Logan, WV News

• Logan, WV News
• LEADers accomplish their goal
• Coal remains major part of power company’s future
• WILLYNE BARTLETT
• Indictments handed down by Grand Jury
• JOHNNY BOOTH
• WILMA CLARK
• Tug Valley history comes alive at Hatfield-McCoy Premiere
• Former local veteran searches for his uncle
• Catfishing events kickoff here and elsewhere
• Necessary-Tignor to wed
• LHS 2012 Honor Graduates
• Manchin’s ‘Commonsense Connections’ tour makes stop in Logan
• Shafer pleads guilty in pill mill probe
• HERBERT HALL
• MARY JOHNSON
• MHS 2012 Honor Graduates
• Landau performs 3 concerts for Logan Co. students
• RESA II gives progress report on Man Middle
• LILLIE COLLINS
• Vance sentenced for selling oxycodone
• CRHS 2012 Honor Graduates
• HALLIE HATFIELD
• Lady Cats hoping for fast start at state
• GAIL JOBE
• Coalfield Youth Soccer League getting new field, hosting camp
• US Army more selective on recruits, re-enlistments
• Williamson grateful for year spent at WVU
• Hatfields & McCoys miniseries to premier Thursday
• Verdunville VFD honored by FEMA for flood aid
• CLYDE DOLIN
• Landau to perform of Logan County students
• LAUNA JUSTICE
• RALPH BLIFFEN
• JANETTA BUTCHER
• BENJAMIN BROWN JR.
• St. Jude Children’s Hospital Bike-A-Thon
• EDNA DOLIN
• Logan boy wins national chess title
• 4 sentenced for crack distribution
• Road to be dedicated in memory of activist, businessman
• FEMA to honor Verdunville VFD for flood help on Monday
• Logan’s sectional title streak comes to an end
• BHCS 2012 Honor Graduates
• Double murder suspect brought back to Boone County
• Cruiser damaged in attempted escape
• County fish fry a huge success
• Deadline for FEMA flood help is next week
• Nearly 400 look for work at Logan job fair
• Police looking for suspect in double murder in Bloomingrose
• EPA to appeal ruling on W.Va.’s Spruce No. 1 Mine
• Manchin staff to visit coalfield counties next week
• Lady Cats one win from being Vienna-bound
• Author of new feud book signs in Logan
• Guns, jewelry taken in B&E
• Billies fall short to Irish in Class A sectional final
• Logan set to play Black Eagles in finals
• Landau to perform at Keith Albee center
• School employees say funding discrepancies persist
• Logan track’s Toney wins regional shot put crown
• Andi, Herd softball falls in Conference USA tourney finals to Tulsa
• Dream team takes third tourney title
• Nearly 700 enjoy county fish fry
• Blown brake light leads to drug charges
• Keith Judd, the conqueror of southern West Virginia, unplugged
• Good riddance to the tepid turkey season
• Matheny convicted of assaulting FBI agent
• A very clear message
• CVB, Chamber hosts nationally known author Anne Black Gray
• BOE honors county students
• Landau concert sponsored by W.Va. lottery
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Lady Cats breeze into regional finals
• Mudslide damages homes, business
• Bridge dedicated in memory of Joe Gollie
• Landau to perform at Vaudeville Review show Friday
• Billies thump Van 15-0 in Class A sectionals
• Countywide fish fry is Saturday
• Porter wins sheriff’s nomination; Lane holds off Mendez
• Chapmanville tennis program has come a long way
• W.Va. primary voters OK gov rematch LAWRENCE MESSINA Associated Press
• Marshall’s Williamson leads Conference USA in ERA, wins and strikeouts
• Sectional games all rained out for county teams
• RUTH BELCHER
• ARNOLD KAZEE
• Benjamin says drug courts successful
• BARBARA KIRK
• In response
• Logan Co. hosts first-ever tennis regional
• KENNETHBLANKENSHIP
• Logan County Disaster Recovery Center to close May 11
• Fall hunting regulations finalized
• American Christian Honor Society induction
• Grand opening held for new commission building
• Redistricting divides Logan Co.
• Boil water notice issued for three communities
• Logan bridge to be named after Rev. Glenn White
• Auditions begin next week for summer plays
• Banks tosses one-hitter on Senior Night
• No. 1 Lady Tigers, Scott in sectional showdown
• Lady Cats to play South Charleston in 3A sectional title game
• Surging Chapmanville tennis team excited about regionals
• W.Va. Gov. Tomblin keeping Obama at arms’ length
• Logan man named Distinguished West Virginian
• Manchin campaigns in Logan
• ‘Pot Party’ busted at Lake
• Mingo Central student killed in crash
• New county building to host Open House
• Landau to receive doctorate, go back on tour
• HOWARD McGINNIS
• CLIFFORD BRYANT
• PATSEY BURKE
• JAMES HYMES
• Death Notices, May 1, 2012
• Godby rejoins old teammates at reunion
• Sensational youth gobbler hunts in West Virginia
• Wildcats shoot down Skyhawks, 11-1
• Man’s Simpson to play collegiate baseball at WV State
• Lady Cats hit three HR’s in 17-4 win over Grizzlies
• Chad Pennington: Chief Logan Rec Center is amazing
• Roads flood following heavy rains
• Local BOE employee asks for pay raises
• Groups fight corps permit for southern W.Va. mine
• JOHN DUNCAN JR.
• RAMONA LESTER
• American Pickers “pick” in Mingo; visit historical Coal House
• WIC hosting nutritional event tomorrow
• More tetanus shots available, debris moving out
• School psych says mental health crucial to learning
• Federal disaster declared for Logan, Lincoln, Mingo
• Schools back in session after flood
• Water advisories lifted, issued
• W.Va. gov vetoes $13M from new $11B state budget
• Flood victims line up for tetanus shots
• Hot showers now available to flood victims
• Film focuses on W.Va. coal slurry pollution battle
• Coal company makes large donation to help flood relief
• WVSP cadets lending helping hands to flood relief
• Flood cleanup underway
• Energy Express needing summer workers
• W.Va. gets D+ in gov't corruption risk assessment
• Alpha Natural Resources chairman to step down
• Almost-flooded Verdunville church turns into flood relief center
• Rahall, officials tour flooded communities
• Tomblin seeks federal disaster declaration
• Rahall, Manchin call on president for disaster declaration
• Porter says flood relief going strong
• Traffic hindering flood cleanup
• Senators team up to bring non-violent prisoners to help with flood relief Mike
• Governor Tomblin Issues Statement On Flooding Following Visit To Logan County
• Political leaders looking at ways to help flooded communities
• W.Va. Guard assisting with flood recovery
• Boil water advisories issued
• Funeral services set for local dentist
• Flash flooding rolls through county
• Storms cause flooding in 2 southern W.Va. counties
• Waterline break cause for boil water advisories
• Logan, Lincoln counties hit hard by flooding
• West Logan discusses rate increases
• Mingo Central hoops coaching job to be posted soon
• Murphy partners with Red Cross for 1st Va concert
• W.Va. scores high for online gov't transparency
• Man groups send relief to tornado victims
• Mingo Central Miners hoop coach quits
• Price: Fish fry’s purpose is to unify county
• Logan Co. man sentenced for selling oxycodone
• Chapmanville hires new police chief
• Another unattended death investigated at Curtis
• Earth Day event set for March 31
• Logan Co. Schools AIT day changed to Thursday
• Region 2 Math Field Day
• Two charged with B&E a church
• Gas prices nearly $4 locally
• Popular campsite closed due to tornado damage
• Police warn of ‘Nigerian Scam’
• W.Va. to add office of minority affairs
• Veterans want to talk with kids about drug abuse
• Debate over W.Va. public records law continues
• 2 die in Harts house fire
• Plea hearing sought for ex-W.Va. mine official
• Tomblin seeks disaster declaration in wake of storms
• 2 ex-Lincoln officials plead guilty to election fraud charges
• Ojeda to spearhead search for names of combat soldiers
• Two boil water advisories have been lifted
• Federal Grand Jury indicts Lincoln Man
• Lincoln County sheriff resigns on eve of hearing
• Storms damage 45 homes in 1 W.Va. county
• LEAD wants to help solve county pet problems
• Man jailed for threatening family, killing horse
• Pancake Day a big success for Kiwanis Club
• W.Va. DOT faces fine for stream pollution
• Storm causes mudslides, worry
• Gilbert trooper honored with Medal of Valor
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• Lincoln Co. Commission names new interim sheriff
• Read Across American Day
• Pitt Branch, Mud Fork areas issued boil water notice
• W.Va. spring forest fire season begins
• New hotel now under construction
• Lincoln Co. man charged with threatening investigator, FBI agent at gunpoint
• LAMA to team up with Boy Scouts?
• Earning the Bronze Award
• Miller named the 2012 Logan Co. Teacher of the Year
• Company to update BOE’s policies
• Postmaster unsure of how closures will affect local mail service
• Buffalo Creek Disaster remembered on 40th anniversary
• W.Va. marks anniversary of deadly dam collapse
• Could Logan County schools go year-round?
• Scam asks homeowners for bank account info
• Man found dead in water at Curtis
• 40th Anniversary of the Buffalo Creek Disaster
• Several jailed on criminal charges
• Campaign Finance workshops set Logan
• Pancake Day less than a week away
• National TV show seeking W.Va. Rosie the Riveters
• Landau to perform in Madison
• W.Va. man makes American Idol cut
• Students headed for national competition
• Firefighters convention a big event
• Former union president sentenced on embezzlement charge
• Catholic churches to celebrate 100th anniversary
• Mullins discusses camera project
• Commission to make first payment on new CVFD fire truck
• Gas prices skyrocket locally
• Fish fry an effort to unite county
• Workshop to show how to grow berries in backyards
• Last panels to go on state building today
• History comes alive in students’ wax museum
• Barker to lecture on Bobby Kennedy
• Students get parents to give blood
• 4 dead in murder, related crash
• Remains of W.Va. woman identified
• Rahall: Decrease in coal demand is temporary
• Crews ready for possible snowstorm
• 43rd Annual NAACP Image Awards
• Volunteers propose beautification projects
• Former local radio host dies
• Blair Mt. defenders protest in W.Va., Mo.
• Marshall U. to offer specialty care in Gilbert
• LHS’s TV Station hits the Internet
• Logan's water rates going up
• Landau up for NAACP award tonight on NBC
• TV producer looking at Logan for reality show
• Madison man gets 700-year sentence for sex crimes
• Rahall praises Logan Fire Dept.
• State building has Sept. completion date
• Man water project could run into money
• Rahall: Logan Firefighters to Receive FEMA Funding
• Goodwin hired as Tomblin spokesperson
• Mingo man indicted by feds on drugs, firearm charges
• Sen. Manchin praises Rec Center growth
• Police following up on arson leads
• Chapmanville gets grant money for projects, seeking more funding
• Lawmakers targeting "pill mills"
• Gas prices up nearly 2 cents across state
• Proctor leaves Gov. Tomblin’s staff
• Manchin, Capito hear aging concerns
• C-ville hopes to tame dog, cat problem
• Kiwanis Club Pancake Day is March 3
• Rising from the ashes
• Rahall Announces HUD Grants for housing programs
• Drug bust on school property
• King Coal Highway meeting set for Thursday
• Remembering the Buffalo Creek Flood, 40 years later
• Legal Aid to close Logan office
• Logan Banner revamps its Website
• House approves gov's plan for retiree costs
• Biggest Loser comes to Chief Logan Rec Center
• Murray asks BOE for archery funds
• Community helps Gilbert facility fight addiction
• Stollings’ bill would prohibit teens under 16 from getting tattoos
• Marshall student advances to Hollywood Week competition on American Idol
• Meet and greet with Landau
• Aracoma Story brings Love Letters to life
• ‘College Goal Sunday’ set for Feb. 12
• W.Va. lawmakers urged to respond to mine disaster
• Bill to clarify W.Va. secretary of state's power
• NRA banquet to return, Logan in the running for grants
• Two Logan fires are ruled arson
• Landau returning for charity show
• Logan BOE offers developmental screening for youngsters
• Landau comes home...
• Unusual crimes leads to arrests
• Local marksmen looking to form gun club
• Kanawha leads 9-county region in unclaimed property
• Landau rocks Chamber dinner
• Two arrested on drug charges
• W.Va. election fraud guilty pleas set for March
• Ahhh, sweet! But don't bite!
• Police find, arrest man suspected in Thornhill truck theft
• One dies from vehicle crash
• Logan fire called suspicious
• Drug tip leads to leads to arrests
• Fire destroys another Logan building
• Landau’s Logan concerts are sold out
• 2 arraigned on drug charges
• Power outage in Boone, Lincoln
• UPike-UC tennis clinic proves very popular
• Lincoln officials guilty of election fraud
• Burgess scolded for attack on teacher training
• Calif. man pleads guilty to extortion threat
• Logan Guard unit comes home
• C-ville traffic stop lands 4 in jail for drugs
• Federal, W.Va. officials to discuss election probe
• Home at last...
• Landau to visit Cville Feb. 3
• Boil water advisory lifted for Lake area
• Southern to air Logan County Spelling Bee
• Man to plead guilty in W.Va. gov election threat
• Landau to make appearance in C-Ville
• Man hospital set to come down
• Police seek man accused of stealing new truck
• Route 10 meeting set for tonight in Man
• College tennis match set for Sunday at Rec Center
• Boone paramedic dies on the job
• Building construction closes street
• Floodplain ordinance being defined
• Radine Queen, community activist, dies
• Logan woman pleads guilty to federal drug
• Boil water notice issued for Lake community
• Hamlin downs Harts Middle School boys
• Mingo teen injured in ATV crash
• Logan, Mingo teachers attend RESA training
• Obsession turns deadly at Davin
• Mingo crashes claim 2
• Landau to do charity fundraiser after show
• Better Living Center opens
• Homeless count set for Logan County
• Several indicted by Grand Jury
• Plea deal possible in W.Va. greyhound shakedown
• DEP taking applications for Make it Shine cleanup
• New Sen. working hard in session
• Tomblin files for re-election
• Landau nominated for NAACP Image Award
• Legal fees mount in US probe of W.Va. agency
• Construction to cause traffic tie-ups
• Several candidates file to run
• Disc golf coming to Rec Center
• BS Troop 28 to host Court of Honor
• Mingo pharmacist charged in prescription probe
• FBI documents ordered released in W.Va. lawsuit
• Eagle Scouts and vols honored
• Mingo entrepreneur, Shewey, dies at 95
• Theater needs major repairs
• Boil water notice for Chapmanville communities
• Celebrating MLK Day
• Show must go on at Cinema 8
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• Former Governor Hulett C. Smith dies
• First Bird Bowl
• Logan Co. criminal cases drop
• Church asks “Who shot Jesus?”
• LCPSD files certificate for $11M sewer project
• Prince sentenced to prison for drug charges
• Dilapidated building ordinance discussed
• 2 charged in kidnapping
• Logan County man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Time closing in for debtors to pay up
• Charity football game honoring fallen firefighter is tomorrow
• Gov talks jobs, coal in speech
• Peers give Gov. Tomblin high marks for speech
• Logan residents have lowest utilities in the state
• LEAD aims to find solutions
• Longtime radio host Wallace Horn dies
• 911 received 92K calls last year
• Blevins doing well after surgery
• Goodwill brings comfort to Logan fire victims
• Football game to honor late firefighter
• UPike tennis match set for Rec Center
• LEAD is not just about trash
• Murray returns to council after heart surgery
• Local candidates file for offices
• Car hits bus with 22 kids onboard
• Gas prices go up, then down in other areas
• Get ready to rumble...
• Pace named executive editor for newspaper group
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Faith-based program in Wyoming County aids addicts
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Another Logan County resident has talent
• Dilapidated housing ordinance now in effect
• Services Saturday for well-known Logan County centenarian
• W.Va. lawmakers discuss redistricting options
• Heating help available for low income residents
• Logan Countians on Orange Bowl broadcast
• Landau tickets still available for Feb. 3 concert
• Major boil water advisory issued
• Rahall: USPS needs to come up with new plan
• Gas prices hiked to $3.59 in local areas
• First Logan-Mingo Central basketball game
• Search for missing man ends
• Landau tickets nearly sold out
• Area book publisher recognized nationally
• W.Va. begins 2012 with $56M in tax cuts
• Additional documents now needed for W.Va. driver license
• Landau Tickets On Sale
• 2011 in review
• Real ID Act takes effect January 3
• Mullins discusses police cameras, neighborhood watch
• Young Gun
• Christian watch service set for Sat. night
• Aracoma Sears is in no danger of closing
• Gas roller coaster continues: Prices fall in Charleston, not here
• Pool of Dreams
• Fire in TN zinc mine where area man works
• Guide: Coal Country has tourism potential
• Federal judges hear redistrict case in WV
• Christmas in the Park
• Silver Alert issued for missing man
• Damage extensive in P.O. burglary
• Thornhill partners with UPike
• Reward offered in Omar PO burglary
• Money available for winter heating
• Rec Center hosting wrestling clinic
• Merry Christmas!
• Landau to perform at fundraiser for Clay Center
• Logan FRN holds annual meeting
• Christmas in Logan County
• Miner says supervisor, others abused his PTS disorder
• W.Va. agencies’ lost items top $500,000 a year
• Alpha to try to settle Massey mine blast lawsuits
• UPike, Rec Center working together
• State flags lowered to honor Hager
• Blevins home from hospital
• Rahall votes to preserve meaning of Christmas
• Bah Humbug! Gas prices go back up a dime
• Bob Runyon Memorial Holiday Tournament
• Omar PO to reopen today
• Coaching legend Ritchie dies at 73
• Rahall gets funds for diabetes program
• Merry Christmas! Gasoline prices fall to $3.29
• WE CAN gives Christmas to kids
• Former Delegate Earl Hager dies
• Omar PO closed following burglary
• Prominent local accountant, Bob Barker, dies
• Frye files precandidacy papers to run for BOE
• Shop with a Cop
• Rt. 119 crash claims woman
• West Logan council receives good department reports
• Man to get electronic message board
• Students enjoy The Polar Express
• LEASA hosts annual gift drive
• W.Va. gets $66.5M in grants to clean up coal mines
• Council hears about opportunity from Air Evac
• Rotary brightens Christmas for kids
• Man mayor undergoing heart surgery
• W. Logan to go after delinquent B&O taxes
• Keathley, RESA II take tour of Mingo Central
• Burdette: WV has a lot to offer
• Fights, gun rumors at Mingo Central
• Area toy drives currently underway
• Post office closures delayed for 6 months
• Logan trooper cleared of wrongdoing in lawsuit
• No shoe, no problem for Tug
• Landau to perform at FestivALL
• C-ville mayor invites all to watch service
• State champs
• W.Va. trooper hurt in car accident
• Cottrill charged with drug possession
• Logan Co. man sentenced to prison
• W.Va. ethics panel told Perdue he could sell land
• Tis the season of giving...
• Cliffs supports Logan Child Advocacy Center
• W.Va. judges OK coal slurry pollution settlement
• Report: W.Va. youth intervention program working
• Murphy to sing at CAMC Foundation gala
• Going to State competitions
• Chapmanville holding toy drive in memory of fireman
• Mingo legal fee feud continues
• Museum in the Park to celebrate the holidays
• LHS cheerleaders hope to bring home another crown
• Annual WE CAN Toy Drive held by Forest Lawn Cemetery
• Logan Co. coal settlement announced
• Thieves believed from Logan County
• An Evening With Landau
• Record settlement in W.Va. mine blast
• Crews out daily to clear deer from highways
• W.Va. schools turn to lawmakers on retiree funding
• WVSBDC offers small business workshops in Logan on Dec. 8
• Logan, Chapmanville kick off Christmas season
• Justices reject Omar monitoring suit
• Near-fatal snakebite victim is recovering at home
• Expo Center selling $10 Landau show tickets
• Chapmanville man sues GM for defective vehicle
• Another Logan Fire
• WV tax revenues fall $42M short in November
• DOH says road crews ready to tackle Old Man Winter
• Kirkendoll: We’ve got to get ready for future
• ATV loaned to Southern mine academy
• Rockefeller reps to be in Logan
• Logan Parade to end with fireworks
• Hatfield-McCoy area gets new marketing tool
• Rec Center hosting big events
• Wrestlers to walk in Logan parade for charity
• Light up the night
• Kirkendoll appointed to committees
• Tomblins hosting Joyful Night
• Longtime Williamson reporter, Charlotte Sanders, dies at 90
• Christmas in the Ville set for this Saturday
• Tigers fall in semifinals
• Fiona winner of Virtual Costume Party Contest
• Hatfield-McCoy Trail founder Whitt dies
• Chapmanville pharmacist dies
• Manchin fed up with Congress’ gridlock
• Thanksgiving Feast
• Court upholds plan to redistrict
• Shoppers get early start on Black Friday
• Grade schoolers give turkey tips
• Free Thanksgiving dinners available
• Christmas in the Park opens Thursday evening
• Chief Logan restaurant to offer dinner tomorrow
• How to cook a turkey — Pre-K style
• Boil notice for Justice Addition lifted by PSD
• Rahall questions PO closure meetings
• Funeral services set for Logan businessman
• Feds get guilty plea on drug charge
• First ever Logan NRA Banquet a major success
• Muncy to keep council seat
• Group to offer free community Thanksgiving dinner
• Boil water advisory issued
• Logan businessman dies
• W.Va. woman remains hospitalized from snake bite
• ‘Twilight’ fills Cinema 8
• LEASA missing computer
• W.Va. justices hear redistricting arguments
• Celebrity waiter/waitress dinner
• Man council hearing set for this Friday
• Local hunter critical following snake bites
• West Logan has good month
• Manchin: ‘Art is the right choice’
• Reality show footage filmed in Logan
• Logan e-waste event was largest in the state
• Chief Logan Lodge restaurant to serve Thanksgiving dinner
• Tomblin sworn in as governor, pledges fiscal soundness
• Kirkendoll takes seat in W.Va. Senate
• Manchin introduces Gov. Tomblin during inauguration
• Tomblin’s inauguration today
• Former resident visits Beaches of Normandy
• Aracoma Motel 6 to be built in Logan
• NRA banquet coming Nov. 17
• Local ladies protesting graft and greed
• Veterans Day parade...
• Tomblin makes it official Sunday
• LCPSD offers boil water notice update
• Logan mayor makes major announcements
• Landau’s On A Roll
• MMA tourney expected to draw big crowd
• Big events planned for Friday
• The Ohio Valley Refinery & Roadshow is back
• First Mingo Central King and Queen
• Spooktacular costume contest begins
• Southern ranked one of America's best community colleges
• Kiwanis making fall plans
• NRA banquet plans being squared away
• Willie and West
• Local bank warns of ‘phishing’ scam
• Haunted hay rides, mazes all in final weekend
• Gas prices skyrocket locally
• Great Pumpkins
• Frontier applauds copper theft arrests
• Rahall talks about tough issues on visit to Logan
• Protest at Cora
• 6 jailed for area copper theft
• Unusual shoplifting arrest at Kroger
• Lawmakers to certify Tomblin on Nov. 13
• Boil water notices lifted
• 7-year-old found safe in Md. after abduction
• Rahall reads to Headstart students
• Cora P.O. will close Nov. 5
• Area sites set up for Drug Take Back Day
• One more weekend for Mamie Thurman Ghost Ride
• Boone man sentenced on child porn charge
• Sheriff's surplus cures town's need
• Logan Co. a focus of gangs
• Casting call in Logan for feature film
• Elderly woman victim of Harts home invasion
• Boone man gets federal drug sentence
• Thornhill Suzuki holds grand opening
• Man council to follow election law
• Boil water advisories lifted, issued
• Roadshow is in Logan
• Rahall hears concerns, talks issues
• Tomblin extortion indictee pleads innocent
• Rahall talks about importance of community
• Gas prices cheapest in C-Ville
• 12-mile section of King Coal Highway opens
• All Aboard!
• Meth lab found by side of the road
• Thornhill Suzuki to hold grand opening tomorrow
• Resource Fair set for next month at Walmart
• Trio charged with car theft
• OSHA fines area welding shop $59K for violations
• Boil water advisory issued for Kitchen Hill
• 2011 State Christmas Ornament Unveiled
• Chief Logan statue vandalized with paint
• Gun at LMS leads to students’ arrests
• Huff Creek boil water notice lifted by PSD
• Coal Company cited in local miner’s death
• New law proposed for child disappearances
• Lincoln County man perishes in ATV crash
• Rahall to tour fire station tomorrow
• 2011 Governor’s ornament released
• Frontier Days in the Park continues today
• Steel pipes now target of recycling thefts
• Muncy council membership contested
• Landau to sing tomorrow in Charleston
• DUI crash in Mingo results in fatality
• Boil water advisory issued for Huff Creek
• Free e-waste pickup is tomorrow
• Mamie Thurman Ghost Ride runs through last weekend of Oct.
• Logan City Council talks trash
• Parent upset over son’s bus beating
• Bomb threat closes Man Middle
• Tomblin extorter indicted by feds
• Man area business owner dies
• Friday deadline for recount in governor election
• Boil water notice for Rum Creek area lifted
• Chapmanville officials take oath of office
• Trailfest gives big boost to economy
• Outdated fire dept. station a worry for C-Ville
• PSD issues boil water advisory
• State book festival set for this weekend in Charleston
• National Trailfest in Gilbert
• C-ville to observe Christian Heritage Week
• Dog seriously injures man, granddaughter in Welch
• Queen Erin
• Republican Party chair credits Logan County
• Edgar Allan Poe to visit Logan library
• Arrest of man nets suit against Mingo town
• Boil water advisory issued
• Buffalo Creek Memorial Library hosts Walk for Women
• Burke's Outlet hosts grand opening
• Reading for the Record
• Internet blogger visiting Logan County
• Free e-waste pickup to be held in Logan
• Friends of Coal issues congrats to Tomblin
• Man High School Homecoming Court
• Rocktoberfest invading Chief Logan State Park
• Tomblin: Gov win is policy mandate
• Mingo voters reject fire levy
• PSD lifts boil water advisory
• Swim meet generates statewide interest
• Trailfest starts today in Gilbert
• Thrill seekers can go on Mamie Thurman Ghost Ride
• RESA II to train bus drivers, do fingerprinting
• EARL RAY WINS
• Tomblin wins big here, and in neighbor counties
• Swim meet makes a big splash
• Boil notices issued, lifted
• Gas prices cheapest in coalfields
• Voters go to polls to pick gov
• Large crowd packs Apple Butter Festival
• Queen Jenna x 2
• FBI alleges smear plot vs Tomblin
• Sexual predator gets 5 years in prison
• More than 100 attend ‘Get Out and Vote’ rally
• Boil water advisory issued
• Firefighters union endorses Tomblin
• Chief Logan museum to host Frontier Days
• Boone County man pleads guilty to federal drug charge
• NRA coming to Logan
• WV Cleanup Day held in Man area
• Swim meet a major event for rec center
• Gasoline prices continue to fall locally
• VA plans interim outpatient clinic in Chapmanville
• Get Out and Vote rally tomorrow in Logan
• Logan High School Homecoming Court
• Apple Butter Fest is this weekend
• Ranger administrator named Principal of Year
• ‘Get Out and Vote’ rally set for Saturday
• Patriot, UMWA reach contracts at Ky., WV mines
• Chapmanville Regional Homecoming Court
• Nearly 600 already cast votes
• Swim meet set for this weekend
• Landau sings national anthem at WVU game
• Logan boy is state chess champion
• Tomblin endorsed by state business group
• More indicted by Grand Jury
• Historic Coal House reopens in Williamson
• Rebellion in the Hills today
• Murder tops Sept. indictments
• Business as usual in West Logan
• Marijuana seizures continue
• New Burkes Outlet opening in Logan
• Rebellion in the Hills
• Cora Rich station knocked over again
• Mingo manhunt continues
• Former Massey employee gets prison term
• Report: Landau to sing National Anthem at LSU-WVU game
• Lincoln County manhunt ends
• ‘A Dream Come True’
• GOP chair Stuart insults Logan Co. in congratulations to Landau
• Boil water advisory issued for Pigeon Roost
• Civil War re-enactment set for this weekend
• Canul goes free
• Early voting begins today
• Landau to be honored this evening
• Man to see water rate increase
• Workforce WV opens new office at Fountain Place Mall
• Train derails at Belo near Delbarton
• Prisoners receiving unemployment benefits
• RESA 2 conference held in Logan
• Mingo native found dead in Florida
• Dems open HQ in Chapmanville
• Canul murder charge dropped
• Landau to be honored tomorrow
• Supreme Court to decide local class action case
• Boil water for Rt. 44 communities lifted
• Building a Extreme Makeover home
• Mayor puts money where mouth is
• Magistrate Court criminal charge listing
• Kentucky man convicted of Mingo murder
• Fame won't take Landau from Logan
• 18 netted in Boone drug bust
• Wyoming Co. attorney charged
• Tomblin to attend opening of Logan County Democratic Headquarters
• Hatfield joins Patriot Coal
• Coal Assn. endorses Tomblin
• CSX crossings being repaired
• Boil water advisory lifted
• LANDAU WINS!
• Codispoti family to meet concert pianist cousin
• Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. has one the American's Got Talent Contest!
• Landau does it his way
• Water woes at Omar cause boil water notice
• W.Va.’s Tomblin, Maloney face off on TV debate
• Landau for the win tonight
• C-Ville supports firemen’s honors
• Candlelight vigil for Canul set for Sept. 20
• Boone Co. school reopens
• Caney Branch under boil water advisory
• Local 9-11 tribute
• Landau watching parties Tuesday night
• Prepare for manmade or natural disasters
• 2 arrested for impersonating law enforcement
• Logan Chamber endorses Tomblin for gov
• Logan Hall of Fame Class of 2011
• Cleanup nets 3M pounds of trash
• Boil water advisory lifted
• W.Va. lawyer nominated to federal appeals court
• Landau’s in the Top 4!
• Hobbs takes over as Canul defense
• WV Chamber endorses Tomblin for governor
• Boil water advisory for Chapmanville area lifted
• Landau’s got his mojo back
• Countywide soccer starts Saturday
• Another boil water notice issued
• Landau Blowout Party is tonight
• Mingo couple named Hometown Heroes
• Boil water issued for Chapmanville areas
• Ferrell reports to prison today
• Aunt Jennie Music Festival
• Logan man sentenced on Federal drug charges
• Jackrock flattens school bus tire
• Fla. man busted in W.Va. with load of illicit meds
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Gov. signs redistricting bill for House
• Abbot mom: My son is no monster
• Supporters rally again for Jesus Canul
• Landau fans keep on partying
• Report: W.Va. rural roads 7th most deficient in US
• Harts man sentenced on federal oxycodone charges
• Landau reaches finals!
• Canul prelim hearing set for Sept. 29
• Gilbert drug abuse group to share in $1M funding
• 3 Oceana residents missing for weeks
• Logan Loves Landau!
• 2 mines risk becoming pattern violators
• Witness: Scissors not used in robbery
• Mingo doc fails to appear in fed pill mill case
• Folk legends celebrate old-time music traditions at Aunt Jennie Festival
• Boil Water Advisory lifted
• Bail set at $40K for Jesus Canul
• Miners celebrate historic night
• Landau Watch Party is tonight
• Property sells to hotel owner
• Opening night football
• ‘Support Canul’ rally planned for Mon.
• Tomblin outraises Maloney in W.Va. gov race
• Boil water advisories issued, lifted
• Chapmanville Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2011
• Landau watch party set for Tues.
• Logan EMS crew headed for Irene relief
• Gas prices hiked at local stations
• S.W.Va. Health System-Logan to hold grand opening
• Rt. 73 construction right on schedule
• Logan Co. schools 7th worst in state in WESTEST scores
• Boone big winner of coal tax revenue plan
• Logan man arrested in Boone burglaries
• Brothers a world apart meet in W.Va.
• Earthquake felt in Logan County
• Judges to probe leak of $35M slurry deal
• WVSP to conduct DUI checkpoint Friday night
• Back to School for Logan - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Students return to classes
• Man killed at Walmart
• Manchin: I hear WV’s concerns
• Lincoln man sent to federal prison
• Boil water advisory issued for Huff area
• Thanks from Afghanistan
• W.Va. county clerks can send out absentee ballots
• Redistricting plan goes to Senate
• Lyburn woman killed in Tenn.
• Enterprise opens in Chapmanville
• Logan girls cheering for WVU
• Varney boy recovering from shark bite
• Business court rules being set
• Lawyer in trouble for calls to Mingo woman
• Gas prices cheapest locally
• Troopers eradicate $32M worth of pot plants
• Pearson verdict vacated
• W.Va. man gets probation in illegal gambling case
• Varney boy bit by shark
• Father, son get prison time
• Back-to-school event set for Friday
• PSD lifts boil water advisory
• Manchin: We need coal-to-gas plant
• Gov: New Mingo school is fantastic
• Rock fall kills coal miner at Sharples
• Boil water notices issued
• LCCEF distributes scholarships
• Ferrell Scholarships presented to students
• Meth residue removal at school unfinished
• West Logan remembers WWII Veteran
• Boone Co. man arrested on kiddie porn charges
• Truck driver sues Hobet for injuries
• Fishing the Guyandotte
• Price remembered as dedicated friend, fireman
• Report aimed at Rx drug abuse
• Technology on W.Va. school board legislative list
• Seniors Bluegrass Night is Sat.
• Man hazing case in court
• Rt. 10 to be closed for Price funeral
• Feds snatch 1,000 guns from Boone pawn shop
• Final weekend of free trash collection underway
• Landau a ‘Hometown Hero’
• Tomblin endorsed by NRA
• C-ville closes town hall due to death of mayor’s son
• Local attorney faces ethics charges
• Logan VA clinic hours expanded for Williamson veterans
• Mayor has good news about upcoming projects
• Special Nights Announced for ‘The Jungle Book’
• Mingo Central opens field, gym to practice
• Crash claims C-ville mayor’s son
• Landau to attend ‘Jungle Book’ tonight
• Tomblin, Gainer to be in Logan at 4:30 p.m.
• Chapmanville getting a town newsletter
• Williamson VA Doctor responds to closing
• Hope for addiction problems
• Williamson VA Clinic closed until further notice
• W.Va. lawmakers OK redistricting
• Area couple sentenced on federal drug charges
• Several residents charged with crimes
• ‘Aracoma Story’ in final weekend
• Blair Mtn. defenders renew fight against W.Va. DEP
• Mingo Central grand opening is Aug. 12
• Logan Co. to be split into 3 delegate districts
• Landau to get billboard support
• Trash collection continues
• Lincoln woman killed in crash
• State Treasurer warns residents of nationwide unclaimed property email scam
• Child playing role at 2-months-old
• Butcher: Redistricting saves delegate
• Logan drug bust nets 6
• Verdunville Fire Chief: Volunteers badly needed
• Trash pickup begins tomorrow in Chapmanville
• Summerfest a big hit
• Redistricting to divide Logan County
• Cheapest gas in area in C-Ville
• ‘Aracoma Story’ enters final week of shows
• ‘Battle for Blair’ Mountain’ to air Sun. on CNN
• WVSP increases patrols on Corridor G
• Rec Center planning big expansion
• Chapmanville Summerfest
• Memorial fishing tourney set for Saturday
• Hamlin WVSP investigates meth lab
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Trash Cleanup Begins
• Rahall: Feds obligate funds for Rt. 10
• Logan men arrested on copper theft charges
• America Loves Landau
• County trash collection starts today
• Boone SWVCTC closed indefinitely
• Gospel music convention set for this weekend
• Third Time’s A Charm?
• Several local POs may be closing
• C-ville soccer fields to open soon
• Feds want Blair Mtn. lawsuit dismissed
• Massey settles WV coal slurry case
• Landau may perform tonight
• Meth found in Boone school
• Mom asks Supreme Court to hear case
• WVU specialists utilize new LJHCC clinic
• Boil water advisory issued for Chapmanville
• Dogs suffer during Dog Days
• Snake strikes man from windowsill
• Logan SSA Office to begin early closing
• Broken valve causes localized flooding
• Cotillion organization looking for a director to expand into Logan County
• The Great Outdoors
• Eplin benefit ride set for Sat. in Logan
• Dog that mauled child not vicious, owner says
• History in Space
• LRMC offers free sports physicals
• Judge looking at local pollution case
• County announces cleanup dates
• Man harnesses sun
• Court rejects Lecco appeal
• 8 WVa counties testing school free food program
• ‘Aracoma Story’ opens tonight
• Local copper theft ring sentenced
• 3rd mediation set in W.Va. coal slurry case
• Sharples man slices own throat, gets arrested
• Toddler mauled by dog in Mingo
• Will Landau perform tonight on ‘AGT’?
• Police looking for Danville man in Lincoln shooting
• Hunting Fishing Expo a big hit
• Chief Harper discusses Eplin benefit ride
• West Logan to crack down on ATVs
• Browning discusses WE CAN, mentors
• Cora Summer League Basketball Camp
• Hunting-Fishing Expo opens tomorrow
• Local housing programs get grant money to modernize
• Boil water advisory lifted at Whitman
• Gov. Tomblin honors Tiger baseball team
• Parade to honor Logan All-Star champs
• Murphy reportedly to perform July 26
• Hunting and Fishing Expo schedule full of activities
• Man suing over bath salts arrested
• ‘Aracoma Story’ opens Tuesday
• Godby murder charge dismissed
• City of Logan targeting B&O tax deadbeats
• A little religious R&R
• Live round of ‘America’s Got Talent’ starts tonight
• Gas prices continue to fall — in other areas
• WV child abuse meeting set for Logan
• Storms wreak havoc locally
• Boil water notice issued for Whitman
• Local business donates to UBB miner memorial
• Crash injures one at Rock Creek
• Farewell to Camp Mamie Flynn
• Hunting & Fishing Expo coming this weekend
• Black Diamond Girl Scout Council closes local camp
• Chapmanville sets dates for Summer Festival
• Bebe's I & II dismissed from bath salts lawsuit
• WV Freedom Festival hosts Logan County Night
• The wait is over!
• TV reality talent show to start live competitions
• Logan County man sentenced to prison on firearm charge
• WV won’t label Blair Mountain unsuitable for mining
• 3 hotels in Logan?
• Local man injured in ATV crash at Toney Fork
• Ranger man suing businesses for selling him bath salts
• Hooray for Hollywood
• Woman rescued from burning home
• Deadlines extended in Blair Mtn. court fight
• Gas prices hiked at local stations
• Celebrating Independence Day in Man
• 2 severely injured in ATV crashes
• WV ends year with $330M surplus
• Tomblin: Coordinated drug abuse effort needed
• Rahall: Local vets are talented prospects for employers
• WV Freedom Festival ends
• Cotillion expansion plans to include Logan County
• Non-profit group helps disabled ride trails
• More W.Va. children eligible for CHIP coverage
• WV Freedom Festival continues today
• Former W.Va. State Bar president seeks court seat
• W.Va. community colleges celebrate 40 years
• Boil water advisory lifted
• W.Va. elevating vet agency, adding new laws Friday
• WV Freedom Festival begins today
• Tomblin led field for gov primary funds
• Lawsuit over W.Va.’s King Coal Highway kept alive
• WV Freedom Festival
• Farmer's Market Coupons to be distributed
• Boil water advisories issued, lifted
• “Cinderella” begins final week
• WVSP sweeps to target sex offenders
• W.Va. gov holds meetings on drug abuse
• W.Va. senators start drafting redistricting plans
• History of Logan County Told Through Photographs
• W.Va. Days at the park
• Stores sued for selling ‘bath salts’
• Mother, boyfriend charged in toddler's death
• Logan to crack down on deadbeats
• Daddy Rabbit to help Danville mark 100 years
• County planning summer cleanup
• Hunting, fishing show coming to Logan
• Living history exhibits set for W.Va. Day
• W.Va. Division of Culture and History to host W.Va. Day events
• Murphy’s got talent
• Mingo Co. Head Start program awarded $1.65M
• Auditions for ‘Disney’s The Jungle Book’ set for next week
• AAA predicts travel decline for July 4
• Summer Tennis Camp 2011
• Storms knock out power to thousands
• Coal Festival opens in Madison
• ‘Cinderella’ opens 2nd week tonight
• Elderly man hurt in brutal home invasion
• Crashes claim mothers, injure families
• Boil water advisory lifted by Logan PSD
• Pedestrian hit by car near Delbarton
• An Employer of the Year
• W.Va. to celebrate 148th birthday
• New hotel coming and more good news
• WV Freedom Festival releases schedule
• Bridge replacement work continues in Logan
• Whitman crash claims elderly woman
• Logan duo sentenced on drug charges
• 3 local students honored by RESA
• Boil water advisory issued for communities
• On Stage: ‘Cinderella’
• Tigers land 3 on all-state first team
• Big acts coming to Coal Festival
• Local mayors voted back in office
• Institute tackles women’s issues
• ‘Survivor’ star to appear at Freedom Festival
• Another boil water advisory issued
• Bonnie’s Bus offers mammograms in Whitesville, Wharton and Omar
• ‘Cinderella’ opens tonight
• Logan city election under fire
• Twardy: Next year the last for Dirt Days
• Logan PSD issues boil water notices
• Spring cleaning is in the air in West Logan
• Museums to host W.Va. Day events
• Part 2: SA advisory board dismissed
• Dirt Days in Logan County
• Grand Jury hands down indictments
• One man arrested for child neglect; another gets charges dismissed
• Salvation Army advisory board dismissed
• W.Va. education official questioning coal grants
• W.Va. marchers call for end to mountaintop mining
• $1M fish may be swimming in local lake
• Gov. Tomblin calls on EPA to stop hurting WV
• Dirt Days begins today
• Barnette is SWVCTC Woman of Year
• Mayors have Shriner’s Summit
• ‘Cinderella’ opens Tuesday night in Chief Logan
• Blair Mountain march continues
• Area man admits he was drug pusher
• Gertz honored by Marshall
• Senator to speak at Burch banquet
• Hundreds on march to Blair Mtn.
• 31 arrested in Oceana area drug raid
• Gilbert group wins grant to fight drug abuse
• Man graduate cooks on MasterChef
• Hundreds marching to save Blair Mtn.
• Deputies looking for suspects in home invasion
• Man jailed in death at Switzer
• Wooten hands out trophies to state champs
• Boil water advisories lifted in several areas
• Redistricting meeting is tomorrow in Chapmanville
• Logan man pleads guilty to illegal firearm possession
• State champs!
• Logan County men sentenced on Federal drug charges
• WorkForce West Virginia to 2 local state employers
• Tigers at state — tonight
• Reports: Body found at Switzer
• Town plans Burch bash
• Boil water advisory issued for Harts area
• Alpha takes over Massey Energy
• Gas prices fall across state, go back up in Logan Co.
• Ferrell gets 2 years in prison
• Big events set for Hatfield-McCoy Trail
• Local cops busy making arrests
• Hydrant woes cause boil water notices
• Mine Academy wins national award
• Lincoln County couple sentenced on drug charges
• Three arrested in home invasion
• Ferrell seeks home confinement
• Early voting starts in local towns
• Local police make numerous rowdy arrests
• Boil water notice issued for several areas
• Ex-GOP official backs Tomblin
• Man PD makes several arrests
• Traffic stalled by wreck
• Man charged three times on theft charges in a week
• Rolling thunder: Calamity on Cow Creek
• Sports legend appears in Chapmanville
• Widow arrested in copper theft
• Be prepared, not scared of disasters
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Tomblin says phone company is going after copper thieves
• Local DaVita Dialysis takes top honor
• Logan High School Class of 2011 Honor Graduates
• Rec Center looking to expand
• Local man arrested on weapons charge
• Chapmanville Regional High School Class of 2011 Honor Graduates
• Man High School Class of 2011 Honor Graduates
• Police make more drug arrests
• Demolition in Logan continues
• Price wants to move dangerous crosswalk
• Gas prices falling around West Virginia
• Several arrested on theft charges
• Gas falls to $3.59 in Harts
• Man advances, Matewan’s last game
• Lawsuit challenges Massey sale to Alpha
• PSD lifts, issues boil advisories
• Ramey returns from competition
• Drug charges, assault among arrests
• Comics used to help kids prepare for emergencies
• More fun activities coming this summer
• W.Va. court orders hearing over newspaper sources
• Little General Inc. opens 100th location
• Hooker leads Beth Haven Class of 2011
• Charges pending burning suspect’s survival
• Logan softball team makes it back to state
• Several areas under boil water advisory
• Children at risk for poisoning from pills
• Chapmanville softball teams make it back to state
• Police make fraud related arrests
• Guyan Valley Music Convention returns this month
• WVSP Sgt: Crime fueled by drug abuse
• Three charged with burglary
• Logan hires new police officer
• Zigmond sets high goals
• Boone County miner wins again
• Fire depts. prep for coal mine emergency
• WVU coaches hope for good season
• Officials want rid of trouble makers on Stratton
• Woman sues W.Va. DNR over son’s drowning
• Jerry Godby accused of killing wife
• Concert to kick off W.Va.’s Blair Mountain march
• Commission looks at map of shacks
• State Police make burglary and theft arrest
• Tomblin looking to Oct.
• Man dies allegedly stealing copper
• PSD lifts boil water advisories
• Coal miner killed at Rum Creek ID’d
• Stabbing suspects charged with attempted murder
• Shots fired call leads to drug arrest
• Madison and Matewan honored by Tomblin
• Tomblin wins primary
• Rahall plans prescription drug summit
• Woman who died after being set on fire ID'd
• Logan City Council discusses Facebook Page
• West Logan discusses bills and business
• Water problems plague city
• Woman set on fire by husband dies
• Crews work to repair falling street
• Rec Center holding zumbathon tomorrow
• Man arrested, accused of threatening to shoot up bar
• 43,650 vote early in special WV primary
• WVSP to have DUI checkpoint in Logan County today
• Road supports fall, damage church
• Logan couple accused in stabbing
• Logan’s new city council meets for first time
• Man gets new cop, cracks down on speeding
• Small towns facing financial hit from FCC
• Harless still going strong at 91
• Zigmond given contract renewal
• Shacks targeted for demolition
• Clark pleads not guilty to murder and kidnapping
• Morgan Street to be closed today
• Ground broken on coal-to-gas plant
• Route 10 could be finished by 2014
• Welcome home, Gov. Tomblin
• Bath salts ban not helping
• City of Logan hosts inauguration
• Kiwanis third bike rodeo sees more winners
• Coal-to-gas plant groundbreaking
• Boil water advisories lifted
• Local woman arrested on drug charges
• Harless honored, Holliday speaks at Scouts dinner
• Zigmond: Swim classes great for kids
• Woman accused of child neglect
• Big events coming up for Shriners
• Superintendents share ideas in Logan
• Murder suspect captured
• Harts resident arrested for theft of car
• Boil water advisories issued, lifted
• Canterbury talks about the Buffalo Creek flood
• Author brings snake to school
• 1 dead, 2 injured at Varney
• Omar Center opens at Cow Creek
• Local Drug Take Back Day nets 17 lbs of pills
• Murder suspect waves extradition from Tenn.
• Final section of parking garage razed
• Car crashes into house
• Holliday to speak at Boy Scouts Dinner
• Harts man arrested in Logan on gun charges
• 250 cast early votes in Logan
• Boil water advisories issued for Route 10 communities
• Early voting in the Primary Election
• Ojeda shows his appreciation to area residents
• Ferrellsburg resident sentenced
• Rahall: Fight for coal continues
• Boil water advisory for Striker Mtn. lifted
• Logan County voters get an early start
• Murder suspect turns self in
• On the mark: Local girl to compete in nat. archery tourney
• Delbarton getting sewage system upgrade
• Museum In The Park At ChiefLoganState Park To Present Writers' Forum May 7
• Sewer project gets funding
• Safety of mother and child a worry for police
• Rahall: Time to clean out medicine cabinets
• Soldier’s body returned home
• Boil water advisory for Kitchen lifted
• Man murdered, wife and child missing
• Early voting starts Friday throughout WV
• 6th Annual Buffalo Creek Watershed Fish Outing
• Delbarton hires a new chief of police
• Boil water advisory for Striker Mtn.
• Rahall to administer oath of office to city officials
• Man PD makes forgery arrest
• Yamaha sales contest winners ride H-M Trails
• Rural Health Center holds grand opening
• Study: WV’s roads 4th worst in country
• Gasoline prices over $4 locally
• Boil water advisory for local areas
• W.Va. coal slurry study leads to public meeting
• Bungalow Woods boil water advisory lifted
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Celebrating Easter...
• TAS announces audition dates, directors
• Local men arrested on drug charges
• Friends of Coal Bowl to be on national TV
• W.Va. jail officers charged over inmate delivery
• Crews working on Lorraine St. slide
• Soldier killed in war has local ties
• Tomblin endorsed by state coal group
• State agency approves bonds for coal-to-gas plant
• More people riding the bus
• Search for Buggs goes from WV to Ohio
• Tomblin, Rahall to speak at ceremony tomorrow
• Campaign to help children in crisis starts Friday
• Keeping Roads Clean
• Rahall to speak at PRIDE on May 2
• Local man charged with burglary
• Alpha gives $5K to Child Advocacy Center
• Chapmanville bans bath salts, K-2
• UMW seeks to file brief in Blair lawsuit
• Boil water advisory lifted in Omar area
• 2011 Distinguished Service Award
• Robotics team takes first place in safety
• Police make routine arrests
• Rahall gets $5M for road repairs from 2010 floods
• ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition searching for deserving families in West Virginia
• Tomblin airs first TV ad
• Ireland stumps in Logan
• One Night Only: ‘Seussical Jr.’
• Barnabus shooting suspect still on the loose
• Friday show is last night for ‘Seussical Jr.’
• Cora Post Office may close
• Boil water notice issued for Omar community
• Police ID Barnabus shooting suspect
• Tourism officials talk business with locals
• Shooting suspect still on the run
• Stabbing victim arrested next day
• Woman’s death report still not complete
• Rockslide closes Rt. 10 at Daisy Mountain
• Phone service out in Chapmanville
• Cora post office facing consolidation
• Area players doing well at WV State
• ‘Seussical Jr.’ opens today for students
• Logan Co. under state of emergency
• Zamow gets a year in prison for tax evasion
• Several areas under boil water advisory
• LMS hosts autism walk
• Jenkins speaks at Logan Rotary Club meeting
• Multiple drugs found in infant's system
• Aracoma widows appeal federal judge's dismissal
• Delbarton man says State Police unlawfully detained him
• Race track can be 'profit potential' for local economy
• Southern breaks ground on new facility
• Cinema owner hopes for more faith-based films
• Woman stabbed on Stratton Street
• City Bakery closed again
• Children’s choir looks for support in Logan Co.
• Woman’s death under investigation
• Flood reduction work is already underway
• Area residents blow second chances, get arrested again
• Remembering the UBB tragedy
• Mayor sets high goals for 2nd term
• Tomblin still fighting for health care in Logan Co.
• Area man arrested on drug charges
• Manchin: We Must Never Forget
• Gov. Tomblin declares day of prayer and remembrance
• Gas hiked to $3.89 in the coalfields
• Boil water advisory for Route 10 communities lifted
• Lady Tigers Invitational
• Gov. asks to remember the 29 miners
• Gov. signs autism insurance measure
• Bath salts leads to man's arrest
• RESA II Math Field Day
• RESA II Math Field Day
• Meeting focuses on local tourism business
• City of Logan unsure of bones’ status
• Local students work as pages in the Senate
• Logan Co. no longer unhealthiest
• Local students work as pages in the Senate
• Ranger man charged in copper theft
• Areas under boil water advisory
• Route 10 group gets more good news
• WVSP makes drug bust
• Bath salts blamed in Boone woman’s death
• Crews keep chipping away at parking garage
• Mingo Central Football field could be ready by August
• Train derails
• Flu cases in W.Va. may be declining
• Local man pleads guilty to federal drug charges
• Manchin proud of Rec Center success
• Brown discusses abuse, rehab and prevention
• Long serving former pastor dies
• Little General opens in Harts
• Demolition continues in Logan
• W.Va. DNR catches litterbugs
• More bones found in Logan?
• Columbus Ohio 'drug pest' charged again
• WVSP investigates meth in Boone Co.
• Early voting begins today in Logan
• Manchin hears concerns in Logan
• Another alleged Ohio drug dealer arrested
• Severe storms hit area
• Shriners Golf Outing coming soon
• Logan student 1st in Math Field Day
• Gov signs food tax reduction bill
• Couple arrested over shooting incident
• Manchin making extra stop in Logan
• Buffalo Creek sponsors Emergency Response Training
• Class AAA All-Tournament stars
• Manchin in Logan tomorrow
• Marines coming to Chapmanville
• Police arrest accused drug dealers
• WE CAN Vaudeville review to return
• Adkins discusses West Logan budget
• Opening Day win
• Man killed in police standoff
• DNR settles Logan state park sexual assault suit
• New hotel coming to Logan
• Police make two child abuse arrests in one week
• Rockefeller, Manchin announce $463,289 in funding for WV fire departments
• Bennett talks about court caseload and drug issue
• Drug meeting coming Tuesday
• Ribbon-cutting at Link
• City of Logan needing police officers
• Family finds alleged burglar asleep
• Council discusses dog problems
• State Tourney Action
• One last Dance for the Williamson Wolfpack
• Super 8 closing its doors March 24
• Waterline break sends students home
• Logan working on budget
• Region II Math Field Day in Logan
• Matewan Massacre coming to Logan
• Copper thieves strike phone company
• Fake cocaine problem strikes Logan County
• Wildcats in state tomorrow
• Wildcats in state tomorrow
• Local men arrested on theft charges
• Arch Coal gives Southern $25,000
• DEA drug "Take Back" program returns
• Water Trail Project focuses on history, tourism
• March Mayhem begins today on www.loganbanner.com
• Lady Tigers at the Big Dance
• Drug dogs the cause of lockdown
• Police arrest another accused out of town dealer
• W.Va. Senate approves fake drug bill
• Award-winning teacher
• Logan election results certified
• Local man accused of telling false story to police
• Scott Skyhawks basketball team is statebound!
• Mingo Co. Catholic school future is uncertain
• Guyandotte Water Trail meeting comes to Logan
• Blair Mtn. march to be commemorated
• Tomblin unveils new mine safety truck
• Statebound!
• Nolletti wins 2nd term as mayor
• Browning wins Arch coal teacher award
• Tomblin session agenda faring well
• Parking garage coming down piece by piece
• Local mine gets permit
• Local man accused in mine theft
• Lincoln County man pleads guilty to federal charges
• One dies in motel fire
• H-M Trails gets new home at the Rita Mall
• Child advocacy group gets funds from Tomblin
• Water trail meeting set for Monday evening in Logan
• Police busy with arrests
• Accident victim identified
• Flood watch issued for 2 dozen plus W.Va. counties
• Corps issues permit for Logan County mine
• The end of the road
• Enviros plan march on Blair Mtn.
• Police arrest alleged pushers
• Chamber of Commerce prepping for annual dinner
• Boil water advisory issued for Mallory Hollow
• Mingo County man killed when backhoe goes into river
• Statebound!
• Candidate arrested, accused of police gun grab
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Town Pharmacy Cutest Pet Contest Winner
• Technology coming to Logan County classrooms
• Local teams compete in sectional tourneys
• Lincoln Co. man jailed on violent charges
• It’s Tournament Time!
• Turner hopes to increase voter numbers
• Local fire department not closing
• Cause of fire that killed 5 still unknown
• Another boil water advisory issued
• Mingo hires Hovis to reduce jail bill
• Vehicles collide on Route 119
• Logan bridge work to cost over $10M
• Woman accused of ID fraud
• Boil water issued for Kitchen Hill, other advisory lifted
• Buffalo Creek Disaster remembered
• Adkins discusses area projects
• Police make child neglect arrest
• Burch honors alumni in final games
• Several file to run for office in the city of Logan
• Bones may be those of missing man
• Guy’s seat on council to stay open for now
• Cops arrest woman after funeral home scuffle
• Chapmanville woman sentenced on federal charges
• Tomblin’s days are always busy
• Crash with parked bus kills woman
• Several areas under boil water advisory
• Basketball coaches hired for new school
• A Taste of Soul
• 3rd arrest made in murder case
• Water Trail meeting set for March 7
• Police arrest motorists with drugs
• Bryant: Buffalo Creek Fire Dept. gets equipment grant
• Work continues on garage demolition
• Robert C. Byrd Center for Rural Health
• Wellness center proposed for Man
• Drugs continue to worry residents
• More details released in Davin crash
• Bartley discusses West Virginia history, challenges
• Logan County woman sentenced for stealing federal benefits
• Matewan honors alumni in last games
• Police investigate woman’s death
• Crash claims Davin woman
• Firm hired to monitor work site where bones found
• Auditions for ‘Seussical’ set for this weekend
• Boil water advisory still in effect in Chapmanville
• New W.Va. State Police Headquarters
• Former LHS star charged again
• Alleged drunk driver injures area woman
• Board votes to expel students
• Man town hall may become solar powered
• Burch cheerleaders back in action
• Area learns of new healthcare plans
• Town of Man may get $5M water project
• Police officers make several local arrests
• Board members share fond memories of Guy
• Chief Cornstalk District honored
• Group marching to save Blair Mtn.
• BETTY ROBINETTE
• Meeting on health care in Man tonight
• Treasure hunters return to Logan today
• Local youth a winner in AWANA competition
• New wing finished on Man library
• Drug arrests continue in county
• Saying Goodbye
• Archeologist needed for Logan dig
• Rough N’ Rowdy winners
• Local judges to take part in Black History play
• Rec Center continues to grow
• Local police make more fraud arrests
• Police arrest murder suspect
• Kiwanis club prepping for pancake day
• Ivin Lee to speak during Harmony Week
• Burch cheerleaders in limbo
• Aracoma case against feds dismissed
• Williams discusses Civil Rights activist Clifford
• Charges against mayor candidate dropped
• Mt. Gay pharmacy robbed at gunpoint
• Longtime educator, Guy, dies
• Local man accused of helping murder suspect
• H-M Trails system gets TV show
• City of Logan visits municipal convention
• Domestic arrests up in area
• Water Extension Project moving forward
• WV history comes to life in local play
• Fire believed to be arson
• Ward, Bell discuss upcoming Firefighters Ball
• Five new Rangers hitting the trail
• Car crashes on Stratton Street
• Man jailed for fraud, then files for office
• Board members tackle conflicts of interest
• Parking garage demolition to start today
• Bones are those of Native American
• Police make arrests in violent cases
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow returning to Logan
• Happy Groundhog Day!
• Accused burglar caught in the act
• Deputies looking for stolen gas pump
• Local pleads guilty to Federal drug charges
• Area rallies to aid Harts fire victims
• Police searching for murder suspect
• Discovery of bones shuts down construction site
• Student makes threat on Obama
• Reds Caravan stops in Logan
• Logan Co. crime rate goes back up
• Chapmanville man receives stab wounds
• Police make theft, burglary arrests
• Learning life-saving skills
• Dingess resident charged in area burglary
• 18 accused in Boone Co. copper thefts
• Adkins: Spruce permit vital to area
• Water aquatics class a big boost to rec center
• Grand jury hands down indictments
• New State Police facility coming in the spring
• Boggs discusses upcoming wastewater expansion project
• Hotel rubble removal continues
• Kirkendoll to lead cleanup project
• Theft and burglary wave hits county
• Commission gives grants for various county projects
• Coalition for Coal
• Mingo coal-to-gas project still on track
• Caution signs up at Whitman junction
• Showing Support For Coal
• 1,400 using rec center
• Williams wants locals to support national Civil Rights events
• Tomblin proclaims Oct. 4 election
• Locals discuss reform concerns
• Locals arrested on drug charges
• West Logan kicks off New Year in calm
• Rally for Coal
• Women arrested on drug charges
• Local man accused in mine theft
• Health care reform facts given at public meeting
• Getting fit with Dr. Oz
• Enter your pet in loganbanner.com’s ‘Cutest Pet’ contest
• Longtime Logan Police officer leaves for another job
• Prelim demolition work already in progress
• Health Care meeting, mining rally coming on Thursday
• Court orders special election
• Logan Countians in the ring
• Sex offender registry tops 3,200
• Legendary archer coming to Logan Outdoors Show
• Coats for Kids
• Logan man accused of 2 arsons
• Rally for Coal planned in Charleston
• Walker says more hospital improvements coming
• Spruce Mine permit vetoed
• Little General buys more local gas stations
• Logan business closing its doors today
• Firefighters battle blaze, blizzard
• Rubble being hauled away from Aracoma Hotel site
• State of the State
• Stollings: Tomblin strong on coal, jobs
• Parking building closer to being razed
• W. Logan offers aid to fire victims
• Barker is gov’s top advisor
• Hunter walks out of hills, causes a stir at Man
• Police find stabbing victim hiding in dirty laundry
• Logan bank, garage getting ready for demolition
• Town of Man gets $100K in grants
• Eagle Scouts Class of 2010
• Logan resident jailed for lying to police
• Kiwanis Club gets ready for fundraiser
• Eagle Scouts honored by governor
• Area man accused of making bombs
• Man jailed for using stolen checks to buy pizza
• Drug dealers sentenced for distributing prescription drugs
• Friends raising funds for Runyon family
• Tomblin wants to create lt. gov job
• Gov appoints Barker sr. advisor
• Details released in fatal crash
• Parking garage demolition should not damage bank
• Tomblin to pitch Lt. Gov for WV
• Crash claims Delbarton woman
• Federal pill mill probe ongoing
• Cops nab trio accused of stealing computers
• A perfect game
• Lincoln teen dies in crash with train
• Local man jailed on drug charge
• More areas under boil water advisory
• Shriners work to help autistic child
• Tomblin to speak at Boy Scouts dinner
• Holiday arrests keep area cops busy
• Boil water advisories issued by Logan PSD
• RESA 2 project helps train local chemistry teachers
• Fighting a war — with compassion
• New communications system improves efficiency at the Logan Banner
• Volunteers help foil theft at Garrett Fk.
• H-M Trails Authority approves 2011 budget
• Logan Shriners to collect for 4 Paws for Alex Monday in Logan
• New law bans dumping electronics in landfill
• PRIDE to open new senior center on Monday
• Tomblin becomes 35th WV gov
• Ellis sworn in as new county commissioner
• Mayor: Hotel demolition nearly over
• One killed in Neibert crash
• Gasoline highest in Logan County
• Local sex offender arrested
• New commissioner to be sworn in tomorrow
• MMS crushes Duval, falls to Logan Middle
• A new era begins in Logan Co.
• Officials disagree on special election
• Pecks Mill man charged in Mingo burglary
• Downtown Logan streets closed again for demolition
• Christmas in the Park
• Rahall talks coal and Mingo projects
• Business rebounds in downtown Logan
• Power co. warns of winter outages
• Celebrating the reason for the season
• Dog, child saves family from fire
• Police make local fraud, abuse arrests
• Students helping students
• Bad intersection gets caution sign
• Aracoma Hotel may be rebuilt
• Police make arrests in fraud cases
• RESA to train teachers on new technology
• 4 Paws for Alex
• Former owner sad over loss of hotel
• Police make more local drug arrests
• Ferrellsburg woman pleads guilty to Social Security fraud
• Making Christmas Merrier
• Logan street may reopen tomorrow
• Special election costs WV counties $3 million
• Post offices closing early on Friday for Christmas
• Aracoma Hotel undergoes demolition
• Review of feds’ handling of mine permit sought
• Interfaith Service on the Societal Value of Mining set for Mon.
• Logan Banner continues to improve product
• Hatfield-McCoy to beef up Ranger force
• Fire destroys Chapmanville business
• Local man arrested on multiple charges
• DEA to ban fake marijuana?
• City of Logan honors firefighters
• Accused thief arrested on drug charges
• Winter weather requires caution and common sense
• Pre-K Christmas Showcase held at park
• Police handle another theft arrest
• City discusses demolition of parking garage
• Christmas coming this weekend in Midelburg
• West Logan municipal fees to increase
• Matt Patterson Memorial Toy Drive currently underway
• New Year's Eve Celebration Dinner Dance
• Local teams do well at state cheer competition
• Tomblin keeps senate presidency
• Police arrest berserkers
• Mayor says demo equipment coming
• Town of Man celebrates Christmas
• Stepfather charged with murder
• Local man arrested on child abuse charges
• Acting W.Va. gov beefs up office with new staff
• Area students get early Christmas
• Former Massey supes get probation
• Local man arrested on burglary charges
• Museum in Park has Christmas event this weekend
• Local cheer teams headed for state
• Mom says daughter was murdered
• Hotel asbestos tests move demolition one step closer
• Abuse ends free parking in Logan
• Area miner accused of faking mine certificate
• 3 functions to Lincoln County schools
• Christmastime in the town of Man
• Tomblin seeks food donations
• Ky. woman accused of stealing $1K from shopper
• Secretary of state warns of charity schemes
• Together for Christmas
• Business recovers in wake of hotel disaster
• Local man arrested on fraud charges
• Area clowns perform at eight circuses in just 2 days
• Aracoma Hotel may be rebuilt
• Logan Shriners cook up big — and free — breakfast
• Tomblin to take part in parade
• Report: Wet roads contribute to wreck on new Route 10
• Logan BOE check ends up in the wrong hands
• Tomblin touts coal at White House meeting
• W.Va. trucking supervisor sentenced to probation
• Man Middle School Homecoming Court
• Tomblin: Hotel collapse is tragic
• WV business issues to be discussed in Logan today
• Peach Ck. resident jailed on burglary charge
• Boone Co. Clerk being sued for sexual harrassment
• Kirkendoll says goodbye
• Commission funds new children’s theater group
• Police make drug arrests
• Christmas events are already in full swing
• Tomblin, Rahall open new transit facility
• Logan parade to be held in the Ville
• Several areas under boil water advisories
• Police make several area arrests
• New organization hopes to solve age-old problem of bullying
• Christmas in the Park
• Police make burglary, theft arrests
• ATV accident leaves W.Va. man dead
• Holiday season brings burglaries, scams
• Council discusses Octoberfest success
• History in ruins
• Disaster housing for Mingo Co. residents extended
• Area man accused of hiding stolen 4-wheeler
• Community college goes green
• Mingo Co. industrial park project gets grant
• How to cook a turkey — Pre-K Style
• Christmas in the Park opens tomorrow
• Local man accused of stealing tree stand
• Cops jail several on drug charges
• Train derails at Cow Creek
• Logan Elementary Pre-K gives thanks
• WV succession process a rarity
• Verner resident accused of murder
• Local vols get ready for Thanksgiving
• Blankenship discusses new regulations, UBB
• Turner says karate creates good discipline
• Tomblin, Rahall to speak in Lincoln County
• Locals arrested over stolen property
• Logan Co. students take part in state history
• Toddler dies in Harts house fire
• Doty arrested for impersonating cop
• Federal agents bust alleged Verdunville drug dealers
• Students injured while riding on school bus in Charleston
• Girl Scouts to close, sell 2 camps in W.Va.
• Complete loss?
• Kitchen admits she lied to feds
• Lawyer: Mediation of Massey Energy pollution suit fails
• Zamow pleads guilty to income tax evasion
• Gov. Tomblin: Put W.Va. First
• Public gets first look at newest gov
• Aracoma Hotel Burns
• Hundreds gather for slurry lawsuit meeting
• Tomblin sworn in as governor
• Police arrest felon with a firearm
• New school bus cams shoot for safety
• Manchin gives final speech as gov
• For hundreds, lawsuit over coal slurry unresolved
• Veteran’s Day Salute
• Manchin: No special election needed
• Route 10 project needed, not pork
• Hospital chain to sue W.Va. over Medicaid
• Police make 2nd child sex abuse arrest
• Study gives city advice on how to prosper
• Verdunville Grade School honors veterans
• A Great Day
• Smoke from heating unit causes Man school evac
• West Logan still dealing with garbage problems
• Tomblin to stay the course
• 23rd Annual Coal Area Toughman Contest
• Local cops make theft arrests
• Incident causes lockdown at Man schools
• Tomblin takes charge
• Alternative sentencing still has problems
• PRIDE van caught on video breaking speed limit
• Incoming W.Va. governor announces senior staff
• Tomblin to hold first press conference
• A public farewell to Kirkendoll
• Cops make several arrests
• Tomblin will be second gov from Logan Co.
• Kirkendoll to get big sendoff
• WE CAN Celebrity Dinner and Auction
• Firefighters help with crash and battle structure fire
• Area lawyer sentenced for fraud
• Police jail woman accused of DUI
• Manchin: Tomblin will do a good job
• Man arrested following crashing into bus
• Earl Ray to be the next WV governor
• Manchin Wins!
• Gilbert, Matewan set to meet in finals
• Logan Co. gets new senator, gov and commissioner
• Feds keeping close watch on election day
• Major projects coming
• 19 years in prison for bank robber
• Clinton stumps for Manchin
• Raese says no to ‘Rubber stamp Joe’
• Clinton to campaign in Beckley for Manchin
• Veterans Day events coming to Logan
• Councilman discusses anger at CSX
• Raese discusses protecting coal mining jobs
• Goodwin: Manchin, Rahall work for WV
• Matewan High School Homecoming Queen
• Governor and First Lady visit Willie Akers Arena
• Man jailed after hitting parked car
• Progress made on Mingo Co. coal-to-gas project
• Goodwin: Manchin best for WV
• Local man arrested, accused of selling stolen firearm
• One hurt in minor car crash
• Man accused of child rape
• Thornhill gives $30K to Rec Center
• Pets go missing from homes
• Raese to stump in Logan Friday
• Police arrest local men on weapons charges
• Man flown from scene of Rt. 10 crash
• Police agencies handle bizarre murder suicide case
• Cops make local drug arrests
• Manchin hands out grant money
• Woman pleads guilty to Social Security
• Bridge dedication in the Town of Man
• HalloweenFest set for Oct. 30 in downtown Logan
• Burch High School Homecoming Queen
• State makes changes in laws
• Jones discusses PRIDE program
• Gilbert hosting bonding party for Matewan tonight
• Logan preps for Halloween festival
• Harris hired as Mingo Central principal
• Governor brings Chapmanville grant for sewage project
• Flood Reduction
• Rahall stresses his record
• Parking building demolition hits snag
• Locals jailed on drug charges
• Looking for the Great Pumpkin?
• Supreme Court upholds murder conviction
• Domestic offenders could lose gun rights
• Flood project begins tomorrow
• Work resumes on Route 10 at Man
• Mingo man gets life with mercy in wife’s slaying
• Zamow guilty plea hearing continued
• Construction begins on new state building
• Lincoln County man creates glimpse of frontier life
• Arch to fight EPA veto plan for W.Va. mine permit
• Former W.Va. lottery employee charged
• Police make local arrests
• Rahall: $17M awarded for Rt. 10
• Old rivalry comes to an end
• Toughman tickets go on sale tomorrow
• State cites 2 coal companies over 3 fatalities
• Feds want to confiscate $88K from area doctor
• Funding Secured
• Bridge in Man finally open to traffic
• 2010 Middle School Homecoming Royalty
• Massey cited over Erwin’s death
• Brutal beating leaves 1 injured
• Godby critically injured in crash
• Alligator found in Lincoln Co.
• Area man charged in church assault
• Fence to go up around parking building
• If Manchin wins, Tomblin gov until ’12
• 2010 Logan Middle School Homecoming Court
• Charleston man jailed on drug charges
• Fire damages Coal House in Williamson
• Aracoma mine fire survivors settle lawsuits
• Logan County Teacher of the Year
• 2010 Chapmanville Regional Homecoming Queen
• Teen injured in ATV incident at Varney
• Man Middle School to host Rachel’s Challenge
• Police make several arrests
• Deputies get ready for Shop with a Cop
• Domestic violence arrests in Logan Co. is high
• Rt. 10 at Chapmanville opened
• Person killed on RR tracks at Wilkinson
• Ferrell faces up to 25 years in prison
• Train Wreck
• Domestic violence: How to get a protection order
• 2 women accused of credit card fraud
• Former delegate’s guilty plea hearing set for today
• Manchin sues Obama over mining
• Verdunville kids learn about fire prevention
• Police arrest Peach Creek man accused of sex assault
• Power bills to increase soon
• County has to borrow school buses
• Turner proclaims Breast Cancer Awareness month
• 2010 Chapmanville Regional Homecoming Court
• Omar woman hurt in minor car crash
• Locals jailed on variety of charges
• Manchin: Obama is wrong on coal
• Switzer church warns of scam
• Gilbert alumni returning home for final games
• WFD commends Gov. Manchin
• One injured in three-car crash
• Bryant discusses fire department grants, help for fire victims
• Wood discusses local drug issues and types of addicts
• Domestic cases have potential for danger
• Jones discusses strategic plans for PRIDE
• Police make weapons, drug arrests
• 2010 Man and Gilbert Homecoming Queens
• Rahall gets $5.8M for local flood project
• Hoosier arrested again on DUI charges
• Mareske named princess of state forest festival
• Ferrell to plead guilty to 2 charges
• Apple Butter Festival
• West Logan council approves increase in garbage rates
• Police make several arrests
• Rachel's Challenge coming to Chapmanville
• Trails bring big bucks to Logan County
• 2010 Man High School Homecoming Court
• PRIDE looks to fill vacant board seat
• Several jailed on drug charges
• Man principal told not to discuss hazing
• Police looking for credit card fraud suspects
• Fireman pleads guilty to setting trailer fire
• Rebellion in the Hills
• Vehicle crashes into back of bus
• Grand Jury returns indictments
• 2010 Logan Homecoming Queen Crowned
• MSHA cites Massey for hundreds of W.Va. violations
• Community rallies to clean fish pond
• Rehab and drug coalitions discussed at Drug Summit
• Man bridge to open soon
• Commission addresses flood woes
• Police round up sex offenders
• Players punished after hazing incident
• West Virginia University Marching Band in Logan
• W.Va. justices wade into graveyard dispute
• Several jailed on a variety of charges
• Chief Logan State Park drilling case at Supreme Court
• Student injured in hazing at Man High
• 2010 Logan High School Homecoming Court
• Boil water notices issued and lifted in Logan County
• Burglars hit Man school bus garage
• DEA agent: Drug problem not getting any better locally
• Cantrell indicted with Ferrell
• Logan Co. Fire School
• Man Police Department nabs burglary suspects
• WVU band to play in Logan on Thursday
• Several jailed on drug charges
• Fake pot causes worry in Logan Co.
• ‘Rebellion in the Hills’ returns this weekend
• Museum hosts discussion about supporting local arts scene
• National Weather Service declares Logan StormReady
• 75 sex offenders in Logan County
• Chief Logan State Park shooting range
• Logan to annex college
• Parking building to be razed
• Police catch escaped convict
• Mock disaster drill a success
• Parking building to be closed indefinitely
• Zamow charged with tax evasion
• Miners head to DC to rally for coal
• Civil War re-enactment set for Chief Logan State Park
• Jason Michael Carroll coming to the Coalfield Jamboree
• Miners rally against Obama administration
• DEA agent coming to Logan Drug Summit
• Hardesty: Caution sign set for dangerous intersection
• Chainsaw safety training held in Chief Logan
• W.Va. lawmakers seek more info on coal economy
• Variety of charges land men in jail
• 3rd Annual Logan County ‘Threat Prep Showcase’ returns
• Logan man shoots past competition to win title
• Auditor in Logan: State in good shape financially
• Several arrested in Logan County
• Friends of Coal Bowl
• Battle of Blair Mtn. reignites — in court
• Cisco named Town of Delbarton Homecoming Princess
• Wyoming Co. businesses stop synthetic pot sales
• Chief Logan Rec Center to offer swim lessons to fourth graders
• Logan man jailed on sex charges
• Synthetic pot sickens 2 in WV, prompts warning
• Elkins man charged with auto break-in
• Oprah’s Williamson show to air next week
• Exchange student needs host family
• County gives $87K in grants
• Silo burns at wood products park
• Local mayors glad to get computer labs
• Police make drug arrests
• Rally in Racine
• Aunt Jennie’s Festival at state park
• Fire strikes in downtown Man
• State radio host: Web can be helpful to outdoorsmen
• Community center on track at Omar
• Police jail 2 on sex crime charges
• Crash proves intersection dangerous
• Museum In The Park At Chiefloganstate Park To Host Arts Listening Tour For...
• Tomblin: WV can survive recession
• New U.S. attorney has local ties
• Rahall helps get communications project started in downtown Logan
• Rahall tours Logan County
• Congressman Rahall in Logan today
• Trails system brings big bucks to Logan County
• Fla. woman accused of breaking into home after car wreck
• Crash at the crosses
• DUIs land 2 in jail on drug charges
• Burglars rob home in broad daylight
• Rahall to be in Logan tomorrow
• Aunt Jennie Festival this weekend
• Crash injures 2, blocks Route 16
• Activists seek ban on strip mining
• Police make drug and theft arrests
• Lifeguards on alert after park pool death
• Coal group has new web site
• Police still looking for suspect in brutal beating
• Manchin, Raese win in primary
• Wildcats make a big splash in opener
• Omar now faced with prostitute problem
• Man arrested on several charges after routine traffic stop
• Handcuffed woman drives off in police car
• Fans get early start on Man-Logan game
• Fireman injured in random shooting
• Oprah in Williamson
• Police make burglary arrests
• Flood victims learn about buyouts
• Tigers getting ready for Friday night kickoff
• Oprah Winfrey taping show in Williamson today
• Hardesty: Rahall offers help with intersection
• County’s first drug dog, Annie, dies
• Police arrest locals on drug charges
• Flood buyout meeting is tonight
• Oprah show being kept private
• Wendy’s re-opens in downtown Logan
• Man tax revision passes
• Mingo Co. gets $1.25M to extend water service
• Adkins retires from city
• Johnson honored for 100th birthday
• End of Summer Blowout
• Lecco gets life for murder of informant
• Ferrell faces revised federal charges
• W.Va. doctor fights feds over clinic raid
• Krasyk discusses modern communications
• New Wendy’s set to open Monday in Logan
• Crowd packs amphitheater for ‘Jungle Book’
• 17th Annual Man Street Fair
• Over $1M approved in flood loans
• Policeman makes drug arrest after witnessing transaction
• Rahall gets $2.9M for local clinic
• Copper theft ring nabbed
• Accused thieves get home confinement
• Bike Rodeo a big hit, will return in 2011
• Chapmanville resident named Boone County’s ‘Teacher of the Year’
• 38th Annual Logan County Fair
• Police arrest Ohio man on drug-dealing charges
• Omar Community Center has open house
• Oprah Winfrey coming to Mingo
• ‘Jungle Book’ set to open tonight
• Bruno residents catch accused burglar
• Banner thanks Shriners for help
• Water woes still plague Man Fire Department
• Massey employees refuse to testify voluntarily
• Young boy dies in Chief Logan pool
• Pineville residents charged in mine cable theft
• Antique collectors host reclamation drive
• Graphic Design class awarded big bucks
• Logan County Fair opens Friday
• 38th Annual Logan County Fair
• Rahall to hold meeting in Logan
• Kids put on talent show in Chief Logan
• Methane monitors cited before blast
• Brutal beating puts 1 in hospital
• Logan puts together city zoning board
• W.Va. health centers to get black lung grants
• Lifeguard explains party procedure for Chief Logan Pool
• Hot dog eating contest is Sat.
• More accused copper thieves arrested
• West Logan town council takes on garbage problem
• Fight turns fatal in Lincoln County
• Logan man arrested for DUI in crash
• Appalachia Service Project returns to Man
• Police arrests in violent incidents
• Community rep: Intersection too dangerous
• Famed storyteller to appear at Logan County Fair
• Codispoti gearing up for tourney
• Oprah show set for Wed. in Mingo
• Paramedic shot after being flagged down by motorist
• One man dead in shooting
• Amherstdale child a victim of vandalism
• Details revealed in fatal Lincoln Co. fight
• Police make several arrests
• Man dies in crash with coal truck
• Police make stabbing arrests
• WVU players, coaches stop in Logan
• Museum in the Park at Chief Logan State Park to Present West Virginia Days
• 'Riding the Rails: Railroads Connecting West Virginia' Exhibit Opens at Museum in the Park

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