Elkins, WV News

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• Blue and Gray Reunion opens Thursday in Philippi
• Elkins woman sentenced on drug charges
• Randolph man faces charges
• Barbour Grand Jury indicts 14
• Webster County High School Holds Awards Day
• Sentencing delayed in embezzlement case
• Area events lined up for summer fun
• Intra-city track meet rescheduled
• Veterans host Memorial Day Ceremony
• Technology policy raises concerns
• New pictorial history book features Tucker County
• CVI chief speaks at meeting
• Taste of Home 'stirs' up flavor
• Tygarts Valley graduates 51 students
• Motion denied to dismiss charges against Faulkner
• Sheriff's candidate files petition over election
• Elkins High hosts graduation
• Events in Upshur County part of Rachel's Challenge program
• Webster County High School Seniors Awarded D&E Scholarships
• Barbour man accused of threatening family with gun
• Parsons City Council updated on flood risk assessment
• Senior prank causes havoc at high school
• Runner pleads guilty to murder
• Harman High School Seniors Awarded D&E Highlands Scholarship
• Taste of Home May 24
• Elkins sewer plant receives perfect score
• Taste of Home vendor fair to offer fantastic variety
• Tygart Hotel renovation discussed
• Lunsford sentenced to 8 months in prison
• 10:15: Flash flood watch issued
• Cooking School slated Thursday at Davis &?Elkins
• Soccer program approved
• Barbour County body sent to be autopsied
• Former WVU football coach dies
• Man robbed at Randolph County line
• Body found near Belington
• 10 receive diplomas at Harman
• Area high schools hold graduation
• Mountain State Forest Festival royal Minor Court announced
• Cooking School to benefit local charity
• Elkins businessman violates parole
• Candidate for sheriff files request
• Strawberry Festival continues
• Chamber names Tuckineer
• Strawberry Festival events kick into high gear today
• Stolen valuable returned to owner
• Free dump day to be held in Tucker County
• Cell phone use parking approved
• D&E, Jack Gibbons Present Introduction to Classics in 3 Free Concerts
• Opening ceremonies get festival off and running
• Philippi voters choose Mouser as new mayor
• Tomblin presents scholarships at EHS
• Pendleton County Seniors Awarded D&E Highlands Scholarship
• Elkins High School Seniors Awarded D&E Highlands Scholarship
• Tucker County Comprehensive plan finished
• Committee wants vacant structure ordinance to be enforced
• Grand jury indicts 21 individuals
• 'Invasive Species Awareness Day'
• Commencement Photos
• D&E Awards PBHS Seniors More Than $700,000
• Students learn about DUI
• Buckhannon prepares for Strawberry Festival
• Charge dismissed without prejudice
• Buffett & Students Honored
• Some rain, a lot of fun at Brandywine Spring Fling
• 101 students graduate from A-B college
• Buffett receives honorary degree from D&E
• New events help kick off Strawberry Festival
• The Way We Worked display opens
• Buffett to Receive D&E Degree
• MSFF names director general, assistants
• Pleas entered in Randolph Circuit Court
• Man arrested for having explosives in home
• Reckart pleads not guilty
• Body of kayaker found in Tucker
• Corhart lays off workers
• HCC offers inmates chance to learn trade
• Program making a difference
• Fire destroys Barbour County home
• Dr. Kimberly Farry to Speak at D&E Pinning Ceremony
• 2:00 p.m.: Road closure annouced
• Bar break-in cases headed to grand jury
• Taste of Home guests to get exclusive gift
• Strawberry Festival events set to begin
• Alleged victim testifies in assault case
• 4:00 p.m.: EHS baseball game cancelled
• Many unopposed in Upshur primary races
• Commission race goes down to the wire in Barbour
• Reckart faces federal charge
• Beckwith bests Louk; incumbents top Isner
• Brady, Taylor, Parker win nominations in Randolph
• Campus nurse loves her job
• 2012 primary election results
• Randolph Board of Education discusses budget
• 12:30 p.m.: Elkins man in federal custody
• Heavy rain expected to continue
• Thomas man feared drowned
• 1:25 p.m.: River rescue under way in Tucker County
• WVU?Extension celebrates expansion
• Voters prepare to decide who will move on
• Wesleyan holds graduation
• Elkins Fire Department recertified
• Festival names Queen's Department
• Drug, sexual abuse charges fill docket
• Trooper recovering as probe continues
• Golf Team in Super Regional
• 3 sentenced in relation to shooting death of U.S. marshal
• Suspect killed
• Dumire was under investigation
• Newspapers delayed
• State trooper wounded
• Davis & Elkins College Expands Student Ministry With New Partnership
• W.Va. trooper shot in Elkins
• 8:44 p.m.: Dumire suspect apprehended
• 4:40 p.m.: Possible shooting reported near EHS
• 8 p.m.: Shooting suspect identified
• Cell phone parking spot project moves forward
• Ceremony for streetscape project slatedCeremony for streetscape project slated
• Work to begin on $8M judicial annex
• Park assault case going to grand jury
• Drivers not stopping for buses a concern
• Upshur Senior Center serving many needs
• Barbour County BOE activates mock evacuation of schools
• Opening of homeless shelter in Junior delayed
• Former Huttonsville inmate pleads guilty
• D&E Prepares for Commencement Weekend May 12-13
• D&E Students, Staff Attend Athlete Wellness Conference
• County to open office in Belington
• Four arrested in Mill Creek bar break-in
• Second man arrested in assault
• WVU?great Hundley delights Rotarians
• Event features blogging tips
• Volunteers take part in service program
• Capito talks national debt at GOP event
• Ramps &?Rails Festival attracts large crowd
• Delegate candidates discuss prison overcrowding
• Sheriff candidates share views on drug problem
• From dropout to earning a scholarship
• W.Va.'s first lady praises pupil, program
• Board of Education candidates address bullying in schools
• Prosecutor candidates vow to cut case backlog
• Commission hopefuls want to create more jobs
• Deja vu Lineup, Locations Updated
• A-B College recognizes student center
• Eggs &?Issues program focuses on cyber safety
• Buckhannon Rotary seeks new members
• Energy program saves $1 million
• SBA awards $9.68M for new school
• Davis & Elkins College Named a Top Military-Friendly School
• Inter-Mountain forum set
• Alleged assault in park
• Rotary donates $5K to Davis House
• Region walloped by winter
• Area braces for spring snow storm
• NWS issues winter storm warning
• NWS issues winter storm warning
• Marine Corps meeting postponed
• Fighting illegal dumping
• Board discusses staffing issues
• Ramps & Rails Festival preparation under way
• Plan to close post offices put on hold
• Manchin unsure of presidential vote
• D&E Announces Eastern Regional Science Fair Winners
• Quilter Shares Art with D&E Students
• Welcome to the Party
• Agreement could boost Upshur pool access
• Randolph County to hire deputies, 911 dispatchers
• Bath salts summit held same day as federal sting
• Being prepared for the workplace
• D&E Déjà vu Festival April 27-28
• Randolph County Community Arts Center Holds Brown Bag Concert
• Tucker County families read 'Old Yeller' as part of project
• Barbour BOE must make budget cuts
• Authorities close area store over bath salts
• Tennant meets with students
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Council discusses flood-control system
• Randolph BOE lowers levy rates
• Elkins woman charged with embezzlement
• Learning about fire safety
• Randolph Commission sets levy rate
• Buckhannon residents arrested on drug charges
• Farm Bureau to host Meet the Candidates Night
• Challenge deemed a success
• D&E to present 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'
• Howell case to go to grand jury
• Courthouse annex starts taking shape
• Sen. Manchin, Moss honor cadets
• Strawberry Festival Royalty set for 2012
• Great River Clean-up deemed a success
• Civil lawsuit targets humane society, county commission
• Festival names director general
• New hirings announced
• Arts Center to feature work exhibits
• Elkins spring cleanup event starts Monday
• D&E’s Theater to Present “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee”
• Facemyer: W.Va. can benefit from cracker facility
• Barbour coach pleads guilty to battery
• Elkins man charged with child abuse
• Sen. Manchin, Moss to attend event
• Mt. Olive inmate enters guilty plea
• Beverly man arrested on felony charge
• RCDA approves funds for streetscape project
• More alleged fraud victims come forward
• Elkins woman pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Marshals apprehend 2 fugitives from Va.
• Attorneys present plea agreements
• Water line repair scheduled
• National Weather Service issues fire weather warning
• B-U Middle's future discussed
• College reaches out to adults
• Belington Council discusses $1.3M project
• Council approves ordinance change
• Area celebrates Easter Sunday
• Barbour airport receives $2.5M in funding
• City looking for parking spots to allow drivers to text
• Area marks Good Friday
• Cases spark questions about bond reduction
• Stolen cars recovered in Virginia
• Officials attempt to reign in gas prices
• Former sheriff honored for 100th birthday
• Beverly man facing additional charges
• Two Wesleyan students chosen
• Council OKs change order for window installation
• D&E Reduces Summer School Tuition
• Randolph County pair charged with fraud against the elderly
• Former Pocahontas County deputy indicted on sex crimes
• Barbour assistant charged
• Belington man pleads guilty to sex charges
• D&E Trustees Name New Athletic Facilities
• Coach Edgell Garners Honor
• Super gives details of school's exam after two incidents
• Rotarians learn about fraud
• Laid-off employees called back
• Fundraiser supports PTO
• Financial upgrade
• D&E SIFE Team Partners With YouthBuild To Create Greenhouse
• D&E’s Augusta Launches Statewide Dance Trail Project
• Fuel Frenzy kicks off today
• Scam claims to be FBI
• Oliver Luck speaks at banquet
• D&E students graduate from CERT
• WBOY Shines Spotlight on record Golf Win
• Police seek help in breaking and entering case
• Officials answer questions at Destination Graduation forum
• Poe to retire from Senior Center
• Suspect captured from river
• Commissioners hear about homeless issues
• TRG Solutions to hire 100 more employees
• Chamber holds awards banquet
• Woodly contest winner named
• Lunsford case remains a priority
• 'Sold!'
• Series of forensic seminars to take place in Upshur
• Harlem Legends coming to Elkins
• Drug suspect leads police on car chase
• Fire ablaze near Norton
• 2:40 p.m.: Severe thunderstorm to hit area
• Bond modification denied by judge in sex-assualt case
• People's Law School a success
• Pay raises included in new budget
• Police seize evidence
• D&E SIFE Team Receives Sam’s Club Grant to Assist Area Businesses
• New chancellor at Davis & Elkins College seeks to create coherent plan of study for students
• Second dropout prevention forum set
• Eggs?&?Issues focuses on advertising
• Council approves 2012-13 budget
• Jackson's Mill Jubilee discussed
• Couple facing felony charges
• City of Elkins hopes to save money on water project
• Annual HOFNOD expo draws thousands
• Local landmark goes on auction block
• Commission to present county budget Tuesday
• Earn free fuel in paper's contest
• Hooked on Fishing begins today at EHS
• Taste of Home tickets, cookbooks on sale now
• Voters still have time to register
• Statewide curriculum changes start
• 3-car wreck leads to injuries
• Major city improvements on tap
• Make it Shine Month announced
• City committee wraps up budget proposal
• Huttonsville facility to reduce overcrowding, promote community service
• D&E Commuter Students Win Free Gas
• Joe Roidt Named D&E Vice President
• Comedy Caravan Saturday
• Plans for Philippi's new dam progressing
• Gidley's gifts benefit city of Parsons
• Teacher denies slapping student
• Buckhannon Rotary makes donations
• Tucker BOE reviews proposed levy rates
• Finance officials discuss shortfall
• Study details housing, transportation info
• Hospitality team features experienced staff members
• Bridgeport Arts Council to Host Jack Gibbons
• Importance of living wills stressed at Rotary
• Belington City Council approves request for water increase
• Board of Education to lower levy rates in April
• Task Force eyes latest drug trends
• Phares gives 'kill list' details
• Mihalyo Named D&E Chancellor
• D&E's Stillwater Named Newman Civic Fellow
• Construction of new water park making a splash
• Business owners share views on street-sweeping process
• City of Elkins to use new street sweeper
• Rotary Fun Night held at Armory
• Maple Syrup Festival attracts large gathering
• Buckhannon City Council OKs Strawberry Festival requests
• Community Challenge meetings begin on Monday
• Phares says policy needs to be followed
• Senate bill makes highway project a 'national priority'
• Corridor H board pushes ahead
• 'Focus on the Future' Luncheon
• D&E hosts Leadership Luncheon
• Hospitality Students at Davis & Elkins College Host Craft Show
• DESNA Bingo Bash 3/25
• Deputy under investigation resigns
• City of Elkins won't adopt 911 mapping
• D&E hosts Leadership Luncheon
• Solid Waste official addresses commission
• Davis & Elkins Unveils Center for Railway Tourism
• New Scoreboard at Softball Field
• St. Patrick's Day events scheduled
• Kump House funding debated
• D&E creating Center for Railway Tourism
• Excursion train loop detailed
• Hospitality Fundraiser 3/17
• Davis & Elkins College Launches New Program
• Randolph County Building Inventory being created
• B-U swim champ speaks to Rotary
• Talbott: Next mayor should get pay raise
• 'Kill list' investigation upsets mother
• W.Va. quilt part of national display
• Davis & Elkins College to Participate in Shared Faculty Initiative
• Historic Latham House to undergo restoration
• FBI, state investigate former deputy
• Council hears support, concerns for 911 ordinance
• Elkins parks board plans public forum
• D&E Trustee Steinbrecher Serves Worldwide Youth Soccer Non-Profit
• Davis & Elkins College to Host Dr. Anne P. Chapin
• Top Plates at the WV Culinary Classic Dine Around
• Junior Royalty winners crowned
• State Police warn about money scam
• Agencies named in wrongful death suit
• Senators Forever Week
• Opening Day Sunday
• Newspaper to remain open during construction
• Tickets still available for Rotary Fun Night
• Mother to stand trial in son's death
• Former teacher pleads not guilty to having sexual relations with student
• Evaluation ordered in Newlon case
• D&E’s Daras Serves Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival
• SUBA honors citizen, organization of the year
• Quilting contest raises funds for United Way
• County doesn't plan tax increase
• Photo group announces new schedule
• Creating an 'amazing house'
• D&E Student Veterans Give to All-Veterans Memorial
• City police add new system
• Man tries to cut rescue workers
• Well-known area business leader Wallace dies at 74
• 13 arraigned in Randolph Circuit Court
• Newlon murder case continued
• D&E Nursing Students Unite With WV Nurses at State Capitol
• Group plans 'Spring Clean Sweep'
• City approves resolution for property sale
• Tucker County BOE honors outstanding students, teachers
• Committee gets budget requests
• Davis & Elkins College Creates Renovation Plan for Dining Hall
• System upgrades approved by BOE
• Twelve indicted in Lewis
• Local area to warm up following snow
• TCHS?in compliance with OEPA
• Spring Gun Rally packs National Guard Armory
• Man shot after police chase
• Residents want to save area post offices
• Salvation Army honors residents for dedication
• Registration open for student program
• Parsons man indicted for putting bleach in dogs' bowl
• Casino bill could be reintroduced next year
• Bomb threat forces school evacuation
• Area trooper honored
• Upcoming Alumni Events
• Chamber panel discusses benefit issues
• Search for missing girl continues
• Galloway man pleads not guilty to murder charge
• Ex-911 director pleads guilty to assualt
• ON?TRAC hears updates on Elkins Railyard projects
• Citizens Police Academy discussed at Rotary meeting
• Philippi and Belington libraries face budget woes
• Substance abuse awareness
• Grand jury indicts 14 individuals
• Davis & Elkins College Hosts Nursing Career Fair
• Tournament Game Tonight
• Rotarians learn about ArtsBank
• Students welcome Japanese visitors
• Grand Jury indicts Faulkner
• Runner indicted for murder
• ArtsBank Auction a success
• Raese addresses Upshur Republicans
• IOOF hold awards dinner
• Job Fair Opportunities
• Fasnacht festival a hit with D&E?students
• Local leaders weigh in on OPEB bill
• Train proposal gaining steam
• Buckhannon group seeks to save veterans building
• RCDA votes to sell acre of land in railyard
• Renovations to Coalton Elementary discussed
• Board files charges against Busch
• Career Management Center Director Speaks to Elkins Rotary Club
• Everglades & Florida Keys
• Rotary hears about mission trip
• Mystery heroes who saved family from blaze identified
• New Elkins city clerk takes oath of office
• Fire destroys Philippi house
• Upshur prosecutor seeks to continue victims' program
• Libraries, student councils meet with board
• Board reviews vaccine policy
• Literacy Volunteers move to new office
• St. Brendan holds early Fat Tuesday feast
• Final Home Games 2/22
• Women's Senior Day
• Council discusses monument concerns
• Officials address flood-control issues
• Graduation program kicks off at Wesleyan
• Police chief presents 2011 crime report
• Live United Telethon
• Newlon case is continued
• Student wins iPad at college event
• Homestead?hosts Board of Education bond forum
• 911 director addresses city council
• Savings in a 'snip'
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Purple Heart bill passes
• Candidates bow from county races
• Students shine at Social Studies Fair
• Buckhannon Participant Receives iPad from College Goal Sunday
• College Goal Sunday financial aid workshop draws large crowd
• College Goal Sunday Helps Students Statewide
• Locks of Love Collection Held in Elkins
• Davis & Elkins College Student Volunteers as United Nations Translator
• Court creation doubtful
• Elkins resident running for 2nd Congressional District
• Jobs to be merged
• Command center set up for missing toddler
• CASINO NIGHT CANCELLED
• DRESS YOUR PET CANCELLED
• Visiting Writers Feb. 16-17
• D&E Hosting Dress Your Pet Parade Saturday
• Winter weather advisories issued; events canceled
• Student dropout prevention summit scheduled for Feb. 16
• Event to support hospice efforts
• More than 100 attend Barbour drill meeting
• School forum series begins in Randolph
• Man accused of shooting his wife denied bond
• Libraries request matching funding
• Hearings set for man charged with killing his wife
• Tucker BOE hears about health center
• Volunteers renew search for missing 3-year-old
• Getting pampered at career day
• D&E Students Discuss Ideas for Sustainability
• Locks of Love Benefit Saturday
• Try Your Luck
• D&E students discuss ideas for sustainability
• Adrian to extend waterline
• Court cases put on hold
• Forecasters say no guarantee that rest of winter will be mild
• Working up spring fever
• Déjà vu Tickets on Sale
• Barn fire breaks out near Huttonsville
• Wesleyan honors businesses
• Supreme Court sides with city in waste matter
• Commissioners say county contributes to fire departments
• Council passes fire-fee increase
• Freddie says spring is on the way
• Upshur collects 69K in home confinement fees
• WVU bell ceremony to remember Elkins native
• Students take part in Digital Learning Day
• Final candidate list released for primary election
• Council to consider fire fee proposal
• Math Field Day
• Local restaurant manager honored
• Wounded Warriors 5K coming May
• Incident with pellet gun leads to man's arrest
• Group meets on 1st Ward
• Lady Senators Succeed
• Gandy Dancer Theatre presenting murder mystery
• Commission won't add fee to drug plan
• Arrests for not registering as a sexual offender not uncommon
• 'A brand new building'
• 'A brand new building'
• ON TRAC Community Circle eyes Elkins improvements
• TRG site featured at chamber event
• Water project unites counties
• Barbour County BOE approves RIFs, transfers
• Jobless rate rises in W.Va.
• Board approves RIF, transfers
• Judicial annex plans move forward
• Upshur County man's body found in river
• Driver in fatal crash appears in court
• Pregnancy issues brought before Buckhannon Rotary
• Super pleased with efforts in RIF process
• Local lawmaker discusses proposed child abuse bill
• Agriculture program to stay in schools
• TRG?to add 150 jobs in Elkins
• Buckhannon council continues research
• Tasty fundraiser hits good notes
• Policy talks on board agenda
• $400K saved
• Elkins Council sees audit
• Randolph man seeks support for ATV trails
• Murder suspect appears in court
• United Way striving to meet campaign goal
• List of candidates for primary election increases
• Buckhannon City Council hires temporary officer
• Tomblin discusses industry growth, state's future
• Elkins Council to waive B&O tax for 2 years
• Mayor of Junior hurt in car wreck
• YEAR of the DRAGON
• County commissioner announces bid for re-election
• Council hears updates on sewer project
• Prosecutor seeking grants for programs
• Tucker BOE to consider staff cuts
• Fire fees one step closer to increase
• Statewide event promotes healthy living
• Prosecutor from Harrison County to lead probe
• 26 positions could be eliminated
• New Philippi water plant won't raise sewer rates
• Randolph lawmaker introduces new plan
• County employees get pay increase
• Elkins school children paint human rights mural
• Barbour schools, courthouse closed by water shortage
• Former prison guard sentenced in bribery case
• Block scheduling approved
• Comedy Caravan Weekend
• TRG to announce 'major expansion'
• Wellness center opens at Wesleyan
• Parsons excited to move ahead
• Victim's identity released
• WVFB president, director speak at meeting
• Tucker County leaders proud of 2011 successes
• Candidates continue to add names to ballot
• Elkins mayor highlights accomplishments
• Steinbrecher Named Winner of Prestigious Werner Fricker Award
• MLK Day of Service
• Chamber director gives Tomblin's address high marks
• Elkins Food Lion to close within 30 days
• The Inter-Mountain Clippers Couponing Club draws large crowd
• Woman dies in Lewis County crash
• Elkins Food Lion to close within 30 days
• Special prosecutor sought in accident investigation
• CVB hosting Upshur pride seminars
• Animal shelter leader addresses commissioners
• Man's body found inside shallow grave
• Bad weather invades area
• Student Engagement
• Protesters seek answers about missing toddler
• Mom pleads guilty
• Man indicted for December shootings
• Police chief speaks about probe
• Possible human remains found
• Curves moves to new location
• Local candidates mark beginning of filing period
• Local leaders share views on session
• Official facing multiple charges
• Bomb threat at PBHS
• Highlands Sky Trail Run
• Delegate seeks to trade forced pooling for taxes
• Upshur man shot on his way to work
• Coupon class has big response
• Legislators facing tough issues in session
• Randolph deputy suspended
• Smithsonian exhibit planned
• Council gets updates on water projects
• Energy Express seeks supervisors
• Woman arrested in bullying incident
• Buckhannon City Council approves B&O fee
• Council OKs first reading of fire fee increase
• Jobs, plant opportunities part of Tomblin's focus
• Legislative Lookahead
• Elkins City Council to discuss fire fee
• Upshur Chamber recognizes area business leaders
• First baby born in 2012
• Davisson Brothers Band has regional following
• Snowfall to end as temps drop
• Coupon class coming close
• Commissioners look ahead
• Some residents set healthy goals
• Déjà vu Line-up Announced
• Marshal's death tops year of local news
• 'I Shop Locally' program starts Monday
• Buckhannon man charged with murder waives hearing
• Candidate filing period set to begin
• Flag flown over U.S. Capitol in honor of Morris
• People's Law School returning to courthouse
• Buckhannon one step closer to additional tax
• Mother of missing girl set to appear back in court
• Davis-Thomas Elementary Middle School honors students
• Lewis Commission moving to Region VII for grant writing
• Area resorts, bars ready to ring in 2012
• A 'piece' ful holiday tradition
• 3 area establishments fail ABCA compliance check
• Preliminary hearing set for shooting suspect
• Belington Elementary showcased during Barbour BOE?visit
• Girls on the Run race through Parsons
• Polar Express to expand
• Area retailers see increase in holiday sales
• Fun Camp Ahead
• Chamber preps for banquet
• Giving the homeless a place to stay
• United way two-thirds to annual goal
• Randolph appoints prosecutor
• Christmas dinner serves many in Upshur County
• Ellamore Recreation Center could close
• Lewis BOE takes another step toward $10M school
• One dead in Upshur shooting
• 12 Trees of Christmas
• Humane Society hosts holiday campaign
• W.Va. jobless rate continues to decline
• Barbour bus driver voices concerns
• Attorney: Busch probe 'moot'
• Clarksburg man dies in car wreck
• Former school to be restored
• Keeping Aliayah in mind
• Decorations light up Elkins
• Group shares Christmas spirit with families
• Parish House is a haven for needy
• D&E baseball team collects food items
• County to consider 7 applications
• Girl Scouts meet with Santa
• WCDE Back on the Air
• Concerns grow over post office closings
• Motorist crashes into Goody Basket in Belington
• Moorefield plant to close its doors
• Moorefield plant to close its doors
• State official predicts bright economic future
• Corrections program up and running
• Parks Commission raises fees on rentals
• Gibbons Concert Saturday
• 7 attorneys apply for county vacancy
• Barbour teen beaten by 3 others
• Charity group a blessing for needy
• Carolers Spread Holiday Cheer
• Back in Festival City
• Barbour teen beaten by three others
• Toys for Tots program reaches out to region
• Rotary selects officers for coming year
• Lewis budget concerns commissioners
• Lawmakers share opinions on Marcellus bill session
• Elkins Kiwanis Club marks 75 years of dedication to youth activities
• Training focuses on drug use
• Back in Festival City
• Search continues for teen
• Davis House renovations set to start
• Montrose accident information released
• Chamber to host quarterly meeting
• Commission approves tax disposition
• Upshur authorities searching for missing teen girl
• Winter weather conditions cause several accidents
• Pocahontas man indicted for murder
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Woman's Club Supports D&E
• D&E Dance Collective and String Band on WCHS-TV
• Forest Festival Gown Exhibit Opening at D&E
• Basketball games cancelled
• Power outage closes North Elementary School
• Upshur teen missing
• Jury hears interrogation tape in bus driver trial
• Prosecutor steps down
• Superintendent shares update on lawsuit
• Commission partners with Stonewall
• Opening statements given in bus driver trial
• F&PA Showcase Thursday
• Program that helps adults learn how to read to air on TV
• Forest Festival gown exhibit coming to D&E
• The Inter-Mountain's Christmas wrapping paper to debut Tuesday
• Barbour bus driver's trial begins today
• Christmas events take place around the area
• Buckhannon council to research tax changes
• Polar Express transporting children to bliss
• Construction plans for hospital move forward
• Work on wage study continues
• 'It's a West Virginia Christmas'
• Commission accepting comments on proposed precinct changes
• United Way nears halfway point in fundraising drive
• Death of Elkins woman being investigated
• Civil War video highlights Rich Mountain
• Bond denied in toddler death
• Civil lawsuit against Busch thrown out
• Police search for Elkins resident
• Busch to appear for hearing today
• Police look into alleged gunfire
• Teen shot in hunting incident
• U.S. Attorneys speak at D&E
• Center to aid those struggling with autism
• Carols Concert Dec. 4
• Lewis reviews budget plans
• Sewer rate increase discussed
• Lending a helping hand
• Fire chief provides safety tips
• State releases unemployment data
• Allegations of bullying lead to investigation in student's death
• Hambleton welcomes new mayor
• Holiday Open House seeks more participants
• Holiday meals available for those in need
• Graceland Thanksgiving
• Johnson addresses economic woes
• Get sales fliers one day early
• Block schedule receives top score
• Holiday parade to celebrate W.Va.
• Bagging the buck
• Camping can be fun anytime of the year
• Area merchants prepare for Black Friday
• Hunters hit the woods
• Students donate scarves to cancer patients
• United Way's benefit concert slated
• Readers urged to get paper early Wednesday
• Beverly man's bond modified
• Deer season means big 'bucks'
• Weston City Council approves parking permits
• Upshur leaders discuss plans to build new pool
• Council back at full strength after appointments
• Tygarts Valley Conservation banquet held in Parsons
• Soul Review at El Gran Sabor Thursday
• Illegal bath salts found on missing girl's mother
• Indictment against Dailey man dismissed for second time
• Driver faces charges in fatal crash
• Philippi Police investigating alleged threat by Philip Barbour High School student
• Teenager's body discovered
• Mullennex Attends Entrepreneurship Education FORUM
• Draft pay study nears completion
• Manchin marks a year in Senate
• Board accepts input on block scheduling
• Police agencies honored
• Group hears from empowered area youth
• Lewis Board honors students
• Schools begin to 'move forward'
• Asking for help
• Ordinance proposed for exotic restriction
• Veterans Wreath Laying on WBOY
• "Like" Our Highlanders on Facebook
• Spaghetti Dinner Sunday
• Two years since:?Pamela Judy case being reviewed by the state police
• Mills: Show veterans your thanks
• Parsons gathers to honor veterans
• Veterans at Colonial Place recognized
• At the eleventh hour
• Class Project Finds Sales in Downtown Elkins
• Phipps Lecture Monday, 11/7
• Saturday Admission Open Houses
• Golf Academy on WBOY
• D&E Choral Concert Nov. 10
• Veterans Day Celebrations
• Three Promoted Within College Leadership
• Upshur Commission allows hunting at James Curry Park
• Bond revoked for man charged in child's death
• Experience in the service stirs memories for 3 Elkins women
• Davis Health System reinvests resources for community
• Commission to use USDA?loan for annex
• Capito calls out to businesses
• Education to take the stand Thursday
• Dailey man is indicted again
• D&E in WVIAC Tournament
• Randolph County Commission to meet Tuesday at courthouse
• Investigation of missing girl enters fifth week
• And the snow begins to fall
• Feet Under the Seats
• West Virginia University officially makes the move to Big 12 Conference
• Winter Storm Warning
• WVU leaves Big East
• WVU leaves Big East
• A safe Halloween is the best treat this season
• AES holds opening ceremony at wind farm site
• Bringing water to Ellamore discussed
• Searching in a new location
• Carr won't seek re-election as commissioner in 2012
• Senior Center to get new lights
• Runner doesn't seek bond
• Downtown Elkins gearing up for holidays
• WVU close to joining the Big 12
• Prosecuting attorney's office to be examined
• RAs Hosting Haunted Trail
• Augusta Fiddlers Reunion 10/28-10/30
• Former teacher among individuals facing charges
• Manchin:?Let's work together to fix the nation
• Lewis Commission awards tower construction bid
• Kick Off Your Shoes!
• Mattress Warehouse opens new location
• Randolph County Commission to meet Tuesday at courthouse
• Fall Harvest Benefit to be held Friday at Canaan
• Residents tour wind farm site
• RCDA: Responsible coal permitting needs support
• Fire fee fails to spark council initiative
• Alleged killer of ex-wife arraigned
• Former Elkins police officer pleads guilty to misdemeanor charge
• Tucker County holds career fair
• Elkins woman pleads guilty to lying to FBI
• Council has voids to fill after departures
• Barbour man charged in ex-wife's death
• Open house slated for Saturday
• Worker who fell at Buckhannon wood plant dies
• Aurora man found dead on Lower Cheat
• Libya's Moammar Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• Book'n with Bodkin
• Paul named Tucker County Teacher of the Year
• Lewis County man accepts plea deal
• Luck touches on conference realignment
• Mayor: Different ways to be used for finding replacements
• Shake up on Elkins City Council
• "Heaven" Opens Thursday
• Lewis commission opens bids for security system
• Randolph Board announces support for Davis House project
• Members take a swing at Davis & Elkins?Golf Academy
• Sexual abuse charges dismissed by circuit judge
• Lunsford arrested in separate case
• Colton's last wish carried out
• Hundreds attend annual festival at Mount Liberty
• Woman injured in Beverly fire
• Lloyd, Fragale, Martin to Receive Annual Alumni Awards
• Free Events Highlight Homecoming Weekend
• Homecoming Oct. 14-16
• Woods to Moderate Women in Politics Forum
• Dr. Carol Carter Named Business Chair
• D&E Helping Community "E-Cycle" October 22
• Country Talent Show
• 911 tapes from day of disappearance released
• Beverly man killed in wreck on Five-lane
• 201st Quartermasters Company to serve as honorary parade marshals
• Into high gear
• Fire fee voted down in Barbour County
• Maid Silvia continues tour of area
• Man arrested for paying bail with counterfeit money
• Tomblin wins
• D&E Pool Re-Opens
• Forest Festival on Campus
• Professor Emerita Dr. Jean Minnick to Receive Honors Friday
• School board seeking funds for air conditioning
• Incorrect indictment information results in dismissal
• FBI:?Search becomes criminal investigation
• Lawsuit to focus on prosecutor
• Festival continues despite soggy setting
• FBI: Missing child case now considered a crime
• Officials remove children from missing girl's home
• Polls open at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday
• Cold weather arrives with Forest Festival
• Festival events moved
• Another case dismissed due to prosecutorial error
• Weeklong search becomes even more dire as temps drop
• Painting the town
• Candidate speaks with area voters
• Emergency Management director questions grant
• Tomblin urges Barbour residents to vote
• Council accepts police chief's resignation
• FBI agent: Still no leads in search for missing girl
• City considering waiving taxes for new businesses
• Family's home being treated as crime scene
• Drug charges against pair could be dropped
• An environmental learning experience
• Randolph Commission to hold special call meeting on Friday
• New bleachers at Philip Barbour High School being dedicated
• Allen pleads not guilty on assault charges
• FBI joins search for missing girl
• Family Weekend Albums
• School construction made top priority
• Members informed on Newspapers in EducationBy Beth Christian Broschart Staff Writer On Monday, Elkins Rotary members were introduced to a unique opportunity to invest in children's literacy through the Newspapers in Education program. "Newspape
• Gas line erupts
• Residents vote early in special election
• Search continues
• Unemployment rate rises during month of August
• Search continues for missing girl
• A mild winter projected by forecasters
• Performing Arts Showcase 7 p.m. tonight!
• MSFF Concerts in McDonnell Center
• Forward Magazine Online
• Davis &?Elkins College opens Naylor Center
• Stonewall conducts ground breaking
• Festival concerts change location
• Manchin calls for bipartisan approach
• Founders' Day Celebration
• WBOY Features Founders Day Celebration
• New Barbour officials welcomed
• Another arrest made in Upshur drug sweep
• County selects company for map project
• County selects company for map project
• An up close look
• Friday Dedication of Naylor Center for Teaching and Learning
• Agencies briefed on disaster drill
• Unfinished work could flush funds
• Meth raid results in 2 arrests in Upshur
• Paving projects behind schedule
• Founders Day at Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church September 22
• D&E Choir Opens Season Saturday
• Commissioners lend support to keep local post offices open
• McDonald's in Buckhannon plans to reopen on Oct. 4, owner tells Rotary
• Special event planned to welcome new Barbour super, A-B president
• Kindergarten aides seeking compensation
• Lambert: We missed our window
• Liability may cause $8M deficit
• Rotary reaches out into Elkins
• Randolph County Commission to meet on Tuesday
• Barbour official charged
• Randolph Fair concludes
• Madame mayor
• Media outlets ready for battle
• Maryland man to stand trial in Upshur Court
• ON?TRAC takes history to the streets
• Ground broken on new annex
• NEW SenatorNation.com
• Students learn about W.Va.'s history
• No action taken on city clerk
• Weston man stands mute on murder charges
• Police chief says he was 'ripped apart'
• Mayor wants to move election
• Tucker looking for new OEM director
• Chamber hears about Marcellus shale
• Grand jury reindicts Md. man
• City Council set to discuss clerk
• Alcoholic beverage ordinance on agenda for Belington Council
• Seminar to address hardwood industry
• Randolph County Fair begins Thursday
• It was to be expected that some commentary on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks focused on the meaning of events on Sept. 11, 2001. Predictably, some media observers concluded we Americans are too emotional and not intellectual enough t
• Rotary to 'Reach Within to Embrace Humanity'
• Magistrate voices opposition to office relocation plan
• Mayor, City Clerk at odds
• 2011 Gala Art Show winners announced
• Stump Joins D&E
• Turner to Give Constitution Day Address
• Golf Academy Open to Community
• Seminar to focus on helping residents start own business
• DAR conduct services at Lewis County Courthouse
• Area first responders honored
• 9/11: A day of reflection for all
• State congressional leaders react
• Buckhannon Theater hosts benefit event
• Council ponders next move
• Gala highlights art, art lovers
• Students banding together
• Competitors wanted for fair
• Group passes goal total for trees planted
• Judge: Pitsenbarger showing no regret
• Student Life @ D&E
• Building a better workforce
• Open for businesses
• Missing hikers found at Dolly Sods
• Free parking coming to one block of Kerens Avenue
• WV Public Radio Features D&E Responders
• Parsons Council prepares for events
• Jory appointed as special prosecutor in Faulkner case
• Coalton parents voice concerns
• Building to be named in Cain's honor
• Wet, lingering Lee
• Formation of park board to be discussed
• Helvetia set to celebrate its heritage
• Witness in arson case intoxicated in magistrate court
• There's one last chance for summer fun
• City budget must be revised
• Summer's unofficial end is here
• D&E Responds in NJ
• No decision made on fire fee
• Smith's widow pleads guilty
• Tucker super disappointed with progress
• New Athletics Website Live!
• Jackson's Mill Jubilee kicks off on Friday
• Paper to offer WVU fans collectible covers
• Red Cross strike won't affect blood supply
• Social media being used to target tourists
• Barbour County Fair continues
• Council likely to vote on fire fee Thursday
• Truancy meetings scheduled
• A library with many purposes
• Lewis commissioners award two contracts
• Annex project gets 'third set of eyes'
• Barbour County Fair fun
• United States of America welcomes twenty-four new citizens
• D&E?art program receives renewal
• Arts Center schedules gala event
• Royal start for Barbour County Fair
• A New Year Begins
• Upshur agencies recognized for protection efforts
• The love of Tucker
• Ready for Students
• City hopes moves will refill general fund
• United Way auction set for Saturday
• Motorcycles to invade area for Poker Run
• A 'home away from home'
• Rotary speakers continue to help Haiti
• Annex construction to begin
• Employees to get pay supplement after cuts
• Ex-prison employee gets probation
• Burns named Queen Daphne at Tucker Fair
• Back to School for Elkins - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Upshur Board of Education fires assistant soccer coach
• United Way of Randolph County enters the countdown to the kickoff
• Did you feel it?
• Wild, wonderful, wobbly
• Panhandle residents react
• Quake in Virginia rattles area
• Lewis County water project risks losing funds
• Barbour County man may face up to 5 years in jail
• TVHS?student apprehended for making threats
• 'Significant'
• Police resolve Hedrick caused Canfield's death
• Join us on the Links
• Tucker County Fair to begin Tuesday
• Buckhannon native takes triathlon win
• Elkins considering fee increase
• Oratorio Society Starts New Season
• Vacant structure ordinance passes initial reading
• McKinley to visit Parsons today
• Boundary issue holding up Upshur sewer project
• Department heads update council on projects, problems
• Buckhannon youth loses courageous battle with cancer
• Randolph County Homeless Shelter looking for support
• Being prepared for disaster focus of drill
• Emergency drill being conducted today in area counties
• City of Elkins to hold equipment auction
• Drivers asked to stay off new pavement
• Humane Society fundraiser geared toward businesses
• Reopening Coastal topic at meeting
• Simms shares high goals for players
• Tech camp pleases board
• Grand jury returns 19 indictments
• Group meets in Arden to discuss Marcellus Shale
• Buckhannon charter review a no-go
• Thompson tapped as new director
• Artists, art lovers unite
• No one injured by emergency landing Saturday
• Plane makes emergency landing
• Investigator looks into several leads
• West Virginia Press Association recognizes The Inter-Mountain
• Davis Health constructing $13M center
• Coastal closes operations
• Students grateful for unique opportunity
• Augusta Festival Aug 12-14
• Coastal Lumber closing
• Mill Creek still looking to fill resignation
• Woman faces three felony counts of neglect
• Officials look to revitalize chamber
• D'Antoni:?Grow focus on tech-ed
• Manchin talks 'common sense'
• Commissioners receive employee updates, reports
• Elkins Council approves measure that will increase fire fees
• Legislators returning to adjust districts
• Fresh from the oven
• 2 dead in murder-suicide
• State police investigating murder-suicide near Riverton
• Board considering expanding state spending card program
• Group prepares to offer recycling
• Promotions Committee planning 'History Lives' event
• Man enters plea related to marshal slaying case
• Face 2 Face Orientation
• Manchin focusing on 'Rebuilding America'
• Chamber speaker: Be open to unexpected
• Shooting
• Website will be down temporarily
• Lewis County BOE reviews bullying, harassment policies
• Landfill closing in September
• Tonight's concert features rich voices, old-time music and dancing
• Fly fishing offered at Trout Ranch
• Elkins families enjoy activities at Kid's Day
• Riders tested with muddy, new course
• Gray skies, high spirits
• Commissioners asked to support regulations of Marcellus Shale drilling
• Renovations to water tanks slated to begin in September
• Curb cuts to be installed at Depot
• Meeting mired by executive sessions
• 2011-2012 Academic Calendar
• Fire at former Ole Mill Restaurant being investigated
• Greenhouse owner looking to weed out street sweeper tickets
• Mill Creek man arrested in Virginia
• Belington prepares for busy weekend
• Roaring Creek Coal Company to create 250 jobs
• ATV/motorcycle race moved to different course
• Meeting held over proposed annexation
• Randolph County 911 director to resign
• W.Va. House committee approves plan
• Council, firefighters continue to be at odds in regards to funding
• Manchin: I'm pleased
• Water outage
• Appalachia comes to life with Augusta
• Woodstock Era Reunion
• Helvetia to celebrate Swiss Independence Day
• Swing/Bluegrass concert slated
• Moats to speak to educators on Monday
• 114 registered for West Virginia's Biggest Yard Sale
• The 'Narrows' to be closed for road work
• Manchin optimistic about debt resolution
• Expansion to Sharpe Hospital in the works
• Judges step up to keep kids in school
• Redistricting talks set to begin on Monday
• Counties join forces to showcase region
• Unemployment rate expected to decline in July
• Randolph man pleads guilty to forging checks
• Program to offer training to citizens
• Program to offer training to citizens
• Students bring their talents to the stage at D&E
• Building blocks for a community: Education, health care and government
• Johnson retires after 48 years of service at Citizens Bank
• Ex-assessor accused of changing tax account
• Lewis Commission approves additional repair costs for roof
• Elkins Rehabilitation and Care Center speaks to Elkins Rotary
• Junior Elementary to get $50K in upgrades
• 3 missing men return unharmed
• MSFF recognized with W.Va. Culture Center exhibit
• Raising honey bees focus of Barbour County group
• Augusta Irish/Celtic concert scheduled for Tuesday night
• Chamber selects new director
• 6,500 marijuana plants seized in Pendleton
• Residents voice opinions on proposed brake ordinance
• Fireman's Festival events begin today
• Queen Silvia gowns to be on display
• More than treasure
• Pay raises for parks employees questioned
• Philippi man dies in crash on Union Road
• Stadium donation accepted
• Upshur gets funding for new armory
• Kump House seeks help to repair damage from storm
• Renovated Darden House porch revealed
• Tucker board accepts funds
• Street closed for repairs
• Engine brake ordinance on agenda
• Council to discuss Marcellus Shale
• Santorum focuses on energy during Wheeling speech
• Queen named Democrat of the Year
• County looks to reduce coyote population with hunting contest
• Students showcasing talents at D&E
• Court again continues case of embezzlement
• Lewis Commission appoints new tax deputy
• Sale of land to benefit schools
• Armstrong Stadium may be renamed
• Paint a Picket!
• Academic Leader Named as New Provost
• Teacher returns from space camp
• Riverside Blues Fest to be held on Saturday
• Clothing worn during Civil War displayed at Adaland
• One vehicle crashes on U.S. 33 west
• Phares meets at Coalton
• Governor visits Wesleyan
• Name change road blocked
• WV Wildlife at D&E
• Area public transportation agencies get funding
• Upshur County Fair set to get under way on Friday
• Beverly Elementary looks for new cafeteria, kitchen
• Elkins woman sentenced for child neglect
• D&E Governor's School for the Arts on WDTV
• Jane Lew man killed near Norton
• Phares: Homestead in most need of repair
• Tomblin addresses Marcellus
• Lewis man indicted on sex charges
• Concerns arise over water plant project
• Augusta summer concerts begin
• Commissioners unable to help with marble event
• Barbour schools in need of HVAC repair
• Jane Lew man killed in wreck on Corridor H
• Chili cook-off heats up Snowshoe
• Battle of Rich Mountain re-enacted
• School for the Arts on Campus
• Part-time patrolman hired
• West Virginia becomes a state
• Commissioners meet with members of Elkins City Council
• Arraignments conducted in Circuit Court
• Elkins hires two new police officers
• Superintendent holds first forum
• Development Authority looking to make Depot more handicap friendly
• First campaign shaped Civil War
• Alderson-Broaddus receives $1.5M
• Randolph Commission awaits public opinion on annexation
• Campbell becomes Tucker County Superintendent
• Forums set to discuss improvement projects
• Battle of Rich Mountain festivities kick off this week
• Sen. Manchin participates in Thomas holiday parade
• Area holds Fourth of July events
• Royal scouts selected for 75th Mountain State Forest Festival
• Royal scouts selected for 75th Mountain State Forest Festival
• Volunteers needed for Elkins Depot
• D&E to host 100 students for event
• Having a blast
• Davis and Elkins Pool Repaired
• Buckhannon beautification group speaks to Rotary
• Officials to meet with planning council
• Residents urged to use caution with fireworks
• Insurance policy won't cover all county vehicles
• Courtroom Tension
• Farmers' market hours changed
• The Inter-Mountain photo by Ben Simmons Ronnie and Judie Frey of Philippi are spending the weekend camping at Revelle's Campground in Bowden. Many local residents are headed to campgrounds to enjoy the holiday weekend.
• Holiday weekend brings tourists
• Wilfong defers contempt sanctions to WVODC
• D&E Pool Closed for Repairs
• Mountain State Forest Festival 2011
• City waiting for water project paperwork
• Boyle: Attitudes hurting development
• Drug charges dominate list of indictments
• Complaints against Busch discovered
• Elkins-Randolph County Chamber begins search for director
• Committee to conduct flow study next month
• Remodeled, revamped, refreshed
• Unfair policy affects 2 teachers
• Super becomes Superintendent
• Authorities waiting for more info in Canfield case
• Battle of Corrick's Ford
• Meeting to address hours of Buckhannon Farmers' Market slated
• Area bracing for Independence Day with celebrations
• Taxi service returns to Elkins
• Bridge renamed for Roanoke man
• Veterans Walk scheduled for Barbour County
• Body found near Norton
• 5th Ward Garden Celebration
• County's victim's advocate honored
• Elkins fire chief recalls chats with Canfield
• Person of great interest in case of missing man found dead
• City of Elkins begins process to obtain bond
• Building of new annex moves ahead
• Upshur bridge renamed for late delegate
• City of Elkins needs more funds for new water plant
• Development Authority names Morris as director
• Vehicle of missing man found
• Enjoy Summer at Graceland
• Creation of government website approved
• Upshur board rejects ICG's resolution
• Board approves extended contracts for elementary school principals
• Manchin: Time to focus on America
• Elkins Rotary installs new officers
• Drug testing company may be selected
• The muskets are set to fire at Corrick's Ford
• Hundreds attend Smokin' on the Tygart
• Voters in Lewis make big splash
• Windmills starting to 'spin' interest
• A joyous time had by all at annual celebration
• A perfect mixture of food, family and friends
• Hot meals available for children
• Job climate in W.Va. growing at slow pace
• Welcome Maid Silvia LXXV
• Humane Society offering specials for adopting cats
• Belington to hold Fathers's Day event
• Mayor proposes changes for council-commission meeting
• Council accepts EPA deal
• Elkins businesses taking part in June campaign to benefit the United Way
• Tomblin speaks to Boys State campers
• Victims of bullying need proper assistance
• Redistricting hot topic among W.Va. leaders
• Smokin' on the Tygart chilli cookoff slated
• Junior voters elect Miller to mayor post
• Spelsberg elected to second term as mayor of Weston
• Sunday Best Pageant kicks off Coalton Days week
• PB getting new bleachers
• Officials reach into own pockets
• City permit kept active
• Cast of Characters
• Campus Improvements
• Raising money for a good cause
• Bullying can lead to a lifetime of problems
• Graceland Unveils New Menu
• Golf Winner
• Relay for Life celebration starts today at 11 a.m.
• Wamsley had plenty of support in his cancer fight
• Faulkner attorney: Disk had cell records
• UVa. student to serve as Maid Silvia
• Cancer didn't keep Parker from keeping life as normal
• Tucker parks get funding
• King found guilty of lesser charge
• Busch: Defense was given disk
• Faith has carried Arbaugh through treatments
• Agency assists individuals in opening their own business
• Judge denies motion to dismiss charge in King murder case
• Board approves student insurance plan
• Mother, daughter find strength in each other in fight against cancer
• Relay for Life event slated for Saturday
• Busch found in contempt of court
• Barbour County Commission looks for solutions to 'Party Rock' issuesBy Ben Simmons Staff Writer Five water rescues have taken place in Arden in the past 10 days and officials in Barbour County are looking for solutions to the problem. The body
• Police Chief says High Street should be one way
• Corridor H supporters gather
• Schools to host 5 exchange students
• Randolph schools to close early
• ERCC holds Open House
• Shop Hop tour invading W.Va.
• National Cancer Survivor Day celebrated in Elkins
• Blue and Gray comes to a booming conclusion
• Tourism brochure to feature Civil War
• Blue and Gray Reunion a blast for all
• Elkins Walmart unveils new modern design
• Elkins Walmart unveils new modern design
• Tucker grads ready to begin new journey
• County property use being studied
• Deputy clerk position eliminated
• Search for missing swimmer suspended
• Search continues for missing person in Tygart River
• Gandy Theatre to hold open house on Saturday
• Parking meters to be placed in downtown Elkins on trial basis
• New mine planned for Ellamore
• Lost disk leads to second dismissal
• Support D&E Golf
• ATV?wreck puts two in hospital
• Planning continues for Five O'Clock Friday
• Tradition marks 150th Civil War anniversary
• Rockefeller speaks at conference
• Search and rescue teams wait out river
• Ex-city of Franklin employee found guilty of embezzlement
• 168 receive diplomas from PB
• Philip Barbour, B-U hold graduations
• MSFF names 75th minor court members
• Tennant, Phares tell small class to think big
• 12 graduates reflect on past
• Class of 2011 encouraged to reach its goals
• Randolph seniors bid farewell to high school
• Memorial Day signals start of summer fun
• Elkins High holds baccalaureate
• Taste of Home Cooking School
• Vendors from all over the state showcase goods at Taste of Home
• Taste of Home gets flavorable reviews
• Taste of Home Today
• Social media connects a new venue
• Deadline for budget revisions to state auditor nears
• Curtain opens today for cooking event today
• Individuals arraigned in Barbour
• Missionary students speak to Buckhannon Rotary
• Holland guest speaker for Memorial Day Ceremony
• Anticipation building for Thursday's big event
• Hotsinpiller honored at ceremony
• Thursday's vendor fair participants announced
• 17 charges handed up by grand jury
• Hardwood Alliance Zone, Region VII plan June summit
• Unemployment falls, may still decline
• Fur Ball deemed a success
• Parking information released for Thursday's Taste of Home event
• Three weeks later, residents still rebuilding from storm
• Area high schools prep for graduation
• Strawberry Festival Parade
• Lewis County graduates more than 170 students
• Judge delays murder trial until October
• VIPs get first sample of Taste of Home
• Grand Feature steps off today
• Buckhannon eyes new historic district
• Council decides to meet with commission
• Sheriff seeks satellite office in city
• Gutshall receives Tuckineer award
• Strawberry Festival puts first full day of events in the books
• McCauley named Randolph's top teacher
• Commencement Honors 96 Graduates
• Council approves junked car ordinance
• Mountaintop Health Center holds open house
• Trial for trio charged in connection with marshal shooting delayed
• Strawberry Festival has royal kickoff
• Preservation leaders honored for effort
• Elkins woman pleads guilty to child neglect
• Strawberry Festival kicks off today
• Downtown Elkins set to come alive this summer
• Capito concerned about nation's spending
• Tucker landfill looks to expand
• Where will all Elkins' trash go?
• $35M budget passes
• Water outage
• New super expected to be hired
• Upshur voters soundly defeat school bond levy
• Tomblin, Maloney capture nominations
• Davis &?Elkins holds graduation ceremonies
• Unofficial election results
• Trial date set for Jane Lew man in kidnapping case
• Woman jailed for murder of infant
• Fate of school bond in Upshur to be decided
• Voters take to the polls today
• Baccalaureate to Feature Student Reflections on Faith and Learning
• Maloney campaign stops in Buckhannon
• Gov. candidates' camps get into verbal exchange
• Tractor-trailer wreck kills 1 in Pendleton
• 22 arrested in Pocahontas drug sweep
• Upshur voters to decide school bond issue
• W.Va. Sens. call for action on gas prices
• D&E commencement set for this weekend
• Thunderstorm watch
• Judge allows King's statements
• Buckhannon man indicted on sexually related crimes
• City of Elkins' finances to get further review
• GFWC Womans Club Supports D&E
• Commencement This Weekend
• City landfill could dig up funding
• Grand Jury to hear kidnapping case
• Buildings to become more secure
• Kittle says budget is 'workable'
• Mill Creek breaks ground for new community center
• Hardwood Industry pushing for board
• Wesleyan, A-B hold graduation ceremonies
• Wesleyan, A-B hold graduation ceremonies
• Randolph County school bus involved in wreck
• Festival names Queen's Department
• Mother's Day is every day for Elkins woman
• Feeling the gasoline crunch
• Water treatment project moving ahead
• Beverly man found guilty of sexually abusing girl
• Council to respond to commission letter in regards to 911 mapping
• Sparks fly at Elkins Council meeting
• Request for parking spots starts squabble
• Hardwood industry gets unique grant
• Tomblin leads in spending
• Parsons citywide cleanup slated for today and Friday
• Woman missing in Lewis County
• Council will consider mayor's restructuring plan Thursday
• Randolph Board mulls $32M budget
• Lewis County Planning Commission submits bylaws
• Water main break
• Country reacts to bin Laden's death
• Tunick Contributes to International Statement on Healthcare
• Crowds chant 'U-S-A'
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT ON OSAMA BIN LADEN
• Local leaders share thoughts
• Osama bin Laden is dead
• Decision to close post offices not an easy one
• Decision to close post offices not an easy one
• City of Elkins, EPA work to resolve decade-old problem
• City of Elkins, EPA work to resolve decade-old problem
• Deja vu begins this evening
• Prison offers Integration into Society Fair for inmates
• Super is Barbour board's top pick
• Residents survey destruction
• Republican candidates urge halt to coal, gas regulators
• School bus rear-ended near Corridor; traffic stopped
• Storm hammers Elkins
• Trial date set for trio in connection with marshal death
• Storm rips through Elkins
• Storm rips through Elkins
• D&E Welcomes Poet Peter Makuck
• Nursing Updates Curriculum
• Nursing Alumni Group Forming
• Logan County native speaks at senior center in Buckhannon
• Acting Gov. hopes to return to Elkins in fall to crown Maid Silvia
• Felony child abuse charges dropped against Elkins man
• County principals want pay increase
• Tomblin, Ireland top first poll
• Hearings in murder cases rescheduled
• Interviews scheduled for superintendent candidates
• 'Ramp' up the spring
• Early voting begins Friday
• KEI Provides New Study Abroad Options
• Whitmer Association secures water system
• Kayaker dies in Tucker County
• Allergy season in full bloom
• Area churches to celebrate Easter
• Relay for Life slates special breakfast buffet
• Taste of Home Cooking School tickets going fast, but still available
• Church starts campaign to save energy
• Walmart undergoes renovation
• Civil War map-guide aims to boost tourism in region
• City looks to extend larger water lines
• Meetings planned to discuss redistricting
• Work on sewer project slated to begin in May
• Elkins City Council cans landfill
• 3 Upshur residents arrested
• Huttonsville man sentenced for attempted robbery
• Elkins to celebrate Arbor Day
• Post office closings concern Manchin
• Upshur Board discusses bond election, projects
• Bounty on coyotes program gets support from commissioners
• Board approves random drug testing
• Closing of Elkins Landfill now in council's hands
• 3 charged in U.S. marshal death
• Elkins Rotary entertains five visitors from Brazil
• Buckhannon hires new city administrator
• Shaw named W.Va. Teacher of the Year
• $100K embezzled from employer
• Federal grand jury indicts 3 in connection with U.S. marshal shooting
• Board to decide on drug testing
• Tucker Board delays decision on hiring super
• Search begins for new director
• Deja vu April 29-30
• Randolph County Fair 2011
• Elkins High School addressing Cyberbullying
• Thompson Square headlines Deja Vu
• Tomblin favorite in early polls
• Regional Science Fair Winners
• Testing raising concerns
• Cale enters plea agreement
• Wind advisory
• Chamber honors brightest stars honored
• Chamber honors brightest stars honored
• D&E Working Toward Tobacco Free
• D&E Soccer Strengthening Bonds
• Bear cub rescued from tree at D&E
• First Lady visits Elkins and Weston
• Street closure
• Residents adjusting to rising gas prices
• Gov. candidate Kessler speaks at Lewis EMS
• Tomblin, Roberts to attend ceremony
• Jane Lew man arrested in drug sweep
• No decision on landfill
• Buffett to give to youth center
• Flood watch
• Suspended officer still faces 2 charges
• Group plans seminar in Lewis
• Board will fill position by end of year
• E-Cycling event slated at D&E
• Given to reign over Strawberry Festival
• McKinley, Barnes speak at Barbour dinner
• Community Ecycling April 16
• Humane Society to hold telethon on Saturday
• Construction on treatment plant could begin by fall
• Elkins Council looks at water rate bump
• Thunderstorm warning
• A Sustainable Affair at D&E April 16
• Elkins adding parking meters
• B-UHS evacuated after fire breaks out
• Naming of new street in Railyard being discussed
• Elkins women sentenced on drug crimes
• Support DESNA BBQ Saturday
• McDonald's to get facelift
• Taste of Home has flavor for everyone
• Tourism agencies unite
• Parsons City Council distributes requests from Harman Fund
• CSEGA Presents VCU Scholar Thursday
• Benefit Concert Saturday for Mwanje
• Spring production opens Thursday
• Decision on drug testing policy set for April 19
• Committee decides to raise rates
• Magistrate finds no probable cause
• Spring Theatre to Light the World Thursday
• Stuart speaks at Upshur dinner
• Board to decide on testing
• Volunteers needed for Clean-up
• Super to head new learning program
• Union agrees to contract
• Elkins police officer jailed
• Chamber to honor the 'best of the best'
• Big savings with a little clipping
• Dangers of tobacco use topic at D&E
• Armstrong makes new offer
• Union, Armstrong reach agreement
• Donation to school fuels oil industry
• D&E Discusses Emergency Plan with WDTV
• Deja vu Duo Thompson Square No. 1 in Country
• Lewis opts out of drug task force
• Individuals appear on drug crimes
• A chance to tidy up the abode
• More than 2,000 youths sign up for Hooked on Fishing
• Redistricting a political 'hot button'
• Firm to design annex chosen
• Voters to decide on fire fee
• New structure on schedule for fall finish
• Minister shares mission information with Rotary
• Benjamin:?Program may reduce drug use
• Lewis BOE approves memorial
• $6.45M budget is OK'd
• Fire damages home
• D&E to Host Summit on Collegiate Alcohol Use
• Girl Scouts celebrate Thinking Day
• Group pitching in with recycling
• Barbour Chamber holds banquet
• Perdue discusses campaign
• Galloway accepts appointment at Ordnance Training Facility
• Elkins man jailed for kidnapping
• Manchin and Moss play in charity game
• D&E Golfers in Scottish Press
• No employee raises in approved city budget
• Randolph commissioners OK budget
• Belington should see boom from train trips
• Shaffer performing at Summit Church
• Rock Cave man jailed on several charges
• County looks to demolish building
• Capito exercises her thoughts about Libya
• Capito spends time in the area
• JB Bialek Memorial Press Box Dedication Saturday
• Tornado Watch
• Finance committee puts final touches on proposed budget
• Hooked on Fishing encourages a drug-free environment for all
• Lampinen receives a new deal
• States preparing for insurance act
• Capito to visit region Wednesday
• Raises denied for fifth year in a row
• Board reviews testing policy
• Giovannitti to leave authority position in May
• Maple Syrup Festival has a 'sweet' day
• Board to consider drug test proposal
• West Virginia Strawberry Festival announces Junior Royalty Court
• Barbour Chamber's annual banquet to celebrate Civil War's sesquicentennial
• Buckhannon CVB disbanding
• Student teacher faces sex charges
• Union stages brief picket
• Gibbons Concert This Sunday
• D&E Solar on WBOY-TV
• Library makes $5K budget request
• Upshur Commission OKs new health care coverage
• Committee sales event begins today with a clean sweep
• Employees plan picket
• Items taken from city office
• Desserts and Dogs with DESNA Friday
• Pickens hosts annual Maple Syrup Festival
• Committee seeks explanations
• Judge sentences Jenkins; denies Rohrbaugh's bond modification
• Tomblin: Inaction a let down
• Chef White Featured in Annual Culinary Classic
• Sen. Barnes takes 'educational' tour
• Council: More information needed on FEMA project
• Bill will require E-911 medical dispatching
• Audit finds faults
• Tearing Down the Walls Tour Saturday
• Water service to be disrupted as city makes repair
• BOE: Deputies will stay in Lewis County schools
• Special election set for Lewis County pool
• Philippi Middle School meets AYP
• City must make a decision on landfill
• FREE Concert Sunday
• Buckhannon expects to approve budget at next council meeting
• Linger living her dream of designing clothes
• Manchin's tour visits area
• Controversy over sewer plant in Pocahontas rages on
• Manchin back on state tour
• Adult reading classes are Wednesdays at DTEMS
• Finance Committee begins budget talks
• 30th annual Irish Spring Festival gets under way Sunday
• Teacher facing charges
• Harris to oversee Lewis Community Corrections program
• Vocational/agricultural teachers gain the skills to grow a market
• Domestic dispute leads to death of Lewis teen
• Budget talks begin in Randolph
• Improve Your Swing on D&E's Golf Simulator
• Spring Break on Campus
• Highlanders to Open for Renowned Chieftains on March 8
• Solar Power!
• Buckhannon votes to temporarily ban parking in city lot No. 2
• Randolph BOE to consider move of personnel list
• Assault of officials on the rise
• Passion for knitting inspired Tolin to open a shop
• Helvetia celebrates Fasnacht
• Brothers that share the bond of honor
• Man charged with making death threats
• Upshur administrator: Decrease in assessed value will have only minor impact
• State pay hike on the horizon?
• Oil prices fuel higher grocery bills
• Belington City Council gets set to begin several projects
• Helvetia to celebrate Fasnacht
• Manchin: Bill would deny pay during shutdowns
• Armstrong reviewing contract
• Auditor outlines city's financial deficiencies
• Bond denied for Hepzibah man
• Arts Center added as polling precinct
• Haller ousts Clark
• Voters select Talbott
• Judge orders Camden man to surrender DNA
• Fire ravages condo units
• Grand jury charges bus driver
• Former teacher indicted again
• Elkins, Belington residents take to the polls on Tuesday
• Bill would form new department to aid veterans
• Making repairs is music to Smakula's hears
• Tobacco tax bill met with objection
• Wild and Wonderful
• The Inter-Mountain announces employee addition, promotion
• YES campaign: 'Donate a dollar'
• Jury finds Huttonsville man guilty of charges
• Wind gusts down trees, power lines
• Judge denies request to dismiss attempted robbery case
• Final session of People's Law School sheds light on elder law, wills, estates
• Live United Telethon hits airwaves Saturday
• Police probe baby's death
• Forum focuses on substance abuse
• Commission approves appointments, requests
• Glass recycling effort set for Saturday
• Water line contract OK'd by council
• Bus driver's case heads to grand jury
• New Open Gym Hours in Martin Field House
• D&E Students at Tamarack
• CSEGA Releases Spring Event Schedule
• Entrepreneurship Week at D&E
• Lewis commission renews support for Victims of Crime grant
• Several items up for bid at ArtsBank Auction
• Ireland brings campaign to Elkins
• Manchin reps hear residents' concerns
• El Gran Sabor offers a taste of Venezuela
• Bill calls for the return of paddling
• Future Generations connecting W.Va.
• AD positions to be discussed at board meeting
• Manchin criticizes Obama's $3.73T budget
• Va. couple pleads innocent to murder
• Fire fee draws heated discussion
• Funeral set for marshal
• Idol Lee DeWyze for Deja vu
• Mayor and council seek more research on landfill
• People's Law School touches on workers' comp, disability
• Investigators sort through the aftermath
• Downtown alley closed
• Armstrong employees: No deal
• Candidates for council voice their viewpoints
• Shooting incident turns into hostage situation
• FBI arrives on scene
• U.S. Marshals shot while serving warrant
• Gum trial delayed for the second time
• Looking Forward
• Lewis County sheriff promotes two
• Barbour County BOE: Search is now on for a new superintendent
• Landfill decision still up in the air
• Ballots set for special primary
• Couples say 'I do' on Valentine's Day
• Trial on hold for accused robber
• People's Law School covers family issues
• Governor candidate list grows
• Treasurer's tour stops in Elkins
• Perdue will seek the governor's seat
• Elkins Parks and Recreation Commission takes requests
• Jury will hear details in robbery case
• Fire destroys First Street home
• Official: Bus driver had only minor criminal past
• Manchin: Vets deserve best care
• Taste of Home Coming to D&E May 26
• Board calls for three executive sessions
• Tucker BOE digs into superintendent search
• Arrest made in meth lab investigation
• Bus driver accused of threats
• United Way plans live telethon
• Career Center Seeking Business Attire
• School Closings & Delays
• Strength Coach Presentation Tonight
• Board seeks to plant 75 seedlings
• The Inter-Mountain's candidate forum offers an insight of candidates
• Bill looks to allow a voice for the victim
• Autism bill clears first hurdle
• Bill would exempt state firearms from federal regulation
• Doak, Beckwith lauded for business leadership
• Ready, set, cook
• SIFE Featured on WBOY
• Students to Perform at Tamarack
• Gibbons Valentine Concert Postponed
• Upshur commissioners balk at PATH alternative
• Manchin gives first Senate speech
• Belington firemen seek fee records
• Graziani: Election will be secure
• Several file for seats on Junior Council
• Parsons projects moving forward
• Rockefeller: Bill a must for airports
• EMS students study and celebrate Chinese culture
• Driver strikes women
• HealthNet grounded in Mill Creek
• Bill 2502 would combine administrative duties
• Senators Sweep Wesleyan
• Local lawmakers band together
• Snow removal in downtown Elkins
• Lewis clerk to get election help
• Second session of People's Court covers criminal law
• Senators push for Mixed Martial Arts
• Athletic directors, personnel eliminated
• Winter waylays West Virginia once again
• SIFE Team Wins Sam’s Club Environmental Grant
• Junior readies for election
• Members of 201st gear up for leave
• Beer tax is back on tap
• Upshur County Red Cross opens shelter
• Heavy snow downs power lines
• Spaghetti Dinner Saturday
• Barbour may get new super
• Manchin backs business legislation
• BOE tackles RIFs, transfers
• School Closings
• Wintry blast on the way
• Commissioners declare Wednesday 'Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day'
• DEP schedules public meeting for Pond Lick
• Board plans to discuss superintendent's contract
• Mt. Vernon School meets AYP
• A-B looking for new president
• Election of judges a hot topic in W.Va
• Group seeks alternative to PATH
• School Delays
• State's jobless rate increases to 9.5 percent
• Election, MSFF to coincide
• CVB expands sources for visitors
• Manchin: People concerned about jobs
• Overpopulation of cats posing problems in Belington city limits
• Gus Douglas stops by Belington Elementary
• No action results after 3-hour executive session
• Feeding fowl now will net fine
• Manchin: Support legislation on EPA
• People's Court opens first session
• Top Strength Coach Coming Feb. 7
• In memoriam: Former Student Golfer Neil Howitt
• Council meets today
• Drag racing strip opening in Lewis County
• Precinct boundary adjustments progressing
• Winter Theatre Opens Feb. 3
• Man missing in Tucker County
• Resolution honors Davis
• Sex offender registry growing
• Lewis sets its sights on 2011
• A momentous occasion
• Buckhannon man faces grand larceny, burglary charges
• Downtown Elkins seeing a spurt
• Honoring Dr. King
• Clarksburg man pleads guilty to fleeing in chase
• State lawmakers looking to ban 'fake pot'
• Elkins' cash flow slows
• Harnessing the sun's energy
• Talking 'common sense'
• DeLuca Discusses Snow Activities on WDTV
• Observe and report
• Weston looking for public works director
• Workers' comp hot issue in Upshur
• Johns settling in on commission
• WVPSC pushes back PATH hearing
• Outdoor "Iceless" Skating Monday
• Tucker BOE looks back at 2010, ahead to 2011
• Elkins Manor celebrates 30 years
• Upshur grand jury indicts 25
• Area braces for next storm
• Legislative session opens today
• Attempted murder charge dropped against Elkins man
• Pingley says Elkins landfill losing money
• Upshur County schools dismissing early
• Manchin embarks on tour
• Alumni Launch New Store
• Chamber gets update on Legislature
• Phares: Randolph Schools have successful year
• Bed bugs found in Tygart Hotel
• Corridor H faces possible obstacle
• Charges dismissed for two involved in kidnapping
• Drawing board poses endless scenarios
• Governor hopefuls square off
• Panel shares ideas for improving W.Va. schools
• Future of West Virginia
• RCDA, County Commission review 2010 accomplishments
• Judge finds probable cause against one in kidnapping case
• Elkins receives financial audit
• School Closings & Delays
• Legislature to face many challenges in session
• Darby Collection: A D&E Treasure
• Currence pleads guilty
• Case dismissed against Lambert
• RCDA awarded grant for railyard
• Tomblin: Outlook good for W.Va.
• Randolph County Commission seeking ruling from W.Va. PSC
• Equipment malfunction agitating City Council
• Explosion rocks Hermitage Motel
• Weston officials hoping to build small park
• Weston hires new finance manager
• Tucker BOE searching for super
• Phares scores 'A+' on annual evaluation
• AFT: Reverse posting policy
• New Counseling Office
• DMH's cancer treatment program receives accreditation
• Sewer line repairs close street
• Talbott eyes progress in 2011
• Elkins revising CSO plan to comply with Clean Water Act
• Thin layer of ice slips up drivers
• Tax law changes causing headaches
• Watch D&E Games Live
• End of storm in sight
• Va. man arrested in stabbing incident
• Pool and Fitness Center Hours
• Season's Greetings
• Poet Liz Robbins to Give Reading November 4
• Artist-in-Residence Jack Gibbons at Carnegie Hall Nov. 15
• Happy Halloween!
• D&E Heads to Carnegie Hall
• Rosencrance Director of VUB
• Liz Robbins Poetry Reading Tonight
• Reed to Direct Career Management Center
• International Conference Friday, Saturday
• Free Concert by Turkish Musician Saturday
• Phipps Lecture Monday
• WBOY: New D&E Bronze Age Artifacts
• Program Will Celebrate Mark Twain on his 175th Birthday
• Choral Concert December 5
• Students Team with United Way: WDTV
• New Collectible Ornament
• Math Field Day
• Elkins Rotary Club reviews 2010, looks ahead to 2011
• Chamber planning legislative breakfast
• Judge tosses Blake case
• Serving Christmas dinner
• Northcentral West Virginia set for a 'white Christmas'
• Worship Center has 'Hope-4-Christmas'
• Weston woman's death being treated as homicide
• Term ends for Elbon
• Celebrating the holidays
• Faulkner case dismissed
• Corricks Ford project to receive $150,000
• Manchin issues an apology
• Local stores see strong holiday sales
• Coal mining companies eye central West Virginia
• Personnel list will be posted 15 minutes prior to meetings
• Schools achieve accreditation
• Rotary donates atlases to fifth-graders
• Upshur Christmas Store a gift for some
• Weather already an issue for schools
• In the Christmas Spirit
• Zendik Arts Photography Exhibition opens at Snowshoe
• Man charged with DUI after striking police cruiser
• Salvation Army's kettle drive funds year's activities
• Sharing memories of the late U.S. District Judge Robert Maxwell
• 'A model for all of us'
• TCM helps families at Christmas
• No snow but cold weekend on tap
• PSC staff calls for rejection of PATH
• Chapman invoices stir council
• Fire Board addresses fee issues
• Tucker Schools release early
• The Inter-Mountain offices close early
• Governor closes state offices at 3 p.m.
• HAZ seeks '2020 Vision' support
• Information reward increases to $50,000
• Christmas toy sale brings joy to children in Barbour County
• Personnel list has RC board in a crossfire
• Winter storm strikes again
• Major Kennedy visits Elkins
• Toys for Tots helps those in need
• Maxwell memorial slated for Friday at Harper-McNeeley
• New law to keep items out of landfills
• School Closings & Delays
• Christmas parades galore
• Cooking up candy for Christmas
• Committee considers fire fee increase
• Congress delays cuts to Medicare
• Service pays tribute to late U.S. district judge
• Salem man dies in hunting accident
• Commission OKs dates for equalization, review
• Suder retires from public service
• Leadsville PSD customers get temporary system fix
• HAZ plans Corridor meeting
• Two men injured in Barbour shooting
• LaMora to serve as ERCCC president
• Jobin: WorkForce services benefit many
• Program saves Tucker $19K
• Fire fee a hot topic in Barbour
• Services to honor Maxwell
• Season opener
• Scenes from the Elkins Christmas Parade
• Following simple rules will help ward off fires
• Lambert deaths rattle community
• Angotti to perform at United Way concert
• Belington getting new police officer
• Council in uproar over withdraw of resolution
• Area hosting holiday happenings
• All of W.Va. ski areas plan to open soon
• Police awaiting reports
• Mountain Hospice's Light-A-Life campaign currently under way
• Johnson pleads guilty to taking money from Par Mar
• Talbott, Binns eyeing Elkins mayoral post
• Murder suspect fatally shot
• Longtime 26th Judicial Circuit Court Judge William Fury dies at age 93
• Preparing for an old-fashioned Christmas
• Probing counterfeit ring
• “ISRAEL AND THE END OF DAYS”
• Rotary talks cars
• United Way's Cash Calendar tickets on sale until Dec. 31
• Ski season put on ice because of weather
• 'Flower of the Holy Night'
• Police seek help in robbery at Donut Shop
• New banners urge drivers to watch for pedestrians
• Positives seen from NCCCP
• Thanksgiving helpers
• Longtime Grant Memorial Hospital CEO retiring
• The Inter-Mountain serving up savings with sales fliers
• Hunters have busy first day of buck season
• Filing period ending
• Service for Maxwell private
• Hunters take to the woods
• U.S. District Judge Maxwell dies
• Court proceedings continue for Lewis County man
• Buckhannon police officers seek direction from council
• Weston to hold annual Christmas parade on Friday
• Christmas Store helps spread holiday cheer
• Buckhannon worker dies
• Expect a wet winter
• Area hunters hope the buck stops here
• Christmas Special Mountain Explorer Dinner Train
• Santa Search Engine Christmas Special Train
• Belington Council, residents question proposed countywide fire fee
• RCHS animals looking for a forever home
• Council: Landfill decision on hold for now
• Child abuse, neglect cases bound over to Randolph Circuit Court
• Landfill at the top of Elkins City Council agenda
• Arraignments conducted in Randolph County Circuit Court
• Montrose man facing DUI with death charge
• Pertussis cases prompt clinics
• Case dismissed against former county employee
• Belington celebrates clinic upgrades
• LSIC reports cover needs and efforts
• Manchin settling into new position
• Breaking and entering at Belington drug store being investigated
• Tucker BOE approves participation in safety grant program for TCHS
• Phares: Drug problems in schools
• Park guard dies in fiery crash
• Rotarians learn of Mountain Institute's Appalachia Program
• Buckhannon Rotary talks scouting
• Blackwater Falls State Park accident victim identified
• Tourism groups seek end to motor coach tax
• Flying 'Wright' for 50 years
• Service to country a family tradition
• Judge modifies bond for woman charged with child neglect
• EHS put on lockdown
• In the spirit of giving, volunteers make it all come together
• Community turns out for 'Concert to End Polio'
• Police, BOE probe altercation between parent, bus driver
• EHS placed on lock down
• Boil water advisory
• Ceremonies, services pay tribute to vets
• Tucker commissioners turn down Corricks Ford Roundtable request
• A fallen soldier's daughter connects with her past
• Magistrate finds probable cause in child neglect case
• Cale defense seeking independent expert
• Veterans Day tribute
• Saluting our veterans
• Coalition reviews Pride Survey results
• Parsons considers property purchase for baseball park
• Elkins weighing options for landfill
• Open for business
• Binns enjoys being Army drill sergeant
• Barbour selects new prosecuting attorney
• Beverly mulls over property ordinance
• Candidates file for office in Elkins election
• Red Hatters remember the '50s
• Women's Health Day
• Harman may get health clinic
• Hulver named drug court probation officer
• Randolph forms juvenile drug court
• A Night at the Museum
• Filing opens for Elkins election
• Wilfong to stay on case
• Council: Landfill facing hardships
• Pair accused of tying up child
• Scouting for food
• Former Franklin clerk pleads innocent to embezzlement charges
• Board sees LSIC presentations
• Council grills Chapman during plant update
• More than a memory
• Commission nixes PSD board recommendation
• Children invited to march in this year's holiday event
• Lewis indicts two on murder
• Illustrating history
• PSD gets $3.5M
• No more Chevrolet
• McConnell trumps Armentrout for Pendleton County Commission
• Barbour puts Schola on commission
• Almond takes Upshur BOE race
• Voters say yes for kids
• Campbell, Hartman claim state House seats
• Election results arrive
• Letter from mayor may have spurred action on plant
• Elkins Water Committee continues to move forward on water project
• Hicks set to retire
• Clerks expecting high voter turnout
• State Police release names of people aboard crashed helicopter
• Planning Commission won't focus on zoning
• Frightful fun
• Proposed 'Reservoir Hill' site might cause logistical problems
• Election reaches final days
• Crash kills one in Tucker
• Aircraft crashes in Tucker County
• The Mountain Stage moves to Buckhannon
• Here's pie in your eye
• Elkins water plant delays worrisome
• Political outlay exceeds $200K
• Halloween treats in downtown
• Remember Nhu's namesake tells of being sold into sex trade
• Airport Authory looking to 'piggyback' on county's insurance plan
• Vigil raises awareness for domestic violence
• After 64 years, vet gets medals
• The Trail Mix expands, adds new retail items
• E911 Center opens
• Arraignments conducted in Barbour court
• Architect gives input on City Hall
• Two injured in two-car collision
• Spears: Corridor is road to somewhere
• Lewis computerizing tax maps
• Moore-Porterwood project gets funding from Governor's Office
• Randolph grand jury indicts 21
• Students to learn how to Live United
• Halloween's almost here
• Barbour grand jury hands up 16 indictments
• Groups launch Corridor campaign
• Decorating for Halloween
• At peak performance
• FiberNet experiences disruption in service
• Lampinen: Schools doing fine in Upshur County
• Through the 'maize'
• Paying tribute to Beirut marines
• Dems: Track record is deciding factor
• Excess levy will spur economic development, supporters say
• Council accepts Gissy's resignation
• Wilderness area proposed for Grant
• Unique opportunities at One Unique Recovery House
• On a Walk for Women
• Accused shooter denied bond
• Swept away
• Belington addresses property lines
• Elkins Council discusses overtime policy
• Gum case sent to Lewis grand jury
• Phares: Passing levy a community investment
• The sounds of old-time
• Republicans rally for revolution
• Metz pleads guilty, gets 10 years
• 'Battle of Angels'
• Woman who died in fire identified
• Shooting in Weston leaves one dead
• Moats: Dropping out has dire effect
• Jane Lew man charged in stabbing
• Lewis County creating Planning Commission
• Fire victim's name released
• BOE plan saves $124K
• Celebrating Autumn on the Dryfork
• Child dies in house fire Sunday
• Stirring up fun
• Rotary Club talks coal
• Drumming up local competition
• Winter's onset causing problems for EFD
• Seniors fear another year with no COLA
• PBHS celebrates homecoming
• Judy case going to FBI
• Woman dies in house fire
• Simmons given maximum sentence
• Superintendent: Barbour could use excess levy
• In all her autumn glory
• Commission backs excess levy call
• Judge refuses to recuse
• An outside learning environment
• GOP tour begins Tuesday
• No more 'over the hump'
• New trend for 'fight club?'
• Six indicted by Tucker grand jury
• Comedian Dan Kamin entertains Rotarians
• Lewis County law enforcement increasing by deputy, assistant prosecutor
• FINE ARTS
• Latest poll from PPP shows Manchin ahead
• Rescued after 20 hours
• Buckhannon City Council revisits issue with CVB board
• Groups plan forum to address Barbour truancy, dropout rates
• Clinton: Manchin for Senate
• Scenes from the MSFF Grand Feature Parade
• Governor crowns Lewis homecoming king and queen
• Senate candidates tackle the issues
• Senate candidates tackle the issues
• One for the books
• Mtn. Lion homecoming
• Festival moves into homestretch
• Crowning touch for Silvia
• A whole new class
• The forest's newest queen
• Royal Court
• City Park comes alive
• Organizers, sponsors recognized at Distinguished Guest Dinner
• Students converge on Elkins City Park for Kids Day
• Orndorff set to descend Coronation Hill
• Basil to serve as parade marshal
• More in store as MSFF heads into final days
• DRIVE?THRU
• Snowshoe Mountain Resort recieves first snowfall of the season -
• Longtime Barbour prosecutor retiring
• Buckhannon police officer suspended
• MSFF continues with tours, talent
• Randolph, Tucker County BOE's backing OPEB fight
• Committee agrees mayor should take action with CTG
• A full day for MSFF royalty
• Barnes will seek governor's seat
• Gospel Talent show relocated
• Festival's first weekend
• B-U Chamber talks health care reform
• Clothes Line Project
• 74th MSFF off to a festive start
• Timber's Pub expands with new deck
• Schnitzel Haus Tyrol celebrating Oktoberfest
• SHINING MOMENT
• Crashed toy plane causes scare
• Forest Festival begins today
• Randolph EMS moves into its new location
• Woodly ready to spread autumn ambiance
• Weston mayor recovering, may miss Monday meeting
• EPD: Keep parking, traffic patterns in mind during MSFF
• Elkins Council wants to see more from Chapman
• BOE makes personnel changes
• Rotary learns about Crime Victims Compensation Fund
• UCSD seeking info on burglary suspect
• Shentel upgrades Belington cable
• Area residents recall fond festival memories
• FEMA OKs floodplain ordinance
• Barbour BOE may seek excess levy
• Voter registration deadline is Oct. 12
• Gum denied bond
• D&E creating new pedestrian entrance
• WESTEST SUCCESS
• A-B's PA program back on track
• Officials break ground for DOH
• Trail connection
• Manchin tours area, harvest festivals
• Lincoln Day Dinner drums up Republican support
• Drug collection takes back more than 42 gallons of drugs
• Descendents of Helvetia settlers return to commemorate heritage
• Columbine victim's legacy lives on through Rachel's Challenge
• Burger tax would fund DOH
• Bikers take on Revenge of the Rattlesnake
• Manchin to speak at A-B
• New book tells Lewis County history, photo by photo
• Enjoying the rails
• Elkins yard waste pickup set for Monday
• Randolph getting new Reserve Center
• Curbside service
• Childers transcript
• Childers transcript released by investigators
• Work continues on Kump Education Center
• Funding will complete phase II of PSD project
• Poll: Raese gaining ground on Manchin
• Students take part in Roadrunner Tour
• Tucker County employees filing wage grievances
• Roanoke business owner wants water brought to area
• Parsons looking to annex property
• Upshur grand jury indicts nine more
• Second call center moves into Elkins
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow returns to Elkins
• Bill will provide funds for Tucker teachers
• School bus driver, aide injured in Route 15 accident
• List of levy call advocates growing
• Camden man facing murder charge
• A fresh coat for fall
• Initiative targets safe disposal of drugs
• Couple cooking up pasta for Biselli
• Buckhannon Council discusses urban deer hunt
• Fun at the fair
• City plans trial run for yard waste debris pickup
• Elkins City Council approves annexation
• 'It's $2 Good' making an impression
• Region VII puts highway at top of its list
• Next Corridor H section to be complete by 2013
• CONGRATULATIONS
• Jury finds Waller guilty of brandishing a firearm
• Clemens case will go before grand jury
• Community members turn out for Rx drug summit
• D&E to receive $10M McDonnell gift
• 201st Battalion deploys
• Karaoke- @ A.L. post 29
• Lewis County prosecutor says he needs help
• B-UHS Homecoming Parade
• PICK IT BOYS
• Manchin, Mattox to make Corridor announcement
• D&E's Smith to deliver 'State of the College' on Thursday
• Creating a 'Green Space'
• Summit to share concerns on prescription drug abuse
• Upshur grand jury returns indictments
• Up, up and away
• A display of support
• Lewis assessor wants aerial mapping system
• Man leads police on high speed chase
• Woman killed in ATV wreck
• Area walkers complete '100 Miles in 100 Days'
• A happening time in Helvetia
• Jackson's Mill Jubilee sees profitable year
• Upshur County BOE discusses revised policy changes
• SUPPORTING THE TROOPS
• Randolph Fair adds extra day of events
• City celebrates street's opening
• Horse show kicks off County Fair
• Grant to aid in controlling insurance rates
• Goodwin Henline named publisher
• Watching the game
• Country Roads Transit adds new route in Buckhannon
• Raising awareness
• Manchin, Tackett to take part in send-off ceremony
• Commission denies salary adjustments
• Getting ready for today's Gala
• Godwin says Elkins' downtown full of assets
• Corridor H discussions scheduled for next week
• Blood trail leads to Elkins' man's arrest
• Street closed
• One scoop or two?
• Commission to consider pay increases
• Board excuses absences for Tucker 4-H, FFA exhibitors
• Paddling on the pond
• Levy gains ERCCC support
• It's just '$2' easy
• Elkins Rotary reviews accomplishments, goals
• Rededication ceremony
• Barbour Fair comes to an end
• Cortland partners with clinic
• Preparing for this week's Gala
• YMCA Camp Horseshoe marks 70 years of service
• IOOF, Rebekah Home celebrating centennial
• Council agrees to fund new CVB
• Sheriff probes infant's death
• What weather lies ahead for West Virginia?
• Jackson's Mill Jubilee gets under way today
• Elkins Council takes on city's yard waste
• Mountain State begins Energy Star Sales Tax Holiday
• Crews put pavement on Davis Avenue
• Steel Magnolia rocks Barbour County Fair stage
• Committee discusses yard waste pickup
• Buckhannon Toyota opens auto dealership in Elkins
• The buck stops here
• Cowgirl up at the county fair
• RCDA backs levy call
• TRG opens for business
• Tucker Fairs and Festivals assess 2010's success
• Pest biologist: Webworm not a threat
• RCCVB, Welcome Center begin negotiations
• A smashing good time
• Fire Marshal reports safety violations for FRN building
• French Creek man killed in auto accident
• Barbour Fair gets under way
• Davis Avenue to be paved Thursday
• A royal review
• Fresh faces at Davis &?Elkins College
• 'United' for a cause
• Barbour fair's big beginning
• Manchin, Raese to face off in November
• Sunday sees 'New Dawn'
• Chamber: Still time to join 'It's $2 Good'
• Barbour County man gives hope to others by giving the gift of life
• Early start to school hampering, but needed
• Polls open today for primary
• Campaign kickoff
• Commission approves Floodplain Ordinance
• EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES
• Upshur County joins Take Back Initiative
• Local author to sign copies of new release, 'Three Minutes More'
• Enrollment increase shifts students, classrooms
• Dedication of EHS Memorial set for Friday
• Road names continue to vex Tucker Commission
• RCHA study may draw businesses, residents
• Pond Lick public hearing has 'unusual' format
• Tucker County Fair royalty
• Social gathering of the Half Century Club
• Car thefts have W.Va. State Police on high alert
• United Way Kick-Off Auction set for Saturday
• Havin' fun at the Tucker County Fair
• A tale of two CVBs: Buckhannon City Council must make funding decision
• Lewis commissioners agree to pay for Hazmat coverage
• Brief power failure causes cloudy water
• WVDOH preparing to pave Randolph
• Senate primary draws early voters
• Power fails at Elkins Water Plant
• Committee agrees city's phone Internet could use upgrades
• Police: Don't give out personal information over the telephone
• Family of missing Lewis women seek answers
• WVBT conference slated for Sept. 8
• EABA hosts annual Corn Roast
• MSFF Poker Run set for Aug. 28
• Area economy on the upswing
• Downtown projects nearing completion
• Flower fans take in blooms at RCCAC
• Legislators: Busy agenda ahead for Mountain State
• Buckhannon chosen for film 'Gasland' screening
• Concert in the town square
• Randolph has second warmest July on record
• Elkins water rate ordinance heads to PSC
• Students head back to the classroom
• Mountain State Forest Festival
• Randolph County Fair
• Cajun And Creole Week
• Spring Dulcimer Week

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