PICKENS — A woman was arrested in Randolph County over the weekend and charged with attempted murder. Regina Lea Collette, 45, has been charged with attempted homicide (murder), a felony. She is being held in the Tygart Valley Regional Jail on a $100,000 cash-only bond. Collette was ...
Submitted photo The July meeting/luncheon of the Elkins Purple Majesties took place at the Knot Just Another Barn, which was decorated to celebrate an old-fashioned Independence Day. The tables featured red, white and blue tablecloths. The Red Hat ladies dressed in red, white and blue and ...
BUCKHANNON – Officials have announced they will close the Distribution Center at West Virginia Wesleyan College — where donated disaster relief supplies have been stored since the deadly flooding of July 21 — on Sunday afternoon. The coordinated Distribution Center at the Auxiliary Gym ...
Parish House Announcements, Buckhannon On the parish calendar: Sisters group meets at 9 a.m. Tuesdays at Irons Chapel, Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, for all ladies who wish to grow in their Christian walk. Pam Walling serves as facilitator. Study Group will be 7-8 p.m. Wednesdays in Godwin Fellowship Hall at First United Methodist Church. Pastor Steve Meadows leads a discussion of Max Lucado’s “Grace: More Than We Deserve, Greater Than We Need.” All are welcome to join the conversation The Clothes Closet, located behind the Parish House at 47 Sedgewick St., welcomes ...
ELKINS — Elkins City Council voted to reallocate more than $500,000 in the General Fund Budget after the City carried over more than $1 million from the prior fiscal year. During Council's most recent meeting, seven present council members voted to revise the City of Elkins Fiscal Year 2027 General Fund Budget to account for an additional $531,594 in surplus funds left unspent from Fiscal Year 2026. First Ward Council member Cody Kerns, Second Ward representative Michael Hinchman and Fourth Ward member Andrew Carroll were absent from the meeting. In March, Council approved a ...
ELKINS — Randolph County Sheriff Rob Elbon has released a statement reminding the public to beware of scammers, based on a local incident that took place recently. This week, Elbon posted to social media information about an incident that affected a local resident. The post stated a citizen in Randolph County had been attempting to sell his home when he found out his house was already listed on TikTok and was being advertised as a rental property. When the homeowner called the phone number provided in the TikTok ad, Elbon said a "foreign-sounding man" from out-of-state ...
