Beckley, WV News

• Beckley, WV News
• Fayette environmental work honored
• Rahall, Snuffer agree on honoring Israeli Olympians
• Two rescued from New River after fast rise of water
• Still together, triplets prepare for college move
• Oceana man receives prison time for drug dealing role
• Wyoming board renews contracts of three officials
• Lake Stephens plans beach blast
• Rahall speaks at Meadow Bridge graduation event
• Boating accident claims man during camping trip
• Lockbridge Pottery set for Spring Show
• Activists arrested after boarding coal barge
• Strikeout Diabetes fundraiser to aid research group
• Raleigh County indictments
• Crab Orchard man sentenced to 20 years for store robbery
• Council approves ABC licenses, discusses storm water regulations
• Former employee sues coal company
• Airport expects details on ‘virtual tower’ by September
• Trap Hill Little League to get $10,000 grant
• Bicycle route plan nearing completion
• Board recognizes students
• Calendar — Wednesday, May 23, 2012
• Disney producer is MSU Orlando's "Student of the Year"
• Mountain State University's Orlando campus holds commencement
• Texting ban for pedestrians? Not likely in W.Va.
• Legislator suggests: Sell bonds to build roads, then let taxes from new businesses created pay them off
• Beckley Art Group forms local photography club
• Calendar — Tuesday, May 22, 2012
• MSU campus site of ‘Beckley Unplugged’
• ParrotPalooza ready to kick off Friday
• Body of man found in parking lot is identified
• Raleigh Countian chosen for GOP Political Action meeting
• Rahall lauds bluegrass legend Everett Lilly
• Tech secures funding for campus project
• WVU Extension agents use famous feud to help spark media interest and tourism
• Our Readers Speak — Saturday, May 19, 2012
• Trust the Lord to glue it back together
• Lewis Automotive hosts Business After Hours
• U.S. Treasury at fault in benefit checks delay
• Beckley Founder’s Day slated May 26
• Local troop takes first in state Cupcake Challenge
• Mountain State University volleyball camps scheduled in July
• Auditor wants change in retiree law or enforcement
• Technology experts look at county’s future
• Price for water plant upgrades $25 million
• Bradley Elementary students visit culinary institute
• Department of Labor blames Treasury for delay in sending black lung benefits
• Murder suspect waives preliminary hearing in Beckley stabbing death
• Several summer youth programs available this year
• Neighbor rescues elderly woman from Bradley house fire
• Organizers declare April litter sweep a success
• Tadpole project seeks volunteers
• Individuals indicted in Fayette Circuit Court named
• City agrees to pay couple’s legal bill
• School immunization requirements changed for incoming 7th- and 12th-graders
• Caylee’s Law back before select children's committee
• Loss of grant causes uproar in Spa City
• DHHR may need ‘a little help’ from friends
• Calendar — Wednesday, May 16, 2012
• GVT will present Cabaret during a dinner theater
• Beckley youth council is seeking members
• Air National Guard veteran is MSU Martinsburg's "Student of the Year"
• MSU Center Township commencement features "Student of the Year"
• 48th Annual Appalachian Arts and Crafts Fair
• Two W.Va. rivers on endangered list
• Rehabilitation Services names Glade Springs employer of year
• Snuffer seeking study of historical Mercer homes
• Arts, recreation grants awarded in Greenbrier
• Spirit of Tourism awards offered in Greenbrier County
• Oak Hill City Council votes to make changes to trail
• FOIA request delays Raleigh dispute
• Statewide nonprofit association’s goals explained
• New River plans Prep 4 College Success classes
• Police briefs
• Farmers’ Market to open
• MSU dedicates building to longtime professor, academic dean
• Snuffer attempting to link Rahall to Obama
• Students place fifth in competition
• Liberty High School annual greenhouse sale opens today
• Three men are sentenced in separate incidents
• Food drive Saturday
• Beckley Beauty Academy to close after 42 years
• "Beckley Unplugged" features music and fun for the whole family
• MSU valedictorian overcomes adversity, inspires others
• Wheeler to challenge Dolphin in general election
• Longtime commissioner loses in Nicholas County
• Incumbent Monroe sheriff to compete to retain slot this fall
• House 32 down to wire
• Nominations offered in hunt for House 42
• Hanna receives Greenbrier spot
• Fayette County Commission to stay as is
• Crescent Elementary student organizes food drive
• National Park Service closes Cunard access due to landslide
• Reality Tour to raise local awareness about drug abuse
• Record number of students to march at Mountain State University
• New State Police troopers report for duties
• Public can weigh in Thursday on Oak Hill plan update
• Tickets given for passing school buses
• Free movie to promote healthy school food
• Superintendent discusses takeover
• Students receive flag etiquette tips
• Locals win national design contest
• WVU Tech mulling possible new major
• Calendar — Sunday, May 6, 2012
• Presentation warns about drinking and driving
• Taylor Made promotes MD awareness, shows
• Parkways expects revenue boost
• Rumors surround ambulance authority proposal
• Suspect arrested in January burglary
• Civil War re-enactment kicks off today in Wyoming County
• Three southern health care centers get federal funding
• W.Va. one of most dangerous places to work
• Liberty High School receives $5,000 award
• Fayetteville works with comprehensive plan, bridge issue
• Two of three teens injured in wreck remain hospitalized
• Ground broken for new gym that will honor Leon Newman
• Raleigh County Memorial Airport
• Lawyer wants county to swap buildings after fire
• Planning commission reviews new businesses
• Officials want to turn Rhodell around
• Local students compete at bridge design competition
• Compassionate Pet Fest set for Sophia this weekend
• Rahall, Browning denounce Armendariz and EPA remarks
• Business Continuity Conference scheduled at Tamarack
• Ballet dancer to study with iconic company
• Rafter dies Saturday during whitewater trip
• Shady students place 3rd in Envirothon
• Cyclists seek awareness on roads
• Calendar — Monday, April 30, 2012
• Rockefeller installs new video, plans Boy Scout event
• Historic Fayette Theater undergoing updates
• Lace ‘em up! Time for Mountain State University basketball camps
• Coda Mountain Academy of Music seeks funding support
• Diesel train malfunctions, ignites into flames
• Two Beckley women arrested, jailed for multiple felonies
• Three people arrested on drug charges, Rainelle police say
• First Book opens new chapter in Fayette
• Raleigh County school board OKs calendar for 2012-13 year
• Martha Stewart to speak at conference; event starts Sunday
• GVT to present Alice in Wonderland Friday and Saturday
• Greenbrier Commission candidates square off
• Democratic hopefuls for sheriff join in forum
• Beckley council works on closing some alley ways
• Whipple store to double as a ballroom Saturday
• John Henry statue to be moved today, then repaired
• DUI Checkpoint in Fayetteville
• W.Va. Workers’ Memorial Day
• MSU addiction series continues Thursday with panel discussion
• Just For Kids opens in United Bank Building
• Firefighter rescues elderly woman from house fire in Hinton
• Police seek clues in home invasion
• Social Studies Fair winners announced
• NASA youth lab to open in Beckley today
• Rainelle plans fire hydrant flow tests, inspection this week
• RGH, YMCA to host International Dinner
• Tickets still available for annual Chamber of Commerce Dinner
• Diversity in higher education conference slated for Wednesday
• Souper Spring Fever 2012 winners annouced
• Police arrest two men at Beckley motel, seize heroin worth $5,500
• MSU Addiction Symposium Series explores impact on youth
• Earth Day events go on despite rain
• Shade Tree fired up for new season
• Calendar — Monday, April 23, 2012
• Dalton named Greenbrier superintendent
• Concord University's O'Brien retires
• Singer in Bluefield April 27 for Denver Foundation
• Fayette commission OKs fence, paint job at park
• Beckley broadcasting executive Ira Southern dies in Florida
• Paving to delay U.S. 19 traffic in Summersville
• Varieties available at Souper Spring Fever in Beckley
• NWS: Snow may make an appearanc
• Denim for a Difference kicks off next week
• Original Flecktones back, for now
• MSU students host annual Charity Golf Tournament
• Workshop series explores "Leadership Communications"
• Denim for a difference
• Stream conservation training planned next week
• Spring Round-Up gospel sing in works
• Rahall encourages public to attend FOP banquet Friday
• Social Studies Fair Friday
• Arbuckle sewer rates to increase
• W.Va. lawmakers try to keep post offices open
• MSU's "Fantasic Few" present "Truth and Beyond"
• GVT to open 2012 season Thursday
• FOP banquet to be Friday in Beckley
• GVT to receive $10,000 grant
• Denim for a difference
• Raleigh IDs 24 new precincts
• Sumner shares experiences of International Women’s Day
• Fayette officials discuss phone service
• Kids raise money for shelter animals
• Area students to be featured at ‘Arts Alive!’
• Campaign for memorial under way
• Manchin backs Buffett Rule, calls it ‘fairness’
• YMCA plans activities for Healthy Kids Day May 8 in Beckley
• RGH to offer free advanced directives
• Register for Denim for Difference
• Group seeking exotic animal rules won't give up
• Richwood getting ready for ramps
• Seven from Woodrow Wilson join Marines
• Calendar — April 16, 2012
• Filmmaker talks about his experience in W.Va.
• Ready to rescue
• National exhibit arrives in Beckley
• Grandview Tunnel Trail may open soon
• Dunloup Creek lots offered for $1 for gardening
• Mandala creation to begin at gallery Saturday
• Several projects set for Volunteer Week
• Democrats to select state convention delegates
• Calendar — April 13, 2012
• UPDATE: Police allege man robbed parents, abducted daughter after murdering wife
• W.Va. moves to unlicense Upper Big Branch foreman
• Jan-Care celebrating telecommunicators
• Two Fayette County towns to host tire collections
• Police investigate two separate wrecks on U.S. 19
• 2012 Spring Job Fair attracts several hundred to Tamarack
• New Year's Day murder case goes to grand jury
• MSU's Appalachian Visions series presents live bluegrass and more
• Accident leaves 2 injured
• State Police still probing possible abduction attempt
• Mountain State students donate to Women's Resource Center
• State Police continue investigation of possible attempted abduction
• Drug unit featured at Citizen’s Police Academy
• West Virginia author presents latest children's book
• Fire Weather Warning in effect through this evening
• Calendar — April 9, 2012
• Monks to form mandala in Beckley
• Calendar — April 8, 2012
• Calendar — April 7, 2012
• Suture workshop puts Mountain State students ahead of the curve
• House of Delegates honors Coach Bolen
• Make It Shine litter sweep today
• Fayette candidates offer views
• Fayette commission hopefuls discuss Boy Scout reserve
• Turnpike to get some resurfacing
• Pancake Breakfast at Applebee’s on April 14 to benefit local BSA Troop 3
• YMCA of Southern W.Va. to host 33rd International Dinner
• Family Worship Center to drop 30,000 Easter Eggs
• Residents protest mine effects
• Registration under way for Denim for a Difference Days
• Police: Man behind bars after high speed pursuit
• Registration extended for Greenbrier talent contest
• Senate hopefuls speak out at Meet the Candidates
• Candidates forum held at fairgrounds
• Supreme Court hopefuls extol experiences, ideals
• GOP candidates for U.S. Senate, House take limelight
• Calendar — Wednesday, April 4, 2012
• Ben Campbell headlines "Poetry Aloud" at Mountain State University
• Secretary of State awards Monroe $7,500 to assist disabled voters
• Registration deadline extended for event hosted by Mount Hope graduates
• Mabscott Police to conduct sobriety checkpoint Friday
• Response is forthcoming on FOIA probe
• Dickens named Raleigh County Schools employee of the year
• Math curriculum changes set for Raleigh
• Annenberg documentary on UBB disaster to air Thursday
• BIG project manager to meet with city officials this week
• Calendar — Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• Calendar — April 2, 2012
• Rahall introduces postal service bill
• Calendar — April 1, 2012
• Students pay homage to wildflowers
• Man dies in ATV accident, on Fitzpatrick Road
• Calendar — March 31, 2012
• Financial aid workshop offered free at Mountain State University
• State geographic bee slated today
• SBA mulls more than $170 million in requests
• Mullens parade on Sunday will focus on drug awareness
• Veteran state newspaperman to lead W.Va. Press Association
• Summers County deputies charge man with murder of wife, child abuse
• Deadline for Boy Scouts project applications extended
• Hearings to be held on voting procedures for Fayette district
• Greenbrier chamber honors Curry
• Beckley council works with budget, bids, appointment
• Raleigh judicial annex opens Tuesday
• Defendant in triple murder to receive mental exam
• Mountain State University corrects program issues
• Texas convict on W.Va. ballot for president
• Rainelle man arrested after making alleged threats, attack
• Calendar — March 27, 2012
• MSU Cougar tailgate celebration Tuesday
• Fair housing workshop scheduled for April 2 in Beckley
• Lewisburg VFD releases 15-year plan
• Calendar — March 26, 2012
• Tedeschi Trucks Band to play Clay Center on Friday
• New scout compound gets lawmaker’s help
• Forum on efficiency informs, educates
• Two wanted by police for wanton endangerment
• Citizen’s Police Academy classes begin
• Barbara Nissman in concert this Sunday
• Rahall wants task force help in national drug summit
• Police, court train on youth issues
• Chick-fil-A to reopen March 27
• Summers County Commissioners give approval to $2.7 million budget
• State Fair concert tickets go on sale today at Fairlea
• Suspect charged in alleged abduction
• Soccer field at State Fair center taking shape in parking lot
• No immunity, no doctors at games
• VA team to offer diabetes class at Greenbrier County clinic
• Fundraiser at Chick-fil-A to help accident victim
• Big rig wreck damages bridge
• Calacino’s wall honors those affected by cancer
• Mountain State University names interim president
• Officers complete training at W.Va. fusion center
• Fayette man arrested for failure to register
• Rockefeller promotes internet, broadband access
• Raleigh sheriff plans to conduct DUI checkpoints
• Calendar — Tuesday, March 20, 2012
• Calendar — March 19, 2012
• Single-vehicle accident sends man to hospital
• Bowlers take to hardtop for 26th annual Irish Heritage Festival
• High school boasts national finalists
• Raleigh man discovered in vehicle over mountainside
• Fayetteville Rotary Club celebrates 88 years of service
• Calendar — March 18, 2012
• Calendar — Saturday, March 17, 2012
• MSU Addiction Symposium Series explores impact, treatment options
• NRA records wins in legislative session
• BAG helps celebrate National Youth Art Month
• Boy Scouts’ licensing department shares information with public
• Workshop series spotlights "Transcendent Leadership"
• Mountain State University gives back to community
• Home and Leisure Show slated for this weekend at Ghent
• Prisoner nabbed after escape
• ACT cooks up success at hospitality competition
• Revitalize WVU Tech committee hosts 1st public meeting Thursday
• Raleigh County Firefighters Association continues work in support of fire levy
• Park students cope with tragedy
• Beckley OKs funds for TWV
• Mount Hope councilman says he won’t seek re-election
• Police plan DUI checkpoints during the holiday weekend
• Motorists told to expect delays due to construction, NASCAR race
• Investigation continues in fatal Nicholas mine mishap
• Calendar — March 13, 2012
• Park Middle student dies suddenly during gym class
• BFD: Light fixture problem caused fire on Carriage Drive
• Mount Nebo man arrested for malicious wounding
• Oak Hill council OKs sewer rate hike
• Mountain State University workshop helps writers refine skills
• Author works with Beckley students
• Caylee’s law fails to get House vote
• Justice honored to be on Forbes list
• Lawmakers OK plan for teacher evaluations
• Calendar — March 12, 2012
• Burning up new trails
• Out-of-staters take 1st whitewater trip of year
• Legislator welcomes Office of Minority Affairs
• Bill to require AC carbon monoxide detectors
• House OKs Penn State-inspired bill
• Pocahontas Sheriff’s Department under investigation
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle at night dies at scene
• GVT sets ‘Grease’ performances
• Restaurant signs spark controversy in Fayetteville
• Signatures verified on voters’ petition
• Exotic, wild animal decisions will be up to the DNR
• Local Girl Scouts gather to celebrate centennial
• Local portrait artist shows work in Charleston
• TWV to conduct auditions March 31
• ‘Reality Tour’ to expose effect of drug abuse
• BPD, doctor cooperate to recover pain pills
• Antonio Smith charged with voluntary manslaughter
• Fire forces evacuation at turnpike travel plaza
• Girl Scouts plan two cookie walkabouts
• Bradley firefighters battle fire in Cranberry
• Mountain State University professor judges essay contest
• Faculty-funded scholarships awarded to four MSU students
• Drug bill ready for House floor showdown
• Raleigh Commission approves funding for local Little League
• School bus measure tailored with Scout Jamboree in mind
• House panel takes hard line with texting, talking
• Fayette forums to assist plans for Scout projects
• Greenbrier County conducts its annual housing assessment
• Arch Coal Foundation honors 12 teachers
• Teen drug court eyed for 11th Circuit
• Accident injures 6
• Fairdale homicide probe continues
• Fayetteville CVB seeks new director; resolution approved
• John Henry Park seeks tunnel
• Local paintball group seeking new members
• Calendar — March 5, 2012
• Massive line of storms wreaks havoc
• Calendar — March 3, 2012
• Fayette man charged with murder
• Primary seatbelt usage bill moves closer to vote in House
• Mild winter means more traffic for turnpike
• Group to memorialize Buffalo Creek victims, raise awareness
• YMCA announces Friends of Coal Auto Fair concert headliner
• Disaster memorabilia, grant money for archive sought
• Safety report says accident claims down
• Raleigh County schoolchildren and parents reminded of fire station-based computer centers
• Federal funds allocated for Ronceverte flood mitigation
• Area under tornado, flood watches
• Will fourth time be the charm for a primary seatbelt law?
• Tomblin pleased with new mine safety legislation
• Deer farms, copper theft, breast feeding bills clear
• Beckley council works with street issue, open burning and fire levy
• Students need immunizations before fall
• Victim of Lewisburg altercation has died
• School celebrates 140th anniversary
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Roll-your-own cigarettes tax measure clears Senate
• High school tradition to be recognized
• Calendar — Feb. 28, 2012
• Workshop series helps professionals grow as leaders
• Small girl with big determination cheers for team from Clarksburg
• Scouts hoping to attend Jamboree can get help
• Beckley Blaze’s special needs cheerleading team adds pep
• Calendar — Feb. 25, 2012
• Fayette police searching for suspects
• MSU kicks off addiction symposiums
• Lewisburg police and VFD issue annual reports
• Closure of postal center upsets Bluefield residents
• Missing hikers found at Little Beaver
• Substance abuse epidemic targeted in Mountain State University series
• Saturday's final home game features MSU seniors, tribute to Coach Bolen
• Groups threaten suit over Frasure Creek mine
• Panel approves spay-and-neuter fund
• Professor discusses the role of African Americans in history
• Fayette board race clarified
• W.Va. report urges sentencing, parole reforms
• Senate regulates puppy mills
• Mountain State University dean accepted into Mensa
• Prescription medication drop-off boxes expanded
• Is Real ID a step toward ‘mark of the beast’?
• Senate bars tanning booths for some teens
• Primary seatbelt law gets new lease on life
• Online survey seeks ideas for future of WVU Tech
• Commissioners tackle election, pay
• Some in Monroe, Mercer are still without power
• Leadership Ignite seminar series continues at local MSU campus
• Mountain State University hosts Addiction Symposium Series
• Snow duck
• Spay-neuter financing hits snag in Senate
• Filmmaker discusses Hawks Nest Tunnel tragedy
• Greenbrier school official to retire
• Prince residents voice frustrations over bridge
• Calendar — Feb. 21, 2012
• Veteran Beaver firefighter retires
• Emergency crews conduct drill
• Calendar — Feb. 20, 2012
• White Sulphur Springs’ Haynes denies rumors
• Calendar — Feb. 19, 2012
• Calendar — Feb. 18, 2012
• House panel approves Tomblin’s mine safety bill
• Real-time tracking of pseudoephedrine-laced products progresses
• Enrollment opens for Mini-Medical School
• Bill would allow police to test suspect drivers for drug impairment
• House panel approves Tomblin's mine safety bill
• Real-time tracking beats prescription in first battle over pseudoephedrine
• High school scholarship program provides college credit, saves tuition
• Expanded Boy Scout tax-exempt status clears hurdle
• Senate gives VFDs grace period to turn in reports
• Property crimes, equine rescue facility bills pass Senate
• Proposal aims to allow crossbows for hunting
• Third Thursday set for today
• Animal rescue fundraiser Saturday
• MSU Board approves three-year contracts for faculty members
• Prosecutor urges judge to send message with Stover sentence
• Raleigh ranks well in national school culture survey
• Disarming correctional officer would be felony
• Police: Officer dragged by suspect’s vehicle
• Calendar — Feb. 14, 2012
• Crime Stoppers key tool in drug abuse fight
• Trivia show stopping in Beckley
• MSU set to turn attention to interim president selection
• Court explains redistricting ruling
• Calendar — Feb. 13, 2012
• Calendar — Feb. 12, 2012
• Chocolate Jazz concert to benefit Hospice
• Calendar — Feb. 11, 2012
• Bill backed by 11 sponsors would crack down on 'sexting' by minors
• House passes OPEB; final vote coming in Senate
• Summers clerks to upgrade vaults
• Senate still working on drug data access for sheriffs
• Cities to receive housing grants
• Passenger screening system installed at Greenbrier Valley Airport
• GOP revives welfare drug testing bill
• Governor, truckers, NTSB support texting ban
• Greenbrier drug suspects rounded up
• Rainelle couple arrested for drugs
• Mount Hope man sentenced on firearms charge
• "Cheer with the Cougars" clinic slated Feb. 25
• Green pleads for fund-raising ban during session
• Senators want to build veterans nursing home in Beckley
• Body reportedly removed from Guyandotte River
• Commissioners urge public to look into free prescription drug card
• Ronceverte merchant shares concerns with City Council
• Three men found dead in Rainelle home
• Glen Daniel bank robbery suspect nabbed quickly
• Fayette board member voices disapproval of energy program
• Mount Hope grads plan ‘Sentimental Journey Prom’
• City mourns retired police Capt. J.D. Meadows
• Calendar — Feb. 6, 2012
• Mountain State plans free financial aid workshop Thursday
• Free FAFSA assistance offered
• BAF fund established in memory of Raleigh woman
• Cupid’s Cuties is scheduled for Feb. 11
• Financial aid workshop offered free at Mountain State University Beckley
• Council votes to suspend yard sale fees during summer
• ’Pike ready to spread no-texting message
• BAG opens new exhibit
• Concord Charlie predicts spring is coming at event
• Rockefeller says FAA funding likely
• Senate speeds up OPEB approval in national first
• McDowell to center community around school
• WVU Tech steering committee planning for future
• Mountain State University scholarship helps working mom fulfill dream
• OPEB plan passes Senate
• Raleigh County Humane Society collecting houses
• Magistrate qualification measure dies in Senate
• Greenbrier judge lowers bond for accused conspirator
• GOP senator wants 70-mile buffer zone on video parlors
• Bridgemont Community and Technical College has master plan
• Mountain State University fundraising tally announced
• Controlled burning turns into small wildfire in Ghent
• Abandoned briefcase prompts bomb scare at bank
• Summit brush fire quickly controlled
• Talcott seeks funds to finish John Henry Park
• Drug treatment facility for women to open in March
• Ghent, Pineville firefighters honored
• Taylor Made climbing music chart; ‘Good Love’ at No. 38
• Area gambling support group formed
• Calendar — Jan. 30, 2012
• Candidate filings
• Rahall seeks another term in U.S House
• Senator comes to the aid of VFDs in terms of quarterly reports
• McDowell legislator will not seek re-election
• Fundraiser to honor firefighters
• Calendar — Jan. 28, 2012
• Green wants fundraisers during session outlawed
• Laird comes to rescue of volunteer fire departments in quarterly reports
• Kessler confident W.Va. can deal with drug problems
• Mistrial declared in DUI causing death case
• Official explains new health care overhaul act
• ‘Gordie’ Roop says he has no plan to seek re-election
• Man pleads guilty to 2011 murders
• Energy efficiency group working for measure to lower utility bills
• Romney, Paul, Gingrich on GOP ballot in W.Va.
• MSU Martinsburg Celebrates Grand Opening of Academic Support Center
• Tolliver seeks redistricting costs funds
• Oak Hill announces new vacant structure ordinance
• Maloney renews challenge to Tomblin for governor’s seat
• House agrees to create hair stylist license
• Greenbrier County tackles document preservation
• Public meeting on proposal to consolidate FSA offices
• Senator accelerating deer farm regulation change
• Raleigh County Sheriff’s Department helping address truancy
• MSU takes on Talladega Tornadoes as Bolen goes for record-breaking win
• Funeral services scheduled for Gov. Hulett Smith
• Break-in at Greenbrier County apartment results in 3 arrests
• Delta Air Lines sues The Greenbrier
• Two Rainelle meth lab suspects apprehended in Nicholas County
• Anti-texting bill is sent out by roads committee
• McBee’s benefit Saturday for those who lost businesses in recent fire
• Grant would help county with emergency generators
• Safety measures continue to add up for Raleigh board
• Woman faces more charges, police say
• Rainelle meth lab suspects arrested in Nicholas County
• Prescription drugs stolen from Scarbro pharmacy
• Man charged with breaking and entering in Lewisburg
• Woman facing additional charges in Greenbrier County
• Police arrest two in Hillcrest shooting
• Just for Kids’ public forum rescheduled for Jan. 30
• Resort chef to compete nationally, appear on TV
• Appalachian cuisine savored at Cast Iron Cook-Off
• Calendar — Jan. 23, 2012
• Man dies after truck drops off overpass in Mabscott
• WVU Tech lecture series to start with teen moms
• Rahall to receive National Guard award
• Extension gardening calendar offered
• Beckley police seeking new recruits
• Greenbrier Valley Theatre to offer original comedies
• School councils bring requests to Raleigh board
• Mahan will not seek re-election in House of Delegates
• Scalph files to serve regular term
• Copper bandits trash Eccles little league complex
• Wyoming County resident is missing
• Senate panel delays vote on anti-texting bill
• Fire destroys Ansted car wash, laundromat, market
• Mountain State University hosts Autism Symposium Focused on Adults
• Raleigh County gets a ‘B’ for smoke-free rules
• Oak Hill man indicted in Raleigh County court
• Media center orientation set for Unity Hall
• Board of Trustees announcement
• MSU terminates Polk's contract
• Alpha donates funds to UBB memorial
• Police charge 5 in area burglary
• Green off committee, sits among Senate Republicans
• Fayetteville swears in town’s first female officer
• Hall, Browning to battle for 9th seat
• Tomblin wants look at roads, infrastructure for Boy Scouts
• Lawmakers want ‘real’ fireworks legalized
• Calendar — Jan. 17, 2012
• Concord application makes debut
• Arbuckle PSD making progress toward correcting problems
• Calendar — Jan. 16, 2012
• 4 Girl Scouts receive Bronze Award
• Greenbrier student wins visit to D.C.
• Two injured in rollover
• Calendar — Jan. 15, 2012
• Cold to linger over weekend
• Delegate: Toll removal bill planned
• Potential annexation byproducts to help town
• DEP officials: Possible link between fracking disposal, earthquakes
• Calendar — Jan. 14, 2012
• Pedestrian killed on I-77 on ramp
• Pharmacy robberies investigated
• Beckley police arrest alleged Walmart bomb threat caller
• Raleigh County awarded dropout prevention grant
• Citizens’ Police Academy in Beckley now enrolling
• Would-be Gorge Bridge jumper placed in custody
• More cell towers may be coming to fix ’pike dead spots
• Guthrie, Mahan pleased with backing on proposed texting ban
• Mild winter means salt savings for toll road — so far
• Lewisburg PD debuts new K-9 unit
• State BOE votes to close 2 Fayette schools
• Pedestrian struck, killed on 1-77 entrance ramp
• Emergency 'situation' closes New River Gorge Bridge
• White Sulphur city council rebuffs call for charter change
• Raleigh school officials decide to bring in chefs
• Utility rates have seen steady increase throughout state
• Oak Hill appoints acting mayor
• Former mayor remembered for public service
• Copper theft bill gains approval in committee
• Police: Man shot during attempted arrest
• Firefighters discuss upcoming levy
• Counterfeit money reportedly passed at Rainelle businesses
• Lawmakers look at same-day registration
• Fayette County board elects a president
• Council to vote on emergency services appointment
• Beaver, Summers VFDs get clean bill of health
• Crews locate body of missing 81-year-old
• State’s jobless fund remains in black
• Whistleblower site set for launch
• One dead, another injured in Sunday car accident
• Calendar — Jan. 9, 2012
• Calendar — Jan. 8, 2012
• RGH teams with police to fight drugs
• Couple now owns Chick-fil-A at mall
• Area snowfall coming to an end
• Icy conditions cause multiple car pileup
• Local Author Tells History of Beckley Through Vintage Photographs
• Staggers set to chair House roads panel
• Beckley police identify victim of fatal shooting
• Calendar — Jan. 3, 2012
• Rain doesn’t dampen spirits at Spa City parade
• Calendar — Jan. 2, 2012
• Calendar — Jan. 1, 2012
• A healthy solution for your resolutions
• Blast of winter weather is on its way
• TWV has cultural, economic influence
• Allowing underage drinking can hold consequences for parents
• Calendar — Dec. 31, 2011
• Death penalty to be sought in slayings of West Virginia family
• Local children take art to heart
• Program helps adults improve reading skills
• Electrical class takes first place in Christmas lights contest
• United Way 10 percent shy of goal
• Woman struck by car, injured in Sophia
• Page-Kincaid PSD posting notices to report contamination
• Two-car collision sends three people to hospital
• Wyoming East troup wins state competition
• Arbuckle PSD seeks sewer rate increase
• Calendar — Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• 3 injured in Tuesday crash on U.S. 19
• NWS predicts light snow today, then drier conditions Thursday
• W.Va. news briefs
• Legislature passes bill to regulate Marcellus shale drilling
• Gwinn Joins MSU as Vice President of Legal Affairs
• Calendar — Dec. 27, 2011
• Explosion heard for miles
• Man missing since Friday found dead after search
• Calendar — Dec. 26, 2011
• Agency finds mine blast in compliance
• Black ice causes several accidents, police say
• Words of Hope to kick off events with musical guests
• Calendar — Dec. 25, 2011
• Calendar — Dec. 24, 2011
• Hico man charged in armed robbery
• EPA’s coal-fired power plant rule angers W.Va. delegation
• Christmas village display keeps growing in Danese
• Shady students donate to hospice
• People cautioned about callers and Social Security scam
• Veteran lawmaker decides against bid for re-election
• Just For Kids Inc. to host public policy forum Jan. 5
• Beckley man shot during altercation
• Raleigh commissioners hear plea for seniors’ luncheon program
• Husband, wife charged in theft of TV sets from Walmart
• Officials say cause of house fire may be arson
• Beaver man charged in burglary
• Cycle/auto crash hurts one
• State board adopts new policies, OKs third for comments
• Mountain State Inks Agreement with U.S. Department of Defense
• Man shot on Ellison Avenue Monday night
• Independence High implements program to keep students enrolled
• Deputy’s cruiser struck; suspect flees, then arrested
• Sheriff’s department to increase DUI patrols, checkpoints
• Calendar — Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011
• 5 charged in vehicle arson at Rainelle detachment
• Calendar — Dec. 19, 2011
• Arson at State Police unit is still under investigation
• Ben Bailey plays Peter Cooper in Christmas play
• Rahall announces record AML funding for the state
• Coal-fired power plants emissions ruling due Monday
• Green Entrepreneurship class planned
• Rahall, House committee demand UBB criminal prosecutions
• Man pleads guilty to attack on mother
• Drug take back box is approved
• Camp Summers close to breaking even
• Woman hurt in rollover on I-64 near Lewisburg
• Buck kill up 16,000 over 2010 season in state
• Workshop to help African-Americans quit tobacco
• Dr. White Joins MSU Mooresville Faculty
• Calendar — Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011
• WVEA asks Raleigh board for support
• Police searching for escaped W.Va. parolee
• Greenbrier County CVB unveils video
• Beckley council approves bond issue for BIG project
• Greenbrier animal shelter given a 6-month reprieve
• Man charged with setting mother’s house on fire
• UMT to serve Christmas dinner
• State board to rule on Fayette surface mine
• W.Va. lawmakers enact Marcellus regulatory bill
• Brammer acquitted of embezzlement
• Judge denies Burks’ reasons to set aside plea
• Police looking for missing 14-year-old
• MSU Culinarians Offer Holiday Goodies From Around the World
• Jury deliberates in embezzlement trial
• Fayette area residents question blast at mine
• Suspect arrested in connection with burglary
• Counselors seek Medicaid reimbursement in state
• Vehicle accident victim identified
• Calendar — Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011
• Calendar — Dec. 12, 2011
• Pete Torrico receives rotary award
• Woman dies after vehicle strikes business
• Calendar — Dec. 11, 2011
• NPS superintendent is recognized
• Calendar — Dec. 10, 2011
• Season to start Friday at Snowshoe
• Greenbrier’s Miller to head Senate Agriculture Committee
• Redistricting plan could cost Raleigh $500,000
• Photos with Santa to benefit Raleigh County Animal Shelter
• Greenbrier Valley Theatre’s ‘Winter Wonderettes’ set
• Life coach to speak at church in Beckley
• Greenbrier County clerk to postpone retirement
• Business community turns out for regional meeting
• Manchin remembers the victims, survivors of Pearl Harbor attack
• Fayette deputies charge Oak Hill man with arson
• Ex-deputy ordered to make restitution
• Charlotte Bobcats VP Visits Mountain State Leadership Class
• Computer glitch shakes up E-ZPass
• Beckley police investigate weekend shootings
• Calendar — Dec. 6, 2011
• New River to host public forum today
• Santa’s helpers working for Wyoming toy fund
• 4-wheeler accident sends one person to hospital
• Deputies investigating Saturday home invasion
• 3 hurt in wreck
• Calendar — Dec. 4, 2011
• Calendar — Dec. 3, 2011
• MSU Cougar Concert Band Offers Free Holiday Performance
• City’s recycling program to continue
• Arson suspected in Oak Hill house fire
• Police searching for suspect in robbery
• Civil War video series introduced
• Fayette County FOP seeks donations for Shop-With-A-Cop program
• W.Va. retailers experience ‘very good weekend’
• Calendar — Nov. 29, 2011
• Christmas lights tour scheduled
• Rainelle police make more arrests
• Fayette man sent to hospital after accident
• Annual “Cookies with Santa” Fun for the Whole Family
• Sheriff notes increase in robberies, break-ins
• Calendar — Nov. 28, 2011
• Calendar — Nov. 27, 2011
• Calendar — Nov. 26, 2011
• Calendar — Nov. 25, 2011
• THANKSGIVING: Manchin, Tomblin give holiday wishes
• Calendar — Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011
• Police arrest suspect in vehicle B&Es
• Black Friday store hours for major retailers
• ‘Thrill kill’ leaves 13 deer dead in Marion County
• W.Va. delegation criticizes
• Precipitation to continue on big holiday travel day
• Greenbrier clerk to retire next month
• Students miss school for gun buck season
• Medicare Part D assistance available
• State Police address cyberbullying
• Summers Commission considers employee life insurance
• 'Thrill kill' leaves 13 deer dead in Marion County
• Calendar — Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011
• Summers officials look to buy new rescue truck
• No shortage of Supreme Court candidates for 2012
• Boil water advisory issued
• Depending on Mother Nature, Winterplace to open Dec. 10
• Tomblin might seek a new drug bill
• ‘Twilight’ wedding dress on display at Cinemas
• Fayette officials want public input for bridge lights
• Parkways expects heavy traffic for the holiday
• Thanksgiving Meal set for Thursday
• Calendar — Nov. 21, 2011
• BAF grant proposal deadline coming
• Rockefeller stands firm on air, railroad and highway funds
• Four people transported after 2-vehicle wreck
• Man injured during leveling of mobile home
• Motorcyclist hurt after crossing center line
• Calendar — Nov. 20, 2011
• Take Back Tech wants to re-stabilize school
• Youth bowling league in need of sponsors
• W.Va. inmate indicted in woman’s 2001 slaying
• Auction helps with decorations, giving back
• Sheriff: Assault charges may be pending
• Organization offers ‘win-win proposal’
• Police looking for suspect in robbery
• Chris Hanna appointed to fill council vacancy
• Forbes gives The Greenbrier 4 stars
• Water loss rate reduced by line replacement
• Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony to air on PBS
• The Happy Kids Project seeks local support
• Downed trees cut some Fayette County power
• Cheer clinic for future Cougars this Saturday
• Beckley police receive new cruisers
• Dunham’s Sports to open Friday at Raleigh Mall
• Smokeout scheduled Thursday
• Woodrow students to perform ‘Fiddler on the Roof’
• Local artisan makes plans for Thanksgiving show
• State director inspects Raleigh school based clinics
• Leadership Ignite seminar series continues at MSU's Center Township campus
• MSU athletics, faculty and Little General team up for pet food drive
• Teen pregnancies, diseases on rise in West Virgina
• Panel backs Tech recommendations
• Childers vows to hire more deputies
• Grant awards presented in Fayette County
• Departments respond to blaze at fire station
• Calendar — Nov. 15, 2011
• MSU offers new Hybrid Study course option at Martinsburg campus
• Tomblin takes oath of office
• Marcellus consensus still eluding lawmakers
• Kessler, McCabe expect to win Senate presidency
• Calendar — Nov. 14, 2011
• Calendar — Nov. 13, 2011
• All briefs filed in Frasure Creek Mining case
• Mathena Center adds show for ‘America’s Got Talent’ winner
• Calendar — Nov. 12, 2011
• Police ask for public’s help in locating woman
• Supreme Court sides with Greenbrier commission
• Landau Murphy books 2nd show at Mathena Center
• New school plans are approved
• Rockefeller wants to block Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac bonuses
• BarlowGirl & Rush of Fools Concert
• Judge sentences Bowling to life without mercy
• Calendar — Oct. 31, 2011
• Calendar — Oct. 30, 2011
• Local news
• Calendar — Oct. 28, 2011
• MSU Educator Receives Prestigious Lectureship
• TRICK-OR-TREAT times
• Calendar — Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011
• Greenbrier CVB director delivers annual report
• Fayette sheriff’s deputies arrest fugitive from Tenn.
• Woman charged with robbery, conspiracy in Mount Hope
• Grade school student tested for contamination
• Boil water advisory -- Wyoming County PSD
• 2-car accident sends 1 person to hospital
• ATV wreck injures 1 person, dispatchers say
• BSA project chances excite Greenbrier officials
• NIE book sale offers gigantic selection
• Forums to coordinate Scouts and service projects
• Summit meeting held in Wyoming
• Grants make Fayette projects possible
• New group wants to direct more resources to nonprofits
• Alumni contest this weekend will benefit Wyoming County Toy Fund
• Beckley mayor going the extra mile
• Rainelle site for health and safety fair this Saturday
• SIFE Sponsors Fall Food Drives at Mountain State University
• UMW's UBB report accuses Massey of 'industrial homicide'
• Renowned musical group Simple Gifts to perform as part of Appalachian Visions Series
• Beckley accepts station bids
• Mother sentenced in child’s death
• Manchin co-sponsors bill to rebuild infrastructure
• Calendar — Oct. 25, 2011
• The rising cost of consumption
• Doctoral Candidate Researches How Personality Affects International Relations
• Calendar — Oct. 24, 2011
• Domestic violence victims honored
• Pageant promotes good causes
• Feds drop one charge against Stover
• Mountain State Studies "Game-Changing Event"
• Fayette schools new five-year plan offers unified approach
• W.Va. Turnpike moves forward on incident plan
• MSU Cougar basketball schedule and events set for the 2011-12 season
• Wyoming commissioners OK annexation, funds for emergency response truck
• Bridge Day ... by the numbers
• Police: I.D. may take weeks
• Injunction against board, coach denied
• Donations allow additions to UBB memorial
• YMCA plans ‘Spooktacular Family Fun Fest’ Oct. 29
• Two transported after three-car crash
• Speakers offers insight on cyber security
• Community health clinic dedicated
• On-the-job accidents kill 95 in W.Va. in 2010
• Police seeking suspect in Walmart electronics theft
• Beckley K9 is reunited with handler
• Renown musicians to perform at ‘Seriously Jazz’
• Human remains found in Matheny area
• Beckley woman’s GTO takes top prize in show
• Meningitis reported at Fayette school
• Movie, panel discussion slated on mountaintop removal mining
• Calendar — Oct. 18, 2011
• Beckley officers earn national honor
• Several cases of mosquito-borne illness reported
• Calendar — Oct. 17, 2011
• ‘Pretty in Pink’ pageant set for Saturday
• Calendar — Oct. 16, 2011
• NRCTC set to host information sessions on program
• Quartet to kick off Concord series
• Mommies with Jammies to aid kids at shelter
• With record ridership, Amtrak imperiled
• Raleigh school official gets state job
• Meadow Creek water discussed
• Legal action taken against Raleigh BOE
• Visions for future of Alderson discussed
• Prince Street under boil water advisory
• Local news
• Counseling agency to host consumer service fair
• Greenbrier grand jury returns 42 indictments
• MSU enhances library services
• Police seek suspect in Little General robbery
• Oak Hill officials agree to fill several positions
• Just for Kids training slated for Oct. 20
• Raleigh County Crisis Response Team fish fry fundraiser Friday
• Injuries reported in Monday accident
• Calendar — Oct. 10, 2011
• Calendar — Oct. 9, 2011
• Local news
• Police say man robbed woman after meeting
• Mountain State University names new Deans
• Local news
• Could land lease make Tamarack self-sustaining?
• Turnpike’s new toll collection system is nearing completion
• Lewisburg is all set for TOOT
• Racing, music, food, games and more featured at festival
• Ohio man sentenced to 2 years
• Local news
• Calendar — Thursday, October 6, 2011
• Is Tomblin's victory a plus for southern counties?
• Green wants senate president; Kessler confident of win
• Police seek Beckley man wanted on drug charges
• Nicholas County couple facing child abuse charges
• Lynch joins National Institute for Culinary Arts at MSU
• Calendar — Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
• United Way leaders set sights high
• Ronceverte launches search for administrator
• Rainelle man to face additional charges, police say
• White Sulphur council’s agenda includes appointing mayor
• Denim for a Difference gaining support
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Federal prison guard charged in Beckley night club shooting
• DNR selects Manchin for Sportsperson of the Year
• Calendar — Oct. 3, 2011
• Calendar — Oct. 2, 2011
• Calendar — Oct. 1, 2011
• Tanker crash halts turnpike traffic for hours
• Groundbreaking is set for new Marsh Fork Elementary
• Tomblin’s Senate seat up for grabs?
• Local event to promote exercise, healthy eating
• EOC: 2-car accident sends 1 person to hospital
• W.Va. Turnpike closed southbound
• Vigil planned for 4 missing in Wyoming
• Education priorities endorsed
• Drowning victim identified
• Fayette prosecutor closes case of alleged rape at MHHS
• RGH, city looking for solution to smoking problem
• Fayette deputies investigate Chimney Corner Cafe break-in
• 2-car wreck injures 2
• Road to close for slip repair
• FMRS gets grant to fight drugs
• Fayetteville council to discuss recycling program
• BOE updated on school lunches, Title 1 funding
• Bereavement ceremony for families that have lost a child
• Beckley Concert Association touts new season
• Denim fundraiser set to make a difference
• Senior housing development to hold grand opening Saturday
• Concord University is named one of Best Regional Colleges
• AP Enterprise: Appalachia faces steep coal decline
• Mt. Olive inmate dies in weekend altercation
• 4 LSU fans attacked in game's aftermath
• Calendar — Sept. 27, 2011
• Crews recover body of woman missing Gauley rafter
• PMS teacher found dead at Lake Stephens
• Calendar — Sept. 26, 2011
• Wyoming County memories left for next generation
• Airport to host mock plane crash this week
• Coalwood makes plans for October Sky Festival
• Dedication ceremony for new scout cabin in Sophia set
• Vehicle accidents reported in Raleigh
• Public invited to prepare for emergencies
• Sprague mobile home destroyed by fire
• Calendar — Sept. 25, 2011
• Report: Minorities’ health in W.Va. dismal
• Official portrait of Jolliffe unveiled
• Manchin ‘greatly concerned’ about Obama budget plan
• Politicos agree on WVU win
• CEOs call for infrastructure funding
• Calendar — Friday, September 23, 2011
• MSU donates ultrasound machines
• Annual elder abuse conference set Friday
• Natural gas focus of Monday meeting
• Family Resource Network hosts reality tour
• Lewisburg City Council approves water bonds
• Funding focus of Clintonville meeting
• Alumni banquet at Concord
• Car hauler catches fire
• Injury reported in Midway Road accident
• United Way Denim for a Difference Days fundraiser set
• Shady Spring area schools to reopen
• Boil advisories
• Company says it is unable to provide water in case of mine damage
• Is it too late to spare research center in Beaver?
• Indictments returned in Monroe County Circuit Court
• Rahall says ‘corrupt’ label a distraction
• Resolution adopted to return patients to Summers hospital
• GVT finalist in Pepsi grant competition
• MSU theatre faculty member cast in national tour
• Beaver County professionals gain leadership insight
• MSU forum honors Constitution Day
• Raleigh school board suit amended
• Raleigh 911 calls rerouted to Fayette
• Shady Spring music program to receive new instruments
• Oak Hill OKs insurance coverage
• Counties 'geared up' for early voting
• Lawyers amend suit against Raleigh school board
• Leadership seminar series continues at MSU Mooresville
• Tomi Peck named Sophia Police chief
• Calendar — Sept. 19, 2011
• Calendar — Sept. 18, 2011
• Sophia council passes dangerous dog ordinance
• Marsh Fork alumni may buy former high school property
• Farmers Market to take food stamps
• Gubernatorial candidate is injured in car accident
• U.S. 219 to close for sewer repairs
• Pub to celebrate halfway point to St. Patrick’s Day
• MSU celebrates Constitution Day with Free Speech Forum
• Job fair aims to match potential employees with right employer
• Beckley awards contract to Ohio firm
• MSU named “Military Friendly School” by G.I. Jobs
• MSU expands offerings to focus on growing fields
• Greenbrier jazz benefit concert tickets on sale
• Fayetteville man found dead near Minden resort
• Car runs into apartment building; no injuries noted
• Person hurt in 2-car accident at intersection
• Calendar — Sept. 11, 2011
• Calendar — Saturday, September 10, 2011
• Raleigh County honors top teacher
• Bridge Day commission sues Web advertisers
• Oktoberfest kicks off this weekend in Montgomery
• Wessels joins Mountain State University
• Culturefest gets under way
• Calendar — Thursday, September 8, 2011
• Rock Creek couple discover record-setting small egg
• Chili dinner to benefit Graham House
• Calendar — Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011
• State fire marshal lifts order against VFD in Ronceverte
• Police: Man charged with wanton endangerment after domestic call
• Second annual Leadership Ignite workshop scheduled for Beaver County
• Watershed speaker to discuss trout stocking
• Arrests made in Rainelle home burglary
• Calendar — Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2011
• Calendar — Sept. 5, 2011
• Familiar music, ‘amazing’ acoustics
• Cell phones sought for soldiers
• Deputies plan increased patrols, checkpoints
• Justice Davis to head meetings on truancy
• Calendar — Sept. 4, 2011
• Wyoming County Labor Day Celebration begins
• Fayette County, BOE partner on recycling
• Odor sends Fairdale Elementary students home
• Restaurant owner cites sewer issue for closure
• Truck carrying 44,000 pounds of pet food overturns on I-64
• Injuries reported in collision
• I-64 accident injures 1
• World premiere under way
• Fayetteville council updated on school website
• Group promotes disaster readiness
• Free class for Alzheimer’s caregivers set
• Energy forum calls on power companies to help residents
• Taylor Made to join in pregame tailgating event
• UBB coal to be a part of Mountaineer Mantrip
• Johnstown Road stabbing victim stabbed himself, police say
• Hall files for 9th Senate seat
• Beckley Police arrest 2 men from Georgia
• Police: Stabbing victim arrested after incident
• UMWA president hails appointment of Phillips
• Police: 2 arrested for larceny
• American Red Cross to hold blood drive today in Beckley
• Fayette legislators, DOH discuss lights on NRG bridge
• MSU partners with Catawba Valley SHRM
• NRA dinner slated for Sept. 15
• Seminar slated for teachers, parents
• Bluefield State College president resigns
• Sen. Browning’s daughter to reign at festival
• Boil water advisories issued
• Country music star tops bill at Pineville Labor Day show
• Attendees may join cast in murder mystery
• Two people hurt when semi, two vehicles crash
• SUV flips several times; at least one person hurt
• Open house set for wood-fired kiln
• State squirrel-hunting season to open Sept. 10
• Calendar — Aug. 29, 2011
• Friendly people bring vendors back
• Accident kills child; 3 other people injured
• Commission says dispute with sheriff ‘not political’
• Man arrested after accident
• Harper Road paving Aug. 30
• Calendar — Saturday, August 27, 2011
• Energy forum set for Wednesday
• Blood donations urged before Irene arrives
• 1 arrested for drug trafficking
• Wildwood House celebrates 30 years
• Community-building big part of Oak Leaf Festival
• Official: GWHS safe for students
• Second earthquake felt by Greenbrier residents, officials say
• Raleigh County Schools revamp attendance policy
• W.Va. to join 3 other states in drug task force
• SALS after-school program set to start Monday in Beards Fork
• No bids received for courthouse window project
• Mullens residents get prison time
• Hail reported; more rain coming
• Two arrested for cutting phone lines, police say
• MSU President rallies faculty, staff, community
• Tea festival set to brew up some fun
• Slots still available for annual storytelling contest
• Earthquake did not hurt state bridges, transportation official says
• Greenbrier commission questions invoice and budget revisions
• Beckley VA Medical Center is losing 5 doctors
• Food tax elimination worth it, House minority leader says
• TWV gets $265,000 from state for expenses
• Back to School for Beckley - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Food tax elimination set for 2012
• State superintendent says more students are ‘making the grade’
• Will Hurricane Irene be heading this way?
• EPA to review regulations to ensure they remain effective and efficient
• State municipal league honors two Beckleyans
• Hot dog sales set to help provide funds for government programs
• Head Start open house sites set
• Oak Hill Police arrest wanted man
• Students from MSU and TWV's internship program cast in "Rocket Boys the Musical" world premiere
• Calendar — Aug. 23, 2011
• MSU forensic faculty members present fingerprint development
• Festival attracts variety of artisans
• Events to coincide with Arts and Crafts Fair
• Calendar — Aug. 22, 2011
• The Greenbrier featured in national magazine
• County Commission updated on water project
• Clerk completes walk
• Summers BOE to hold hearing, speech tests during year
• Ronceverte department to flush water mains, test hydrants
• Fair has been big part of Lewisburg doctor’s life
• Singer pleases the crowds with Elvis Presley favorites
• Triathlon expands this year
• Lewisburg City Council gives approval to water rate hike
• MSU President’s and Dean’s List Spring 2011
• New school policy to target bullying
• Brickstreet donates to UBB memorial
• Chair-ity event to benefit Women’s Resource Center
• Beckley’s 9/11 memorial dedication shaping up
• Copper thieves strike again in Eccles, Harper Heights area
• Public welcome at workshop for theater intern group
• Forum lets public speak out about access to court system
• Down power line sets fire to woods
• Police are seeking information on fatal accident in Greenbrier
• Wyoming man dies in crash
• MSU Center Township celebrating new location and recent publication during Open House
• Amateur culinarians rewarded for best homemade pie
• Emergency personnel respond to multiple wrecks
• Calendar — Aug. 16, 2011
• MSU and TWV offer professional theatre training showcase
• Labor council celebrates 76th birthday of Social Security
• Mount Hope basketball courts get an upgrade
• SALS FoodFest Camp takes nutrition seriously
• Oak Hill native wins Best in Show at wildlife exhibit
• A perfect start to a perfect day at State Fair of W.Va.
• Emergency planner notes school violence statistics
• Wyoming clerk walking to Charleston ... again
• Shade Tree revs up for shows at summer’s end
• Filmed in W.Va., ‘Doughboy’ to premiere here
• Campground brings new acquaintances, memories
• Calendar — Aug. 14, 2011
• Calendar — Aug. 13, 2011
• Local NAACP branch opens 67th convention
• Back to drawing board
• Marcellus report released
• New CEO is announced for Raleigh General
• Brice opens up State Fair
• White Sulphur council looks at compromise with sports leagues
• 6 new state troopers report for duty
• Rainelle police investigate the theft of shop’s artwork
• MSU graduates achieve 100% pass rate on ARRT exam
• Hinton-based group to present play
• Sheriff’s Department taking applications
• Accident with injury reported
• Cap stays in coal severance bill
• Susman urges legal challenge against House plan
• Monroe County officials protest redistricting plan
• Class D landfill considered for Summers site
• Banker named group’s volunteer of the year
• Pair of Liberty students win Globaloria game competition
• Farmers market thrives at new site
• Volunteers help Summers riding program succeed
• Multiple-car accident leaves passenger dead
• Arrest made in string of Fayette burglaries; investigation ongoing
• Boy Scouts’ patch auction benefits charities
• Chamber proclamation supports intact 27th
• Coal truck and church bus collide
• Health care centers to receive grants
• If you’re going to the Classic, know the rules and have fun
• Rainelle mayor among Classic volunteers
• Greenbrier commission to change accounting practices
• Armstead wants time to study maps, meet people
• Debt ceiling gridlock could mean I.O.U.’s in West Virginia
• WVU Tech revitalization team hears from community
• Metro mapping gets $13,000 boost
• Wounded veterans to take in The Greenbrier Classic
• New school website to be unveiled
• United announces earnings
• Citizens demand Marcellus shale drilling ban in W.Va.
• Summer youth program under way at Scarbro
• Utility crews still working to restore power
• Republican group readies attack on Manchin
• Tomblin: State to apply for Race to the Top education funding
• Two men suspected of trying to lure children sought
• UBB memorial to receive $10,000
• TWV to promote education
• 20 new customers will have access to sewer line in Hinton
• Wyoming commissioners learn more about promoting county
• State Police arrest 2 sex offenders
• Md. woman drowns after raft flips
• Energy Express encourages healthy choices
• Alderson native, piano prodigy to perform at First Baptist Church in Beckley today
• Beckley Art Group planning fundraiser at Daniel Vineyards
• NRCTC class to focus on caring for aging parents
• Just For Kids dinner honors child advocates
• Staggers injured while treating patient
• Greenbrier Valley Theatre welcomes new employees
• Coordinators praise volunteers
• Art, music to be showcased this weekend at Tamarack
• UBB memorial project receives more donations
• Auto fair booth jam-packed with family-friendly fun
• Affinity mine reopens with fanfare
• Two separate wrecks reported on Ritter Drive
• Greenbrier County 911 director submits resignation
• Construction to close road for at least a month
• Full slate of activities awaits weekend visitors
• Uptown Beckley cruise-in to open FOC Auto Fair
• Veteran-friendly firms to be at upcoming job fair
• Swami returns to Tamarack to share spiritual fellowship
• Rahall announces HUD grants
• Remember the Miners concert set
• Greenbrier budget battle continues
• Ronceverte officials, firefighters remain at odds
• Raleigh BOE ready to accept construction bids
• Group appeals Frasure mine permit
• Ramey donates car to auto fair
• New Common Council members work through busy agenda
• Police arrest Mabscott man
• Officials announce grant funds for Raleigh Airport Authority
• Auto fair steering panel ready for Friday start
• Craigsville man killed in two-car accident Saturday
• New River college set to work closely with WVU-Parkersburg
• Storms knock out power
• Union woman killed Friday in two-vehicle crash
• Calendar — Monday, July 11, 2011
• Local news
• Boy Scouts start blazing trail projects
• Delegate’s plan would make it a felony not to report missing child
• Boy Scouts will participate in community projects
• Young visitors get acquainted with W.Va. culture, history and ecology
• ‘We need’
• Rockefeller votes for veterans benefits bills
• Former nurse anesthesia student at MSU files lawsuit
• TWV set for ‘All Shook Up’
• Marcellus shale industry: Legislative panel to hear revenue experts, environmentalists
• Exciting new ‘cool’ features added to eighth Friends of Coal Auto Fair
• Black fly spray opponent Richard Smith has died
• OSM official to meet with residents over coal slurry dam fears
• Commission meeting delayed by power outage
• Police: Person dies from self-inflicted gunshot
• Job fair focuses on military service
• Fourth of July festivities to include fireworks
• Aaron Tippin to headline Wyoming Labor Day event
• Information sessions to be made available at New River
• Coupons available for nutrition program
• Prosperity man charged in drug fraud scheme
• Fourth of July festivities to offer variety of choices
• DUI checkpoints
• Local news
• Calendar — Wednesday, June 29, 2011
• Dirt to move at new Marsh Fork school site
• National secretaries of state coming to Beckley
• Tractor-trailer driver killed in morning crash on I-77
• National secretaries of state coming to Beckley
• Mountain State University's firearms class returns in summer session
• Amateur radio operators weekend set
• Local author to hold book signing
• Several events are set for Relay for Life
• Local news
• Calendar — Thursday, June 23, 2011
• Study to ponder diversified tourism
• Lewisburg Council adopts rules, confirms appointments
• Two injured in two-vehicle accident on U.S. 19
• Rahall, GOP’s Mica clash over Amtrak
• Calendar — Wednesday, June 22, 2011
• Farmers market opens June 29
• New Fayette County policy says teachers can’t date students
• Results of Fayetteville municipal vote upheld
• Fire department details comp issue
• Multiple wrecks reported; 1 involved semi, tour bus
• Miners baseball team to sponsor Girl Scout Night June 28
• Truckers, agencies dispute weight limit
• U.S. 19 accident sends 1 person to hospital
• Fruit of the vine
• Raleigh commissioner concerned about timing of VFD’s fiscal crisis
• Group plans to use old MHHS to turn young lives around
• Sponsors are key to FOC annual event
• Bradley-Prosperity VFD on verge of closing
• Average wage in W.Va. up by 2.2 percent in 2010
• Tourism seen as economic multiplier in W.Va.
• Project will put laptops in hands of each Trap Hill Middle student
• DNR set for national water safety event
• Rahall opposes cuts to scholarship, nutrition
• Man sentenced for bank robbery
• Fayetteville mayoral race close, not over
• Judge: Massey safety failures may be contempt
• Rahall criticizes transportation committee’s plan
• Calendar — Wednesday, June 15, 2011
• Capito says EPA response on coal-related rule inadequate
• Times are tough for timber
• Raleigh General Hospital names new CEO
• Larceny defendant waives hearing to review case facts
• Health care employment survey identifies needs
• Raleigh General Hospital announces new CEO
• Spring Wine Festival scheduled for Saturday
• Greenbrier grand jury returns 81 indictments
• Community Gospel Nights begin June 20
• One person hospitalzed following ATV accident
• Saturday wreck injures 3; investigation continues
• TWV to kick off 51st season Tuesday
• Wyoming preparing for scouts’ help
• Raleigh County Anti-Rabies Clinic still going strong
• Officials adjust EMS center project
• Two-vehicle accident sends one to a hospital
• Coal truck loses trailer, no injuries reported
• Bus drivers showcase their skills
• Report hands the state a poor economic freedom rating
• Teachers get National Board Certification
• Raleigh County Crime Stoppers receives grant from BAF program
• Reality Tour highlights tragedy of drug addictions
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow visits Beckley
• Man struck and killed by vehicle, sheriff says
• W.Va. GOP mourns loss of delegate
• Search continues for a missing Keyrock resident
• Raleigh County anti-rabies clinic schedule announced
• Two injured in separate single-car wrecks on I-77
• Local teacher arrested for solicitation of a minor
• Rockefeller’s public safety network bill hits Senate floor
• 4-H Green Devils apply for Pepsi Refresh Everything grant
• Dream interpreter to speak at Family Worship Center
• Beckley businessman, community supporter fondly remembered
• Low voter turnout for city election
• River Expeditions plans Whitewater Wednesday
• Ronceverte OKs sewer bond
• Tight budget pinching volunteer fire department
• Capito not worried about opposition
• Beckley Shoney’s closed due to ‘lease proceedings’
• Traffic light coming to Shady Spring
• Beckley police are offering testing to join department
• New River Parkway contract awarded
• Hundreds march to save mountain
• Greenbrier deputies arrest Renick man for shooting
• Anti-Rabies Clinic to tour in Raleigh
• Relay for Life schedules overnight event
• Local women break car club gender barrier
• Names, details released in fatal motorcycle wreck
• Massey probe blames gas for W.Va. explosion
• Hard work pays its dividends: MSU SIFE recognized for its efforts
• Rockefeller advocates for rural education
• Convicted ex-delegate seeks home confinement
• Arsonists start one-fifth of forest fires
• Raleigh man charged with murder
• DEP making plans for Raleigh County used tire collection
• Calendar — Wednesday, June 1, 2011
• Bridge named to top 10 arches list
• Lake Stephens Beach Blast to offer family fun
• Bradley school to showcase artwork
• Local therapist to become King for a cause
• 100th, final graduation stirs deep emotions
• Delegate: EPA threatening new plant development
• Commencement 2011: Woodrow Wilson High School
• Commencement 2011: Liberty High School
• Commencement 2011: Independence High School
• Many West Virginians flunk driving
• Motorcycle wreck occurs on Milroy Grose Road
• Motorcyclist taken to hospital after accident
• Fatal 2-car collision blamed on wet road
• Turnpike prepared for holiday traffic
• Parkways to hire Virginia firm to handle Tamarack land deal
• Hinton Memorial Day ceremony Monday
• WVU receives $5 million gift
• Storms cause outages in area
• WVU academics, athletics receive $5 million gift from Cline Family Foundation
• Local news
• MSU Martinsburg announces 2010-2011 Student of the Year
• Day report center works, official says
• Oak Hill student places fourth at social studies fair
• Fire damages home in Mabscott
• Motorcyclist struck, other driver flees
• Local companies are needed for relay for life
• MSU Cougars Set Date for Annual Fundraising Golf Tournament
• Lewisburg battle to be re-enacted
• Fort Spring homecoming festivities set for Saturday
• Auction to assist Lewis School restoration
• Longtime area coach to be honored at 91st annual Chamber Dinner
• Lewisburg battle to be reenacted
• Robberies make for busy week in two counties
• Manchin looks back on six months in Senate
• W.Va. last in clean energy leadership
• Mayor responds to sprinkler system questions concerns
• Pantry enters Pepsi Refresh contest
• Structure fire reported
• Departments race to fire in Prosperity
• W.Va. enters multi-state drug pact
• Car strikes light pole
• Low turnout for election
• Future of White Sulphur Springs Civic Center is in building authority’s hands
• Fayette grand jury returns variety of indictments
• Homeland security funds on hold in bureaucratic shuffle
• ‘Divas’ fundraiser to benefit women’s shelter
• Prisons close to ‘boiling over’
• White Sulphur town clock dedicated
• Fayette board recognizes several students
• Support the Mountain State University Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship and enjoy great golf at The Greenbrier!
• Shady team ranks 1st in envirothon
• Teen seeks help to play in national competition
• Capito says EPA needs to consider jobs in new bill
• Raleigh grand jury indictments released
• Bluestone 5K run/walk set for May 21
• Summers County plans public meetings
• MS walk set for Saturday in Beckley
• Fish Fry to benefit Special Olympics
• Six students receive recognition
• Girl Scout service project targets
• Deputy reports that fatal shooting self-inflicted
• Structure fire reported
• Study puts W.Va. behind in transportation
• Rep. Nick Rahall wants easier release of strategic oil reserves
• Beckley firefighters to test city hydrants this month
• Calendar — Thursday, May 12, 2011
• Blood drives
• Del. Poore to visit Pakistan, India
• College services on tap
• White Sulphur Springs vacant building ordinance draws ire
• Miller to challenge Capito in 2nd Congressional District race
• Internet safety seminar set
• Area residents face federal charges
• Person struck by vehicle in Beaver
• BREAKING NEWS: Maynard leaving WWHS to become Taylor County superintendent
• Massey says mine idled due to roof problems
• Nicholas man sentenced to prison
• Calendar — Tuesday, May 10, 2011
• ATV crash injures one person in Arnett
• To market, to market
• Sen. Browning wants special task force to find drug crisis answers
• Testimony released from UBB investigation
• My mother is a grizzly bear
• Children of Pine Haven Center celebrate Mom
• Community Action Month observed during May
• Man wanted on parole violation arrested
• Congressman seeking special Mother’s Day $1 coin
• Farmers Market to open Saturday with fresh, local produce
• Local EMS workers win national competition]
• Local news — Thursday, May 5, 2011
• Sheriff’s Department needs help in securing a drug dog
• W.Va. Delegate Dale Martin dies unexpectedly
• Fayette officers to be honored
• United Methodist plans canned food drive
• MSU academic and faculty awards announced
• MSU's PA program raising money for local charities
• Plans call for joint health department and 911 center
• Posthumous Congressional Medal requested for World War II hero
• Former Richwood mayor lands Mountain Party nomination
• MSU annual leadership conference to focus on "Leading Self with Character"
• Glade Springs sets equestrian event for Mother’s Day
• New community center bustling
• Officers adding Spyder motorcycles to arsenal
• W.Va. delegation opposes Obama’s clean water framework
• 'Little Women' musical production set for GVT
• Police seeking Beckley man
• Second ‘Drug Take Back Day’ today
• MSU theatre students schedule first performances May 5 and 6
• Mountain State University Announces Commencement Schedule
• Lambernedis named Mountain State University valedictorian
• Theatre West Virginia launches ‘Rocket Boys’
• The Greenbrier cleans house, plans massive public auction
• GVT hosts Royal Wedding Luncheon
• Calendar — Thursday, April 28, 2011
• Commissioners respond to lawsuit’s allegations
• MSU Annual Community Health Fair Scheduled for May 4
• Beckley officials award two bids
• Equine therapy program to hold open house
• ACT nursing program awarded accreditation
• Wild and Wonderful Pet Pantry awarded Pepsi Refresh grant
• Artist recreates ‘Gone With the Wind’ designs
• ACT students collect 14 medals at state SkillsUSA competition
• New Bachelor's Degree Program Offered on WVNCC Wheeling Campus
• Leadership seminar series continues at MSU Mooresville
• Jay wants participation in ‘drug take back day’
• WWHS student to perform at state event
• Tennant: Projected low turnout ‘disgraceful’
• Storms down trees
• Exam dates for May announced
• Drop in turnpike toll revenue expected
• W.Va. and Va. join in postal service battle
• Jeannie Elkins to conclude MSU's autism symposium series
• Protesters to Alpha: Stop mountaintop removal
• Local news
• Calendar — Thursday, April 21, 2011
• Paper flower sale supports Children’s Home Societyu
• Bolling board questions need for sprinklers
• Area news — Wednesday, April 20, 2011
• Oceana mayor resigns over residency issue
• U.S. aims at its deadliest drug problem: painkillers
• Rahall plugs ‘pill mill’ measure
• Group plans new use for Mount Hope High School
• Rahall plugs 'pill mill' measure in drug war
• Oceana mayor resigns over residency issue
• Arborist criticizes tree topping
• I-77 crash blocks traffic
• Police probe shooting
• One injured in accident
• Motorcycle crash reported
• Leaders to speak in live broadcast
• Body found in woods, but no foul play suspected
• Family Worship Center plans egg drop
• MSU culinary school plans relief efforts
• Ronceverte VFD forced to suspend operations
• Area news
• Police officers honored at banquet
• MSU culinary school to hold fudge sale to raise money for relief efforts in Japan
• WVU could make $1.2 million on football beer sales
• Beckley gets bids for unified communications system
• Memorial for victims of child abuse Friday
• Mrs. America visits Greenbrier East
• Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon set for April 16
• Spa City mayor warns parking violators will be ticketed
• Several events planned by Child Evangelism Fellowship
• Summersville man killed by vehicle in hit and run
• Free oral cancer screenings available at Fayetteville clinic
• Register-Herald Spring Job Fair slated for Wednesday at Tamarack
• Police: Man confesses to stabbing brother to death
• All GOP gubernatorial hopefuls to visit Beckley
• Fayette school officials salute students for their achievements
• Just For Kids promotes child abuse awareness
• Joining the rat race
• MSHA: High-tech upgrade incomplete
• W.Va. bankers weigh in on ‘swipe fees’
• In the bag
• Greenbrier County VA outpatient clinic dedicated
• Pocahontas County grand jury issues 11 indictments
• Bill reduces time for early voting
• Law enforcement conduct drug drill
• No one injured in storms
• Ronceverte City Council candidates file for office
• U.S. 19 paving scheduled
• One person hurt in wreck
• The Greenbrier casino to close for 3 days for judicial meet
• Manchin to forgo pay during shutdown
• Mattox: Loss of fees doesn’t hurt highways
• Area news
• Testimony in Broadnax trial concludes
• Public meets candidates for Beckley election
• Illegal gun range, trash create problem
• DNR chief: Senior license is ‘investment in future’
• Search for missing person in boat mishap suspended
• AEP reports power restored to most area residents
• Women’s club members carry litter complaints to council
• Pretrial motions continued in Massey employee case
• Police charge Birch River man with malicious wounding
• Nicholas County men charged with daytime burglary
• Lawmakers assemble redistricting game plan
• Signals on Byrd Drive damaged by lightning
• Massey idling underground mines
• Deadly explosion makes big industry change
• Local news
• Educator, philanthropist recalled as a role model
• Rahall battles post office closings
• Center aims to help prevent drug abuse
• Tomblin OKs whistleblower, auto shutoff bills
• Accident sends one to Raleigh General Hospital
• New meat-processing facility to offer fresh, local products
• Fur Ball slated for Lewisburg
• Denim for a Difference set to celebrate spring
• Man dies in ‘intentionally set’ fire, authorities say
• Two Laird-sponsored bills signed by acting governor
• Greenbrier officials weigh fiduciary supervisor system
• Candidates forum Friday at community center
• Black fly spraying to proceed until October
• One transported to hospital after shooting
• One reportedly killed in Wednesday evening fire
• YMCA promotes international dinner
• Traveling scammers target Greenbrier elderly
• Holocaust Day of Remembrance
• Students collect pop tabs for charity
• Construction on John Henry Historical Park to start soon
• Businesses taking part in fundraiser
• S-10 driver escapes injury as 18-wheeler runs over it
• Charity basketball game set
• Local students invited to speak out against abuse in contest
• Calendar — Wednesday, March 30, 2011
• Black fly spraying operation starts
• Mining Health, Safety Symposium set in Charleston
• Citizen Enforcement training planned
• Beckley firm sets up website for company featured in Spike TV's 'Coal'
• Appalachian Visions to Host Reading by Fiction Writer Marie Manilla
• FOP Awards Banquet slated April 15
• Lawmaker named campaign chair for United Way
• ACE Adventure seeks volunteers for trail work
• ‘Godspell’
• Greenbrier commission adopts budget
• Fayette police arrest two
• Ronceverte adopts $678,591 budget
• Conference encourages girls’ interest in science, math
• Lions auction to help boy’s family
• Denim for Difference set for April
• Group raises awareness about traumatic brain injuries
• County insurer plans move into workers’ comp
• MSU announces new health science degree program
• Golf Tournament to help Faith and Works Mission
• Beckley Common Council OKs budget
• Youth Art Month Exhibition winners honored for their work
• Pa. Marcellus counties are experiencing revenue growth
• Lawsuit alleges Tomblin overacting as governor
• MSU president, dean featured at reception and book signing
• Lawmakers to tackle redistricting
• Rural health fears for its future
• MU student in Japan witnesses disaster
• Shepherd University lowers credit-hour rules for graduation
• Wyoming schools, business team up for conservation
• Newspaper seeking photos for coalfields heritage book
• Frankenstein exhibit opens at WVSOM library
• Shade Tree gears up for summer run
• Popular fundraiser returns
• Fair housing workshop planned
• Repeat
• Judge says volunteer efforts merit pay raises
• DEP conservation camp applications accepted
• Officials disappointed in severance tax bill failure
• Legislature passes $11.4 billion budget
• Lawmakers call for Marcellus moratorium
• Judge denies directed Marsh Fork verdict
• Gas industry supported numerous W.Va. lawmakers
• Legislature approves mixed martial arts
• Pedestrian struck, killed by train, authorities say
• Solutions sought for algae woes
• Copper thefts continue in county, detective says
• Area news roundup
• WVU Extension offers informational program about Marcellus shale
• Local women to participate in Mrs. West Virginia pageant
• Officer, business owner at odds over break-ins
• Thieves steal copper from area business
• Three charged with breaking and entering
• Pedestrian struck by train
• Man charged with delivery of a controlled substance
• Last American World War I veteran buried
• Southern Regional Jail inmate dies
• Seatbelt bill failure angers Palumbo
• Volunteer bill supports Boy Scout project
• Marcellus to impact chemical industry
• Dropout prevention packets sent to schools
• MSU President and Dean publish second collaborative work "What Leaders Believe"
• Session-long OPEB attempt falls flat
• Local student wins spelling bee
• Truck catches fire
• Robbery reported in Fayette County
• House moves to help police protect kids from pedophiles
• Leadership seminar series offered at MSU Mooresville
• Greenbrier County Commission approves Rainelle annexation
• Senate tackles seat belts, anti-texting
• Rahall warns of proposed infrastructure cuts
• Turnpike accident sends person to the hospital
• One injured in Byrd Drive wreck
• Autism symposium sponsored by MSU's graduate psychology program
• United Way invites public to ‘Swing into Spring’ event
• Council makes appointments, ranks projects
• Ronceverte City Council vetoes fire chief choice
• GOP lawmaker attacks the prevailing wage law
• High schools to get auxiliary officers
• Senate Judiciary approves cold, allergy medicine bill
• Furniture store makes Grand donation to Beckley hospital
• Greenbrier senator: Turnpike users deserve ‘fair’ treatment
• Burlington dedicated to helping at-risk children
• Snowfall prompts rock slides, wrecks
• Frozen roads cause multiple accidents
• Pre-registration available for Auto Fair
• Goodwill event supports community
• Artisan gala
• W.Va. House debates, OKs ‘Sudafed bill’
• Day report program offers big change for addicts
• Beckley Police Department officers honored
• Online wildlife registration for hunters approved
• Students use wildflowers in art projects
• Delegates take action to thwart funeral picketing
• Lawmakers respond to VFDs troubles
• Faces of the Mine meets Saturday about memorial
• Monroe officials discuss emergency shelter situation
• Workshop set for March 10, special meeting March 17
• E-cycling event set in Fayetteville
• Honor band to perform
• Edison.21 mentoring program announced
• Free fries available at local restaurant
• MSU scholarship to benefit Woodrow Wilson High School students
• Expanded offering coming to MSU Mooresville
• Input sought for New River Gorge cleanup plan
• Rahall updated on Bluestone Dam upgrades
• Senate action doubles retirees’ bonus to $1,200
• Lawmakers deal with VFDs, bullies
• Police respond to robbery
• Senate shoots down toll proposal for Route 35
• Senate wrestles with mixed martial arts bill
• Municipal elections slated in Greenbrier and Monroe
• Sheriff’s gear OK’d; fire truck repairs on hold
• House bill tightens business restrictions on pawnbrokers
• Summers library wants to reach more patrons
• Calendar — Wednesday, March 2, 2011
• Ohio man’s body found in Tenn.
• 25-year-old shooting victim dies from wound
• Flowers Baking Co. closing
• State senators agree to honor ‘prince of pool’ in Greenbrier
• NWS forecasts dry spell
• Raleigh County PSD hosts meeting to discuss projects
• Coyotes more noticeable now, Raleigh Heights residents say
• MSU hosts autism awareness symposium
• Wyoming County to receive flood mitigation grant
• Fayette kindergarten, Pre-K registration, screening set
• Freecycle getting popular nationwide
• WWHS Project Graduation to host Basket Bingo
• Ireland opposes electoral college change
• ACT offers variety of career training options
• Animal Control and Welfare Project has a successful year
• Spring forest fire season to start Tuesday
• Terri’s Tribute to help teach knitting or crochet
• Most people again have power after wind storm
• Strong winds cause power outages in area
• Police in Ga. search for missing couple
• W.Va. summit focuses on prescription drug abuse
• Committee waters down slurry bill
• Area news
• Law-and-order-themed legislation clears Senate
• Senate seeks to change House ethics bill
• TWV, Beckley team up for soup cook-off
• Tamarack Foundation’s annual fundraiser gala set for March 5
• Manchin’s staff talks ‘common sense’
• Woman sentenced for child pornography
• WVSOM No. 1 in training rural physicians
• Black lung case sent to Raleigh court
• Police seek info on shots fired on Orchard Avenue
• Emergency responders learning at ESCAPe
• Calendar — Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011
• Senate measure takes stand against animal fighting
• ‘Sexual orientation’ rights backed by Kessler, Tennant
• Green pushes birth certificate bill
• Popular restaurateurs open new establishment
• Moye targets ‘cyber bullies’
• Marshals gather to bury a ‘young, shining star’
• One dead in Saturday fire, which rekindled twice
• Summer youth program seeks participants ages 15-25
• Beckley’s Capt. Tomi Peck to retire
• A Witness to History
• Online game registration bill passes
• Flu cases are on the rise across state, agency says
• Red, white and blue
• Texting ban OK’d by House; Senate may add tougher restrictions
• Delegate: Add $1 per pack on cigarettes
• Area news
• Gordon Gregory to oversee ROCIC
• Creative Communities Development bill clears Senate
• Measure would drug test coal miners before hiring
• Delegate: Taxpayer-funded trinkets need a disclaimer
• Mistake on medical website left private data unsecured
• Autism symposium sponsored by MSU's graduate psychology program
• 89 ... and counting
• Educator named ‘World’s Finest’ Catholic principal
• Horses placed in custody of county sheriff’s humane officer
• Task force to bolster Marcellus gas drilling opportunities proposed
• Four-county cleanup to welcome scouts
• Area news
• Fire in White Sulphur Springs destroys historic landmark
• Local officials kick-off four-county cleanup
• Delegate-teacher wants to bring back paddle
• First master's degrees in strategic leadership conferred at MSU Mooresville
• Greenbrier students write, act in mock trial
• Union pitches pay raise for corrections officers
• House of Delegates approves state office of minority affairs
• Transfer of deer farms oversight to agriculture clears committee
• Annual Valentine’s Day pro-life rally brings tears, speeches
• Oak Hill faculty wants block schedule back
• Number of horses at risk unclear
• Area news
• Efforts continue to care for horses
• House chairman pushing increases
• Area news
• Calendar — Friday, Feb. 11, 2011
• Unger says he believes joint rules issue is settled
• House bill expands insurance coverage for autistic children
• Kessler: Train moving fast, ahead of schedule
• Senate OKs food stamps for convicted drug felons
• Raleigh Circuit judge revokes probation in two cases
• Bowling Named MSU Health Sciences Dean
• Beckley man’s trial set for April 5
• Fayette residents concerned about mining in New River area
• Raleigh County begins aerial mapping
• Delegate keeps trying to revive death penalty
• Patrick named COO of the Summit
• Man pleads guilty to possession charge
• Senate committee passes two law enforcement bills
• House passes teacher 3-year evaluations
• Secretary of State Tennant maintains ‘educational value’ of poster
• Senate OKs bills on teen tanning, magistrate education
• NRCTC building global curriculum; hosts Middle East forum
• Ronceverte City Council agees to demolish buildings
• Calendar — Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011
• Extension Service to offer nutrition education class
• State Senate amends joint rules for ‘presiding officers’
• Beckley police searching for suspect in robbery
• Maximum age for police officers extended to 40
• Fayette school board honors county spelling bee winners
• Fayette commission looks at scholarship opportunities
• Manchin explains error in maiden speech
• Lost Parrot to host fundraiser Feb. 24
• Locals enjoy football fun with other fans
• Lead widens in Coolest Small Town contest
• Alzheimer’s patient is reportedly missing
• Having a cup with Joe
• Group promotes charter schools
• Doctor returns home to help educate
• Women’s Resource Center taking root in western Raleigh
• Summers memorial building out in the cold
• February to be a lively month for Tamarack patrons
• History bowl teams advance to state competition
• Manchin joins constituents over coffee
• Summers County Memorial Building out in the cold
• CLEARING THE AIR
• Lawmakers get data on gas drilling and roads
• WVU extension services remain strong, viable
• Lewisburg takes aim at ‘coolest’ title
• Charlie Williamson still impacting people
• Local health center to be federal training site
• Report: Carcinogen tied to coal ash pollution
• Biomass industry developing in West Virginia
• House moves military bills in session
• Former Alderson employee, others indicted by grand jury
• ICG plans heavy investment in metallurgical coal mines
• Area student named National Youth Delegate
• Lawmakers wage war on fake marijuana, cocaine
• Panhandling on the rise, police say
• Driver unhurt after his tractor-trailer overturns
• Voter registration deadline is April 20 for city election
• Women’s Expo set for February 19-20
• Culinarians Hold Valentine's Day Sweets and Treats Sale
• Protests in Egypt find support in Beckley
• Raleigh commission to apply for water, sewage grant
• Surface rights need to be protected from gas drills
• Polar Bear Plunge funds to aid Alzheimer’s cure
• Senate rule change remains in dispute
• Senate agrees to amend state’s price-gouging law
• Rupert Elementary wins grant to try new learning strategies
• Sheriff identifies victims
• Calendar — Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011
• Names of double murder-suicide victims released
• Calendar — Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011
• Heavy rain forecast today; light snow Wednesday
• Man strikes cruiser in pursuit, charged with DUI
• Delegate takes on ‘bully’ critic in martial arts bill
• Severance tax measure sent to subcommittee
• House working on 'puppy mill' legislation
• WWHS field to bear coach’s name
• Store robbery reported
• Area news
• Beckley VA helps combat homelessness
• Succession debate heats up
• Congress takes steps to block EPA
• Kessler won’t join Senate rule case
• House GOP freshmen push for flag display legislation
• Here we snow again!
• Chafin challenges new leadership to join lawsuit
• Proposal makes late Sen. Robert C. Byrd birthday an official West Virginia holiday
• Delegates unanimously OK expanding state’s Freedom of Information Act
• Administration: New rules would cut thousands of mining jobs
• AEP has crews ready to deal with storm
• House bill aims to reduce bullying
• Policy center lays out future of W.Va. broadband
• Goal of new bill is 1 nurse per school
• No Child Left Behind facing changes
• Day report center will move to Fairlea
• Comprehensive federal mine safety bill introduced in response to UBB tragedy
• W.Va. among worst for mercury pollution
• Comprehensive federal mine safety bill introduced in response to UBB tragedy
• State holiday honoring late Sen. Robert C. Byrd proposed
• Chick-fil-A to host benefit for teen injured in accident
• Argument may have led to Beckley shooting
• WVU researchers say natural gas boosts economy
• Manchin reaches across aisle on health care reform mandate
• Community banks fighting against image of big banks
• Convention center hosts business social
• United releases fourth quarter earnings
• Window to quick-fix unemployment insurance closing
• House fixes parole bill, sends it to acting Governor Tomblin
• Christian Resource Center to acquire WOAY-AM radio
• A day on the ice
• Perspective — Boy Scouts reserve massive
• Internet plan may help boost development in Fayette
• House bill looks at domestic violence petitions
• Dump truck overturns
• MSU among first in special non-profit license plate program
• Sumner pushes DNA sampling bill
• Senate bill targets synthetic weed, coke
• National Furniture goes above and beyond
• Snow keeps Winterplace Ski Resort booming
• Domestic incident results in 2 deaths, police say
• Sen. Manchin responds to EPA veto-block criticism
• Ronceverte council to review options
• Fire consumes Wyoming warehouse
• Bridge stamp celebration planned in Fayette
• Sen. Manchin wraps up common sense tour
• Jeff Miller files for Beckley election
• Secretary of state addresses power lunch gathering
• Tanker spill shuts down I-77
• Local news
• New River bridge stamp unveiling irks delegate
• Gen. Tackett honored in Congressional Record
• Supreme Court voids Organ Cave annexation
• Man arrested for failure to register
• Fayette Sheriff’s Office looking for 2 fugitives
• Stacy remembered for work in House
• Snow back in area for another round
• MSU offers new courses for spring semester
• House rejects Senate parole amendment
• W.Va. reacts to health repeal vote
• MSHA says dust caused 'preventable' UBB blast
• MSU to locate on CCBC's main campus
• Hanging out
• Court orders new election for governor
• Senators craft subpoena bill to get child predators
• WVCBP: Business tax cuts aren’t enough to boost growth
• Staggers: Educate about painkillers
• House geared up for quick vote on ethics bill
• Calendar — Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011
• Popular golf pro passes away
• ‘Conversation with First Lady’ held at New River College
• Two women in child abuse case part of Raleigh indictments
• Fayette grand jury indicts 50
• State’s Family Foundation continues push for amendment
• West Virginia GOP looks to define marriage
• Residents respond to news of school closure
• Sophia councilman, volunteer firefighter passes away
• Thompson selected as Speaker of the House
• Senate adds rule, installs Kessler as acting president
• Budget seeks bonuses for teachers
• One person injured in two-car accident
• United Way meets fundraiser goal of $400,000
• SPELLING OUT VICTORY
• Here we go again: Significant snow in forecast
• Two more file for city election
• Blood drives
• First lady to visit NRCTC’s Ghent facility
• Teacher of the Year to get new car, cash
• West Virginia House GOP discusses legislative agenda
• Youth museum grant approved
• Officials told few illegal aliens attempt to attend W.Va. colleges
• Raleigh offering ‘e-cycling’ help
• Forecast calls for snow, freezing rain
• Delegation condemns Arizona shooting
• Draft of coal slurry well ban OK’d for West Virginia session
• Bridgemont signs up for challenge
• Manchin has confidence in personal security
• One-woman show at Tamarack highlights Emily Dickinson
• MSU and Little General Stores to hold "Little General Cougar Kids Day"
• Local students winterize homes
• Businessman helps Hinton attract visitors
• Manchin’s ‘common sense’ tour set
• State agencies gear up for AMBER Alert Awareness Day
• GEHS teacher earns financial specialist title
• Calendar — Saturday, January 8, 2011
• Annual Girl Scout cookie sale kicks off today in region
• Donation to help development authority plan for area growth
• Former health clinic worker sentenced to federal prison
• Stabbing suspect enters guilty plea
• Sheetz planning to open several more locations
• NWS forecasts snow showers for weekend
• Calendar — Friday, Jan. 7, 2011
• MSU honored by W.Va. Army National Guard
• Late Jim Wood leaves $10,000 to library
• Calendar — Thursday, Jan. 6, 2011
• Petition for habeas denied for Raleigh County man
• Threat disrupts classes at Shady Spring Middle School
• Calendar — Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2011
• Mountaintop removal activist Bonds dead at 58
• Commission looks at new store
• Indictment returned on 29-year-old
• Mountain State University President's and Dean's List, all campuses fall 2010
• Rahall derides Postal Service claim
• SWAT team called out in Lewisburg
• USDA Forest Service gives about $2 million to W.Va.
• Fire captain says family escaped house fire
• Winter weather still far from over, meteorologist warns
• Police: Sex offender jailed over inaccurate registry
• Tractor-trailer wrecks on Interstate 77
• Calendar — Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2011
• Arrests made in connection with Little General robberies
• Monroe County disaster designation declared for mud slides, severe storms
• Man charged with breaking and enterings
• Woman allegedly struck by vehicle
• Copper theft reported in Wyoming County
• Little General robbed again
• West Virginia loses legendary Sen. Robert Byrd
• Williamsburg District Historic Foundation headquarters under renovation
• W.Va. ranks 36th in protection of animals
• Walker Street residents left homeless after blaze
• Calendar — Thursday, Dec. 30, 2010
• Just for Kids policy forum scheduled
• W.Va. ranks 36th in protection of animals
• National Weather Service predicts warming trend
• Greenbrier subdivision rule amended
• Greenbrier sheriff, commission remain at odds
• Inaugural PGA tournament welcomed in style
• Calendar — Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010
• Jay asks MSHA to brief UBB families
• Four people hurt in Prenter mine mishap
• Manchin-Raese race invited megabucks
• Beckley police arrest two in local shootout
• Mac’s Toy Fund is still accepting donations
• Fire at 11th Street house leaves family homeless
• Beckley firefighters recovering from crash in fire engine Sunday
• Beckley firefighters recovering from Engine 1 crash
• Beckley fire truck wrecks while on call during storm
• National Boy Scout reserve in Fayette to benefit region
• Liberty High School students hit big time
• More snow forecast for region this weekend
• Alleged double murder suicide reported
• Man charged with negligent homicide
• WWHS to present ‘Charlie Brown’
• Local news
• Mac’s Toy Fund List
• Census Figures: W.Va. gains in population
• Feds tell W.Va. coal mine to improve safety record
• Robbery suspects sought
• Beloved icon to make stop in Beckley
• Arrest made in theft of Toys for Tots donation jar
• Manchin sees hope for Beckley VA nursing home
• Assault results in charges
• Support for Mac’s Toy Fund still going strong
• PSC acts to prevent long winter power outages
• Snow again making a dent in school year
• Rahall vows to seek money for two key W.Va. roads
• Mount Hope High closure hearing pushed back to Monday
• Mac’s Toy Fund’s annual Christmas party on track
• Festival of Trees today, weather permitting
• Firefighters answer electrical fire call
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes plans benefit raffle
• Common council closes out year
• Mount Hope Christmas program slated Saturday
• Residents gather for health insurance forum
• Ronceverte seeks grant funding for City Hall facelift
• Commission issues renovation certificate
• Time running out to help Mac’s kids
• Donations needed for Mac’s
• Red Cross and Pitney Bowes join forces for the Holiday Mail for Heroes program
• Star power: Morgan Spurlock speaks at children's fundraiser
• Season's greetings
• Aliff: No tax hike planned to complete judicial annex
• Hunters bag fewer bucks than in 2009
• State: Blankenship won’t testify
• Cell phone issue may make return to Legislature
• Woman accused of embezzlement
• Doctor facing drug charges
• Wintery blast in forecast for Sunday, Monday
• Cell phone legislation to resurface in 2011 session
• Report: W.Va. No. 1 in chronic diseases
• Two killed in explosion at W.Va. chemical plant
• Public encouraged to support Human Rights Day
• Winterplace ski resort set to open Saturday
• Explosion rocks northern W.Va. factory
• Cool surroundings
• Mining legislation rejected by House
• beckley snow area
• Chamber debuts ninth in Treasured Scenes ornament series
• Chain store notes hot items for kids
• Series of car wrecks keeps emergency crews busy
• Focus of Mac’s Toy Fund is always the children
• Agency seeks imput on health information security, privacy
• Lewisburg leads coolest town contest
• Issues are addressed at health care forum
• Community showing family support after fire
• Nutrition bill hailed by both Rahall, Capito
• Crews to take look at highway water problem
• Theatre West Virginia set to present Christmas musical acts
• Winter storm forecast for region this weekend
• Turnpike gearing up for winter
• Spa City ‘Holly Days’ parade is Saturday
• Two-vehicle crash in Hico sends four people to hospital
• ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ opens tonight at HFT
• Health care reform meeting set for today at Greenbrier library
• Possible shooting reported in Raleigh
• Firefighters respond to fire
• Community involvement key for Mac’s
• Mac’s Toy Fund receiving donations
• Two utility rate increases worry public, politicians
• W.Va. business briefs
• United Way conducts Holiday by Design fundraiser
• CSX worker hurt in fall
• Flood watches, wind advisories issued for today
• Public invited to enjoy Hawks Nest State Park decorations
• Caution urged when using home heating sources
• Woman’s club to host Christmas tea, bazaar
• “ISRAEL AND THE END OF DAYS”
• “ISRAEL AND THE END OF DAYS”
• DOH crews prepare for winter
• Nine-county region preparing for Boy Scout Jamboree
• Winterplace can make snow faster
• Public can help Fayette County Shop-With-A-Cop
• Icing on The Greenbrier
• Homeowners likely to pay for VFD workers’comp
• Woman dies from injuries received in fire
• Legislator wants to diversify economy
• W.Va. news briefs
• Ski swap set for Dec. 10
• Blacksmith opens workshop to keep tradition alive
• Woodrow Wilson High School
• Spartan band to launch fundraising campaign for trip
• BUYERS’ BONANZA
• Burlington United Methodist is in need of new foster families
• Congress deadlocked over jobless benefits
• Beckley Little League seeks support for transformation
• One person hospitalized after Byrd Drive wreck
• Man dead after hunting accident, sheriff says
• Greenbrier boutique ribbon-cutting held
• House fire sends two to hospital with injuries
• Minard fighting to keep Senate leader position
• WVU faithful take in game at Calacino’s
• Churches feed the masses
• Mac’s Toy Fund still a holiday tradition
• MSU to help kids decorate cookies with Santa
• Beckley’s Christmas parade is set for Dec. 4
• Funeral arrangements set for fire Chief Rodger Bell
• W.Va. coal production remains down
• Sheetz expands in Mercer County
• Calendar sale will benefit firefighters
• Rockefeller encourages public to visit mobile office
• Tickets on sale to see Tartan Terrors
• No injuries reported in house fire
• W.Va. news briefs
• Manchin, others still undecided about ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ vote
• Prosecutor reviewing alleged gang rape report
• Judge upholds mine accident reporting rule
• Grant program proposals deadline is approaching
• BAF receives challenge grant
• Coal City Fire Chief Rodger Bell dies at 63
• Accident in Beckley
• Hinton area boil water advisory lifted
• Bowling steps down as RGH CEO
• Park students to perform Narnia at Tamarack
• Calendar — Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010
• Snowshoe Mountain delays opening
• BAF asks public for help with Stockings for Soldiers program
• Hinton water back on — with boil advisory
• National VFW commander visits Sophia Post 4326
• MSU dean named to state Board of Education
• Preliminary hearing for bank robbery suspect delayed again
• Boil water advisory in effect for Hinton area
• FCI McDowell hosts staff recognition, dedication
• Parkways asks court to approve U.S. 35 tolls
• 13 mining sites told to improve safety
• As hunters head out, retailers will look for big bucks
• Calendars to help volunteer fire departments raise money
• W.Va. group sues to force early vote for governor
• Bikes for tykes
• State nursing board sanctions MSU program
• Meeting held over Summers ARH long-term care unit
• Historic Landmark Commission denies the county a certificate
• Lewisburg’s Holiday Open House Sunday ushers in season
• Official: There should be no rush to judgment
• Sobriety checkpoint to be conducted today
• Green backing Minard for state Senate post
• Certified safety seat technician class offered
• Wonderland of Trees auction tonight
• Copper, tools stolen from Habitat house
• No injuries reported in house fire, EOC says
• Storyteller gears up for Tellebration!
• Mountain State University’s School of Nursing has been sanctioned
• Cycling club donates to Ronald McDonald House
• Youth Ensemble set to perform ‘A Christmas Carol’ in Beckley
• Charity Casino Weekend to be held at The Greenbrier
• ABC sees new roof as a return to roots
• Lewisburg section of L&R Trail opens
• Judge trying to help reduce truancy
• Raleigh officials ponder fate of estate
• "The Thanksgiving Spoon - a Family's Journey Through Time"
• Teen gets prison term for shooting
• Calendar — Tueday, Nov. 16, 2010
• PSC gives approval for acquisition of FiberNet
• Firefighters respond to fire in Midway
• Mount Hope officials outline programs during meeting
• Local residents attend White House Halloween party
• Beckley native chosen WVU homecoming queen
• Gayle reflects on time as West Virginia’s first lady
• Athens man has role in new ‘Unstoppable’
• Exit on interstate shut down after spill
• Grant given to Greenbrier Valley Airport
• Jury acquits Mercer County physician
• WWII vet recalls Normandy
• Calendar — Friday, November 12, 2010
• Four area fire departments offer computer labs, Internet
• Coal River man receives national award
• Three accidents occur in less than nine hours
• Concord, SWVCTC look to new program
• Authorities are called to several vehicle break-ins in Beckley
• Appalachian Regional Healthcare plans to sue state
• Convicted arsonist gets four years in prison
• BAF grants aid teachers
• Men arrested for alleged scams in W.Va., Virginia
• Council has third reading, hearing on storm water bonds
• Area news
• Calendar — Thursday, November 11, 2010
• Changes discussed at PEIA meeting
• Blue Mass
• Tomblin expects to stay course as governor
• AEP hike outlined at hearing
• Woodrow hosts Model U.N. convention
• Calendar — Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010
• Oceana veterans parade set for Nov. 11
• Church leader asks Raleigh County Commission for help
• State news roundup
• Canned food drive under way to benefit homeless shelter
• WorkForce West Virginia honors veterans
• What's Happening — Tuesday, November 9, 2010
• Abuse suspected in death of child
• Four schools in Raleigh, one in Wyoming recognized for ‘exemplary status’
• Man pleads guilty to gun charge
• Water problems, heating cause school closings
• Girls Scouts seek community help
• Sex offender arrested for giving improper information
• Police warn of likely scam
• Firefighters respond to separate house fires
• Blowing in the wind
• AEP rate hike hearing tonight
• Traffic tied up by wreck at Airport Road I-64 ramps
• TWV fundraiser a success
• Questions follow Tomblin’s rise as acting governor
• GOP: Raleigh, Summers counties showing slight shift to right
• Students learn globe through dance
• Water, heating issues force school closures
• Calendar — Monday, Nov. 8, 2010
• Rotarians buy shelter boxes for disaster relief
• Little General looking forward to continued growth
• Winter weather advisory remains in effect for area
• Red Devils hold off Indians; Irish next
• Eagles face Park for AAA crown
• Training session set for Read Aloud volunteers
• Calendar — Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010
• Kiosk to display Paint Creek history
• STEP AFRIKA! to perform Nov. 12 in Summersville
• Wonderland of Trees
• Hospice burns Bowers House mortgage
• Optimism maintained for road funding
• MSU dean picked to join state board of education
• Stoney Glen’s loan application clears council hurdle
• HospiceCare starts fundraising for inpatient site
• Concord Beckley campus joins national campaign
• Calendar — Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010
• Campaign urges 13-year-olds to get vaccines
• Calendar — Friday, November 5, 2010
• Parkways Authority approves plan of finance for U.S. 35
• Event brings new recipes to Beckley
• Area news
• Bloodmobile schedule
• Sex offender jailed for probation violation
• Construction forces downsizing of Coal Town Christmas
• Calendar — Thursday, November 4, 2010
• Tamarack artists to hold open house
• Area bands performing in Marshall competition
• WVU to hold bell service to remember Beaver student
• SEIZING THE DAY
• Car strikes house on Grandview Road
• Brush fire reported in Sophia
• Republican Jack David Woodrum elected to county commission
• Staggers, Perry gain return tickets
• Some Monroe incumbents out
• General Election — unofficial results
• Two Dems win Senate seats
• McClung elected to commission
• Single-vehicle accident sends one to hospital
• Pipe bomb found; six homes evacuated
• Tolliver defeats Humphrey for commission
• Sen. Mike Green holds on to seat
• Union workers consider strike at Cabell Huntington Hospital
• Calendar — Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2010
• Commissioner remembered for his commitment to Fayette County
• Annual breakfast kicks off Spirit of Beckley campaign
• Voters send Republican Pete Sigler to House of Delegates
• Legislative races attract $5 million-plus before election
• Repairs on W.Va. 3 rock slide complete
• Calendar — Nov. 2, 2010
• Officials available to listen to election concerns
• School boards seek legal action against state
• Golf course to become organic farm
• Taylor Made, New River Jazz to perform benefit
• Busy November on tap for YMCA
• Z-Way work slowing traffic at high school sometimes
• Calendar — Monday, Nov. 1, 2010
• Final WVU Tech progress report is Ok’d by officials
• Calendar commemorates coal history
• Authorities say abused child making recovery
• W.Va. superintendent of schools retiring
• Officers to be stationed at Raleigh schools
• Terror plot thwarted as explosives are seized
• Scary scenery
• Calendar — Oct. 31, 2010
• Fire destroys garage, threatens another building
• School officials to offer workshop on bullying
• Raleigh student wins essay contest
• Man pleads guilty to sexual assault
• Antiques expert, famed designer is headlining weekend event
• ENTERING THE NEXT PHASE
• Rainelle man arrested in 2009 hunting death
• Calendar — Saturday, October 30, 2010
• Assault at Shady Spring High School investigated
• EOC: No injuries are reported in structure fire
• NTSB: Equipment failure cited in crash
• Blankenship: Methane sole cause of blast
• Strange happenings
• Calendar - Friday, Oct. 29, 2010
• Two fires keep departments busy
• Group seeks to improve local food access
• CVB turns down merchants’ funding request
• Manchin, Raleigh General celebrate angioplasty services
• Calendar — Thursday, October 28, 2010
• Child neglect charges filed in Nicholas County
• New River Health expands in Sophia
• Nicholas County man charged with burglary
• Rabies cases reported in Alderson, Lindside
• Newspapers in Education book sale begins Friday
• MSU Homecoming Week events to begin Monday
• NTSB blames pilot in crash
• Stories of Beckley’s ghosts to be told Friday
• Tractor-trailer overturns on I-64
• I-64 connector bridge traffic slowed by accident
• Calendar — Wednesday, October 27, 2010
• Wyoming DOH supervisor set to retire after 21 years service
• Council clears way for projects
• Beckley Stratton Middle, a model professional learning community
• Still no plan to reopen Georgia Pacific plant
• New tourism data system unveiled
• Woodrow senior rides to the top in horse shows
• Man sought in escape from Anthony Correctional Center
• Just For Kids needs help to raise awareness about child sexual abuse
• Tonight’s Third Congressional District debate can be seen here live
• Pretty in Pink pageant spreads cancer awareness
• Concord set to conduct annual business challenge Thursday
• Calendar — Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010
• Trick-or-treat hours and other Halloween events
• Special tourism kiosk to be unveiled at airport
• Two dead in apparent Wyoming County murder-suicide
• Calendar — Oct. 25, 2010
• Firefighters battle brush fire reported near Drew’s Creek
• Ancient Shawnee culture meets modern students
• Shooting reported on Huff Mountain
• Beckley native to be in annual antiques show
• Relish show replaces Taste of Home
• Police arrest suspect in Rite Aid robbery
• Boy Scouts of America
• Tennessee man arrested on fugitive charge
• Structure fire rekindles
• Tailgate Halloween tradition continues
• Multicultural museum, community center to open
• Calendar — Oct. 24, 2010
• BACK IN BUSINESS
• Calendar — Oct. 23, 2010
• Reward offered for suspect information
• Fayette commissioners send letter of disapproval of Maynard
• School to host children’s book authors
• Lewisburg merchants seek PR funds
• School bus evacuated after bomb threat, police say
• Wild and Wonderful Pet Pantry plans fundraiser
• Boy Scouts officially break ground for National Reserve
• Poll: Likely voters ready to embrace Republicans
• Autumn scenery
• Calendar — Friday, Oct. 22, 2010
• Officials ask for help locating girl
• National Guard to help clean up gorge area
• Timelines for U.S. 35 project discussed by authority
• Sandstone firefighter killed in fire at her home
• Calendar — Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010
• Seminar looks at retirement concerns
• The Recipe band to perform Saturday night in Oak Hill
• One man injured in mishap at Rhino Eastern mine
• Former Concord president leaves millions to schools
• Trick-or-treat hours
• Terri’s Tribute, Dirty Ernie’s to help kids who have lost parent to breast cancer
• Man pleads guilty to drug delivery
• Man charged with wanton endangerment
• Glen White resident asks Raleigh officials for help with water bid
• Texas fugitive arrested; extradition pending
• Gilchrist resigns from YMCA
• Former Concord president leaves millions to school
• Trick-or-treat
• Rabies resurfaces in Greenbrier
• NIE book sale scheduled
• Consultant explains HUD loan program
• One killed in single-vehicle crash
• Quinwood 911 tower is now fully operational
• Massey considering possible sale
• Fayetteville biplane out of commission
• Calendar — Oct. 19, 2010
• Denim fundraiser event signs up several more supporters
• Agency to publicize child sexual abuse problem
• County building ordinance in works
• Veterans Day parade marshal named
• Churches make plans for National Make A Difference Day
• Trick-or-treat hours and other Halloween events
• Officials offer tips for safer trick-or-treating
• Biplane tour craft involved in minor accident, 911 says
• Just For Kids to hold press conference
• Calendar — Oct. 18, 2010
• Disability awareness forum Oct. 26
• Rock Creek spinner working to revive fiber arts
• West Virginia author to hold creative writing workshop
• Grantmakers need a lead staff person
• Organization encourages remembering charities in wills
• NRCTC presents the first Good Samaritan Award
• Woodrow band to perform in concert today
• MSU to celebrate Medical Assistants Recognition Week
• NFL player gives $10,000 to Lynch Memorial Fund
• Few injuries reported at Bridge Day
• Fundraiser participants
• West Virginia chosen to share in Safe and Supportive Schools grant
• Greenbrier grand jury returns indictments against 55
• Are you tired of being misunderstood?
• Tree removed as work on fields begins
• Bridge Day 2010 -- videos from the landing zone
• BRIDGE DAY 2010
• Calendar — Friday, Oct. 16, 2010
• Posy-Saxon area man to continue quest for water service
• A pile of fun
• Interest in Denim for a Difference growing
• Raleigh County to renovate historic building
• Cougars plan halftime Halloween costume contest
• Fright Nights at Glade Springs will help support United Way
• Pageant aids research, NIE
• Ninth-graders receive new netbooks
• Tour offers updates of new outpatient clinic
• Sheriff boosts Crime Stoppers
• Mountaineer Gas projects lower bills after PSC move
• Area principal grows beard for team spirit
• Annual United Way fundraiser gaining momentum
• Two musicians with Summers County ties being recognized
• Friday is deadline for candidates to submit ‘In Your Own Words’
• Calendar — Thursday, October 14, 2010
• Fright Nights to take place at Glade
• Time to celebrate success
• Greenbrier County tries e-poll books
• Vigil to honor victims and survivors of domestic abuse
• Annual Hinton Railroad Days Festival gets under way Saturday
• New River to host expo
• Raleigh grand jury to hear murder case
• Woodrow Wilson High School band wins competition
• Beckley council passes stormwater ordinance
• Lawyers: No vote for governor until 2012 if Manchin wins
• In-person early voting begins statewide today
• Area news briefs
• Event helps students plan for future
• Coal River community rallies for cleanup
• Raleigh sheriff adds tracking dogs
• Substance abuse costs increasing
• Spooky scene
• Seminar to show benefits of locally grown foods
• Participants in popular fundraiser growing
• Calendar, Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2010
• ‘Take Me Home’ musical event slated Saturday in Summersville
• Bluestone Dam project continues structure’s upgrade
• Dog days of Autumn Fest
• Calendar — Oct. 11, 2010
• United Way fundraiser still seeking signups
• Countdown is under way for Bridge Day 2010
• W.Va. looks good for geothermal energy production
• Calendar — Oct. 10, 2010
• Police seek information in early morning shooting
• Driver reportedly injured after four-wheeler wreck
• Beckley Water Company seeks conservation
• Special Coal City woman honored with gift card
• Police nab suspect in bank heist
• Homecoming festivities
• Man jailed on prior warrant after vehicle accident
• Man arrested on charge of violating protective order
• Car flips on Interstate 77
• Vehicle strikes pedestrian
• Watercolor winners on display through Oct. 29
• More companies join fundraiser
• Breast screenings planned in Beckley
• Store has shoe drive to help women
• MSU plans full slate of ‘spook-tacular’ events
• Beckley fire chief believes in always being prepared
• Sophia business to host open house on Saturday
• Candidates address issues in Greenbrier County forum
• It's festival time in Sophia
• Lewisburg to welcome autumn with TOOT festival
• Campaign ad with ‘hicky’ West Virginians pulled
• Voters cautioned about possible identity confusion
• Regional political candidates invited to help educate public
• Woman in ‘critical condition’ after collision
• Road projects are moving forward
• Calendar — Oct. 8, 2010
• Peak foliage percentages continue to increase
• Calendar — Thursday, Oct. 7, 2010
• Veteran’s Day parade plans coming together
• Detroit man sent to jail on drug charges
• Political candidates invited to help educate the public
• Fla. woman arrested at Beckley motel for drugs
• Two Ohio men arrested for drugs after traffic stop
• Police seek two men suspected in pub robbery
• Virginia man arraigned on sexual assault charges
• D.C. rally focused on jobs, justice and education
• Manchin sues Obama administration over mountaintop mining
• United Way honors individual donors
• Calendar — Wednesday, October 6, 2010
• Still time to register for breakfast featuring candidate views
• Police bust two brothers for pot
• Children’s book author entertains students at Beckley Elementary
• Arrest made in Bradley gas station robbery
• Calendar — Oct. 5, 2010
• Apple butter making helps bridge divides
• Daniels resident arranges tour of aircraft carrier
• Naoma family joins world grassroots solar event
• WVU Extension Service to host diabetes seminar
• MSU to host speed networking event Tuesday
• Archery ministry takes aim at youth
• Catholic church blesses animals
• Crab Orchard wreck tears down power lines
• Calendar — Oct. 4, 2010
• A common thread
• Raleigh County family honored for commitment to agriculture
• Gap between rich and poor wider than ever
• Consolidation plan sparks protest
• Calendar — Oct. 3, 2010
• Local news
• Area news briefs
• Walk at Twin Falls to remember lost babies
• Postal Service denied rate increases
• Massey: Feds damaged evidence at UBB mine
• ‘Rocket Boys’ to return for festival
• Calendar — Oct. 2, 2010
• October blood mobile schedule
• Carpenter’s Corner volunteers gather
• Carpenter's Corner honors its volunteers
• Calendar, Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
• School board looks to form group of student advisers
• Emily Coleman exhibit opens at Harmony Ridge Gallery
• Felony conspiracy charge dropped in drive-by shooting
• Judge sentences sex offender to time in prison
• Marine Band concert slated for Saturday at Woodrow auditorium
• MSU to present leadership awards
• Calendar — Thursday, September 30, 2010
• On the road again
• TWV announces 2011 schedule
• Fifth annual Pumpkin Harvest Festival set for this weekend
• Motorcycle rider injured in collision with truck on I-64
• ‘Women & Money’ seminar slated Friday at Tamarack
• Workers injured in two separate mine accidents
• Daniels man sent to prison for sexual abuse
• Daniels man sentenced
• Raleigh Marching Festival set
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle on Rural Acres Drive
• Plans in the works for Summers County animal shelter
• Calendar, Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010
• Stress management workshop to be held
• Raleigh schools committed to new behavior initiative
• Annual 103CIR Cares for Kids Radiothon gets under way today
• Feds to hear latest W.Va. lawsuits against DuPont
• Eight Blueprint Communities named
• Beckley Common Council agrees to energy audit
• 21 injured in car-bus head-on wreck near Pineville
• Membership drive set for today
• What's Happening — Tuesday, September 28, 2010
• Accident reportedly sends five people to the hospital
• MSU names Wills-Blume to its nursing faculty
• Mercer Republican passes away three weeks after heart surgery
• Freshwater Folk, Fall Fling festivals this weekend
• Beckley half-marathon revs up Saturday
• Chili Night to heat up fall festival season
• UPDATED — W.Va. GOP says it won’t appeal ballot ruling
• Justice buys Tennessee-based National Coal
• UPDATED: State aims to finish UBB explosion probe by mid-2011
• Burger wins bucks for Coal City woman
• WVU and FBI team up to compile database
• More than a piece of art
• Calendar, Monday, Sept. 27, 2010
• The Greenbrier honored at tourism conference
• Shady Spring graduate a winner on Jeopardy
• Calendar — Sept. 26, 2010
• Bluefield officials ponder spending $5 million
• Richwood resident gets state award
• Women and Money conference, AARP team up
• Event educates women on cardiac health importance
• Police: Gunshot near MSU wasn’t aimed at campus
• Being a litter getter
• Assistant Surgeon General visits GEHS
• Fire damages Mabscott residence
• Horse show begins
• Calendar — Saturday, September 25, 2010
• Suicide prevention walk on Saturday
• Glade Springs will host horse show this Saturday
• Flu shots available at Beckley VA Medical Center
• Calendar — Friday, September 24, 2010
• Study club needs donations to help provide coats for needy kids
• Center of attention
• Zaferatos appointed to state Real Estate Commission
• Blessing of the Animals Sunday
• Animal rescue group fundraiser, pet adoption Saturday at Tractor Supply
• Appalachian culture highlighted
• Library adds programs
• Deputies receive honors at gun match
• Women injured in home invasion, authorities say
• Two safes, police cruiser stolen from town hall
• Calendar — Thursday, September 23, 2010
• Shots fired from off MSU’s campus, officials say
• ‘Homework Hotline’ assists local students
• Pet pantry, Bob Evans team up
• MSU’s culinary arts adds to faculty
• Fayette schools to get $1.3 million
• Rhodell seeks matching grant to buy fire truck
• Mercer County honored by America’s Promise Alliance again
• Man killed, another injured in single-vehicle crash
• Missing rafter’s body recovered
• Man in suspected copper theft identified
• Area principals honored for plans of action
• Calendar, Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010
• Raleigh County releases September 2010 grand jury list
• Caboose centerpiece of Rainelle park
• Calendar — Tuesday, September 21, 2010
• Man named ex-lawmaker’s co-defendant
• Police: Man dies after truck accident
• Fire burns after northern W.Va. gas well explosion
• Woman’s body is recovered
• MSU forensic professor dies suddenly
• United Way of Southern W.Va. gears up for Wonderland of Trees
• Calendar — Sept. 20, 2010
• NRCTC offers lead safety classes
• Bank employees volunteer to help homeless shelter remodel
• Change is in the air
• BREAKING NEWS: Five injured in Fayette County plane crash
• Calendar — Sept. 19, 2010
• Online QuickBooks course to be offered in October, November
• Kiev Symphony concert today to aid United Way
• Ticket sales ensure final payment on Bowers Hospice House mortgage
• Local news briefs
• Raleigh family loses home in fire
• Immigration focus of MSU discussion
• Man suffers burns after alleged copper theft attempt
• Former deputy sentenced
• Calendar — Sept. 18, 2010
• Society to honor Sen. Byrd’s work, legacy
• Navy receives golf balls donated at Glade Springs
• Tunnel vision
• Wyoming sheriff identifies victim of fatal car crash
• Event held for Teacher of the Year
• Sierra Club: Consol settles W.Va. pollution case
• Calendar — Sept. 17, 2010
• Banquet slated for Saturday to help return elk to W.Va.
• Tamarack culinary classes start
• MSHA says explosive coal dust found at W.Va. mine
• Food writers converge on The Greenbrier for symposium
• Sierra Club: Consol settles W.Va. pollution case
• Purchase expands New River Gorge National River
• Victim of Wyoming MVA identified
• Woman charged with child neglect causing injury
• One injured in vehicle rollover on turnpike ramp
• Calendar, Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010
• Christian therapy service’s move will benefit its clients
• Two-car accident kills one person, injures another
• Chinese teachers welcomed by Greenbrier County BOE
• Coal miners rally against Obama administration
• Three Beckley men charged in stabbing incident at bar
• Pet pageant in Sophia to benefit NIE, animal rescue
• Burlington United Methodist Family Services Pumpkin Festival set for October
• Va. man waives preliminary hearing in shooting case
• Summers County prescription drug abuse summit
• Generation Yes to represent state during How Sweet
• Calendar, Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
• Area residents plead guilty
• Eplings are presented with City of Beckley Community Service Award
• Fall job fair slated today at Tamarack
• MSU panel to discuss immigration
• Festival to bring coal mining, rafting together
• State Police investigating fatal Lewisburg shooting
• Stuck on Gauley season
• Calendar — Sept. 14, 2010
• Abigail Adams, Ben Franklin to host local ‘game show’
• Boil water advisories lifted
• State Fair posts successful year
• Calendar — Sept. 13, 2010
• Woman catches fire; neighbor boy calls 911
• Treatment of child now allowed without parental consent form
• Banquet to support reintroduction of elk
• Cyclists pump up United Way support
• Local sisters win at State Fair equine competition
• WVU alumni sought for nomination
• I-64 lane blocked after person runs out of gas
• RGH debuts outpatient surgery center
• State Police investigating possible embezzlement of Alderson town funds
• WVU SURVIVES IN OT
• Calendar — Sept. 12, 2010
• Goodwill Sale lets store, customers help those in need
• Marine Band concert set
• Parades of Lights: 9/11 tributes scheduled in Raleigh, Fayette
• Honor ‘shocks’ Teacher of the Year
• Calendar, Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010
• Denim, Divas and Dudes pageant is Sunday
• Nine Fayette deputies receive promotions
• Residents voice concerns at meeting
• Plane crash
• ‘Serial offender’ faces charges
• Businesses to pull synthetic pot
• DUI checkpoints result in arrests
• Gauley Season kicks off six weekends of guaranteed whitewater
• Officials respond to plane crash in Oak Hill
• Calendar, Friday, Sept. 10, 2010
• Delegate recovering from heart surgery
• Chili Night participants sought
• Book donations to benefit NIE
• New River Health gets $372,642
• Man sentenced to 25 to 100 years in prison for sex abuse
• Audience seeks info, supports candidates
• Maynard, Rahall face off in first debate
• Calendar — Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010
• Governor’s office announces Region I energy efficiency projects
• One killed, three injured in ambulance wreck
• Group helps moms socialize, get involved
• Second shooting suspect arrested
• Golf event to aid NIE, United Way
• Fire Department to receive federal funding
• Rahall cuts visitors center ribbon
• U.S. energy secretary tells W.Va. coal remains vital
• Many children don’t get dental care
• Shady Spring man killed in car accident
• Calendar, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010
• TWV closer to moving into Soldiers Memorial
• Commission OKs lease of Soldiers Memorial building to TWV
• Report finds many W.Va. kids don’t get dental care
• Beckley Area Foundation to launch fundraiser
• Local group aims to put ‘mojo’ back in Beckley
• State workers sue over tech jobs
• Last chance for summer fun
• Kiev symphony seeking host homes
• Calendar — Sept. 7, 2010
• Shepherdstown man drives W.Va. roads to count bats
• Byrd family denounces campaign ad
• Rahall, Maynard debate set for Tuesday
• THE RODEO ROUNDUP
• Calendar — Sept. 6, 2010
• W.Va. news briefs
• Outbuilding blows up
• Justice rips GOP caucus
• COOL SCHOOL DEDICATED
• Beckley police: One person injured in early morning shooting
• Calendar — Sept. 5, 2010
• Fayette man suffers gunshot wound
• Bradley school celebrates WESTEST results
• W.Va. news briefs
• Man arrested on molestation charges
• Man jailed for shooting
• Robbery suspect sought
• Delegate is hospitalized
• Lewisburg United Methodist Church plans variety of Bible classes
• Three bishops to concelebrate Mass in Hinton
• September bloodmobile schedule
• Calendar, Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010
• Man’s jump from bridge stopped by police
• Three injured in head-on collision, sheriff says
• Justice takes Republican legislators to task at chamber meeting
• New business dean sees potential in WVU, state
• Calendar, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010
• Parkways Authority OKs agreement for U.S. 35 project
• Our Readers Speak, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010
• ‘Out of hand grass’ cut, thanks to commission
• Demolition begins on Shady Spring building
• Man dies in single-vehicle accident
• Suspect in store robbery sought by police
• No injuries reported in early-morning fire
• Accident sends one to local hospital
• NPS program enriches classroom
• Calendar — Sept. 2, 2010
• Official: Barn fire suspicious
• Private plane lands safely
• Fayette resident sentenced
• Man flees confinement
• Raleigh deputies promoted; certificates given
• Country singer to headline celebration
• Beckley man dead in early morning MVA in Fayette County
• MSHA seeking dismissal of Massey lawsuit
• Raleigh man sentenced in federal court for drug crime
• Raleigh Lions clubs to collect eyeglasses at BAF concert
• DOH plans to close I-64 near exits for maintenance
• Archery ministry accepting new students
• Calendar — Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010
• Byrd’s office quietly closes
• Calendar — Aug. 31, 2010
• WVU-MU game tickets drawing set
• New River youth to perform with symphony
• Chaos, rebirth recalled 5 years after Katrina
• Fayette schools strive for state percentages
• W.Va. churches taking ‘hard walk’ on mining
• Car show to benefit DARE program
• City election changes approved
• Senate nominees selected
• Arts And Crafts Fair Blooming
• Calendar — Aug. 30, 2010
• Car show to fund local scholarship, remember son
• Kroger, Shell team up for savings
• Military personnel compete to pump up Make-A-Wish campaign
• Busy Shady Spring intersection should have traffic signal by spring
• Voters to pick candidates for Nov. face-off
• Appalachian Festival fun delights area
• Calendar — Aug. 29, 2010
• Coal industry supporters plan rally in D.C.
• Beckley wouldn’t be only W.Va. city to change election rules
• Chair-ity auction
• Calendar — Aug. 28, 2010
• $1.9 million in grants awarded to five W.Va. airports
• Beech Ridge wind energy comment period extended
• Resort’s new head of security named
• Resident sentenced on federal drug conviction
• W.Va. ginseng digging season to begin Sept. 1
• Local briefs
• Hospice house drawing is scheduled for Oct. 2
• New technology propels renovation
• Calendar, Friday, August 27, 2010
• Two early-morning earthquakes shake Raleigh County
• MSHA: Handheld meter found at UBB mine detected explosive levels of methane
• Firefighters battle blaze at apartment
• Mountaintop mining protesters arrested at DEP blockade
• Grandview peek
• Appalachian Festival begins Friday in Beckley
• MSU, ATP sign flight training agreement
• Calendar, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010
• Saturday program also has ice cream social
• Rope rescue crews assist at scene after man falls
• Mountaineer seeks rate drop
• Stevens gets GOP nod to run for 10th District Senate Seat
• DOH: I-77 repaving will cause lane closures
• Beckley council looks toward election
• Work under way on AccessHealth project
• GOP nominates Stevens for Senate seat
• Two students honored for educational game
• Chair-ity Auction set for Thursday
• Calendar, Wednesday, August 25, 2010
• Feds: Mines keep breaking safety laws
• Online program offers parents access to grades and attendance
• Back To School
• Raffle prize is Chevy Aveo
• Calendar, Tuesday, August 24, 2010
• Boil water advisory issued for northern end of system
• School gets under way across region
• Federal funds approved for highway interchange
• BAG announces top winners of juried show
• Federal funds for county police coming, Rahall says
• Calendar — Aug. 23, 2010
• Federal funds for Fayette, Nicholas and Webster police coming
• Citizens to determine format of city elections
• Enjoying the party
• Upcoming Oak Leaf Festival adds new events
• Knitting Retreat planned in Tucker County forest
• Politics blamed for high-risk pool costs
• Calendar — Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010
• BAF project to offer opportunities to give
• Quilt show to include demonstrations
• Goodbye, State Fair, see you next year under the maple tree
• Couple donates $100,000 scholarship to foundation
• Fairgoers are never too busy to stop for a conversation
• Lawmakers on hand at VA clinic meeting
• Local domestic dispute, shooting reported
• Agreement reached for Appalachian Regional Short-Line Rail Project
• W.Va. murderer convicted of stalking ex-girlfriend
• Calendar, Saturday, August 21, 2010
• Hot Summer Nights car show scheduled today
• Fire department called to rekindled structure fire
• One person injured during vehicle rollover accident
• Car accident sends one to the hospital
• Shade Tree car show this weekend
• Unemployment rates down in 27 W.Va. counties
• Accident sends one to hospital, police say
• Calendar — Friday, Aug. 20, 2010
• Wreck injures one, causes pesticide to spill onto road
• Indian Ridge Industrial Park formulating marketing plan
• Parkways Authority approves resolution
• Parkways Authority approves resolution
• Local News Briefs
• Signs cause a few problems
• First-time visitor to State Fair scores at game of chance
• Display celebrates Boy Scouts
• Beckley AGA Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Tony Martin to Run for Beckley Mayor
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