ELKINS — Elkins City Council will gather for its first in-person City Hall meeting in months tonight and vote on adopting temporary rules that put requirements in place for attending in-person city meetings, and also state how following those requirements will be enforced. Council will ...
HODGESVILLE — The Buckhannon-Upshur High School Homecoming Parade is moving out of the city limits and may be concentrated in the area before and leading up to the high school on Route 20. Student council advisor Michael Wilson told Upshur County Board of Education members Tuesday night ...
CHARLESTON — The state makes COVID-19 infection data available for deaths, hospitalizations, long-term care facilities, and correctional facilities, but some are wondering why neither the Department of Education or the Department of Health and Human Resources makes data publicly ...
BELINGTON — Longtime area new car dealership Town & Country Chrysler - Dodge - Ram terminated its Sales and Service Agreement with FCA US LLC. Effective Sept. 24, Town & Country Chrysler-Dodge-Ram in Belington no longer operates as a franchised dealership and will cease providing ...
CHARLESTON (AP) — More than 79,000 West Virginia residents have requested absentee ballots for the Nov. 3 General Election, Secretary of State Mac Warner said. There were more than 1.2 million registered voters as of Tuesday, Warner said in his weekly update on statewide voter ...
The Division of Highways recently announced the temporary closure of the following County Routes in Randolph County, 219/69 Beverly Hills, 219/70 Woodland Drive, 219/71 Timberland Drive, 219/72 Panorama Way and 219/72 Beverly Hills Drive today and Friday for paving. This closure will begin ...
MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. – President Donald Trump predicted Tuesday that in 42 days, he will repeat his performance of 2016 and win Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral votes. “I’m all for fracking,” he told the crowd.” My opponent is against oil, guns and God.” The Republican incumbent ...
WASHINGTON D.C. — A West Virginia senator said Wednesday he will not be voting to set a precedent if a Supreme Court nomination is made before the election. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., said he is not planning to vote at this time for any nominee to fill the vacancy out of concern the ...
MILL CREEK — Randolph County Schools officials recently announced a request for grant funding has been approved by the state for a project at Tygarts Valley Middle-High School. The School Building Authority of West Virginia awarded $195,955.84 in grant funding to to RCS to be used for ...
DAILEY — A new bridge in Dailey will be renamed in memory of a 24-year-old Adolph native and U.S. Army Nurse Corps captain who served with distinction during World War II. The U.S. Army CPT Nancy Margaret Kiess Memorial Bridge will be dedicated in a ceremony at 1 p.m. Saturday at the new ...
ELKINS — The United Way of Randolph County is offering a unique fundraising event — a virtual 5K race. The agency’s first annual 5K Turkey Trot Run/Walk will take place from Friday, Nov. 20 through Saturday, Nov. 28. With everyone’s safety in mind, the race will be different ...
HUNTINGTON (AP) — A university professor who told her students in West Virginia that she hopes people who attend political rallies without masks get the coronavirus and die has been placed on administrative leave. The video posted on social media last week identifies the professor as ...
BUCKHANNON — A man who brandished a knife in front of an officer and slashed multiple tires at Buckhannon Toyota Sunday was arrested on several charges. George Tyree Cottle, 37, of Dundee, Ohio, was arrested for destruction of property, a felony; brandishing a deadly weapon and ...
BUCKHANNON — St. Joseph’s Hospital is celebrating Environmental Services Week (EVSW) Sept. 13-19. Held every year during the second week in September, EVSW is a week dedicated to recognizing the efforts of hard-working environmental service professionals. These staff members ensure ...
PHILIPPI — Dr. Tim Barry, president of Alderson Broaddus University and president of the Chamber of Commerce recently presented Associate Professor of English Kayla McKinney with the Barbour Chamber of Commerce engraved crystal apple award in a private ceremony at the university. ...
SOUTH CHARLESTON — They’re small and usually unnoticed by the untrained eye, but acorns and other mast enjoyed by squirrels, deer and other wildlife are a valuable resource this time of year and biologists for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources are surveying forests to ...