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Officials searching for Buckhannon man

BUCKHANNON — Officials from the City of Buckhannon Police Department and the Upshur County Department of Homeland Security & Emergency Management are conducting a coordinated search for Christopher James Chenoweth, who has been reported missing and endangered. Chenoweth is described as ...

Enrollment down, Hope Scholarships up

ELKINS - Enrollment is down, and Hope Scholarship numbers are up in Randolph County Schools this school year. Randolph County Schools Superintendent Dr. Derek Lambert gave the Board of Education an update on enrollment numbers during Tuesday's meeting at the Central Office.    Before ...

Officials searching for Buckhannon man

BUCKHANNON — Officials from the City of Buckhannon Police Department and the Upshur County Department of Homeland Security & Emergency Management are conducting a coordinated search for Christopher James Chenoweth, who has been reported missing and endangered. Chenoweth is described as ...

Two Twisted Smoke Shack employees facing felony charges

ELKINS – Two employees of the Twisted Smoke Shack in Elkins have been arrested in connection to alleged illegal marijuana products. Brandi Nicole Harris, 43, of Beverly, and Megan Raye Daniels, 38, of Beverly, were each charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance ...

Copper wire theft case ends in plea deal

ELKINS — A Randolph County man who broke into a company’s trailer and stole $750 of copper wire entered into a plea agreement this week. Mark Jay Courtney, 47, of Elkins, appeared in Randolph County Magistrate Court on Monday and entered a plea agreement, pleading guilty to one count of misdemeanor petit larceny. Courtney was initially charged with one count of entry into a building other than a dwelling, a felony. He is currently being held at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail. Courtney was represented in court by attorney Paul Gwaltney and the state was represented by Assistant ...

Credit available for paying vehicle taxes on time

WHEELING — It's nearly fall, and time for West Virginia residents to pay their vehicle property taxes if they want to receive a credit on their future state tax return. The West Virginia Motor Vehicle Property Tax Adjustment Credit, also known as MV-1, allows taxpayers who pay their state vehicle taxes on time to receive a credit on their state tax refund. Those qualifying must pay the first half of their tax bill, or their entire tax bill in full, before Oct. 1. Those who do not pay their taxes in full must pay the second half of the bill by April 1 to receive their refund. In ...