a couple of months, so that businesses would have time to learn ...
BUCKHANNON – The deadline for federal disaster assistance for residents impacted by the July 21 deadly flooding has been extended. Governor Patrick Morrisey's request for a two-week extension of the application deadline was approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The new deadline to apply for federal disaster assistance is Oct. 17. “West Virginians impacted by these floods have been through a lot, and we want to make sure everyone eligible has the opportunity to get the help they need,” Morrisey said in a press release. “I thank FEMA for approving ...
