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Randolph BOE to report to state that budget can’t be balanced

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ELKINS – The Randolph County Board of Education decided at a special meeting Thursday night to report to the state that the county school system will not be able to balance its budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Brad Smith, the Randolph County Schools' treasurer and director of finance and ...

‘Public Education Town Hall’ set for Monday in Elkins

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ELKINS — A “Town Hall” on public education will be offered Monday in Elkins, although no representatives from the Randolph County Board of Education plan to take part, officials said. Together For Public Schools West Virginia will hold a Public Education Town Hall Meeting and Q&A ...

Drug cases against two Harman women headed to grand jury

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ELKINS — The cases against two Harman women facing felony drug charges are headed to the grand jury after probable cause was found against one and another waived her right to a preliminary hearing. Josie Ann Ray, 40, and Cassandra Jean Bennett, 35, appeared in Randolph County Magistrate ...

100 NIOSH workers to be called back

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MORGANTOWN — A significant part of the workforce at the National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health will return to work permanently, U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito said Tuesday.  Capito, R-W.Va., made the announcement on X, formerly Twitter, that the employees would be called ...

Morrisey visits elementary school

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PARKERSBURG — The idea of making police officers more visible in schools across the state was the focus of a visit by Gov. Patrick Morrisey to Parkersburg on Tuesday. Morrisey was at Gihon Elementary School to have a ceremonial bill signing for House Bill 2802 that encourages ...