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• St. Clair’s Family Martial Arts Club wins showdown
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• THIS WEEK IN WEST VIRGINIA HISTORY
• Nearly 400 look for work at Logan job fair
• Helmick speaks to Madison Rotary Club
• Five members of the Madison Rotary Club inducted as charter members
• Law Enforcement Officers Memorial adds 2 locals
• Boone County remembers children lost to violence
• Highway markers to honor W.Va. veterans
• U.S. attorney honors Boone high school juniors
• MCP Enterprises - A growing success story
• Boone County Fair officials speak to county commissioners
• Danville man sent to prison
• Madison woman sent to prison
• Gordon man electrocuted while allegedly trying to steal copper
• Boone County grand jury indicts 39 people
• Ottawa man sent to prison for burglary
• Mother arrested for passing prescriptions of her dead daughter
• Boone County to begin ‘Crime Victims’ Rights Week activities
• Annual 'Coal Festival' will feature country music legend John Anderson
• West Virginia observes 'moment of silence' on tragic UBB mine explosion anniversary
• New Boone Memorial Hospital in ‘Phase I’
• On the Two-Year Anniversary of the Upper Big Branch Mine Disaster, New Documentary TV Special Explores Life for West Virginians in the Wake of the Catastrophe
• American Pickers “pick” in Mingo; visit historical Coal House
• W.Va. continues lawsuit against federal EPA; New rule will effectively prevent any new coal-fired power plants from being built, officials say
• Foundation gets $5,000 from Landau concert
• Hardy paddlers complete the 100 mile Coal River Water Trail
• State Auditor presents Madison VFD with check
• The Appalachian Council Head Start program will be hosting an open house
• Sydnor named ‘Cadet of the Year’
• Two injured in hit and run in Uneeda
• Logan, Lincoln counties hit hard by flooding
• UBB MEMORIAL RECEIVES SECOND LARGEST CONTRIBUTION TO DATE
• Store clerk claims hospital administrator pulls out knife
• Two Lincoln officials pleaded guilty today in federal court
• Landau to perform at Madison benefit
• Rahall: Decrease in coal demand is temporary
• New Family Court Building expected to be completed by May
• County Commission disappointed with water company’s proposal
• Three suspects in hostage case get time waivers
• Local lawyer knows how to fight
• Feds energy outlook doesn’t look good for coal
• Madison Mayor: City is doing well financially
• Alpha announces cuts in coal production, jobs
• Hundreds say goodbye to paramedic Sarah Nodurft
• Boone man arrested for murder
• Project helping to preserve Boone County’s history
• Scott students participate in ‘Teens for Jeans’
• Paramedic collapses, dies at restaurant
• Boone County Grand Jury indicts 37 people
• Third Arrest in Boone Co. Hostage Case
• Prenter water study error confirmed
• Additional Arrest in Boone Co. Hostage Case
• Sherman students move to ‘Cupid Shuffle’
• Boone County man holds five hostage, burns house
• Boone Co. Sheriff's Office Makes Drug Arrests
• Consumer Protection Education in Madison
• Boone County team takes training
• Commissioner first to file
• Boone County man found guilty on 89 counts of sexual abuse
• Madison woman found unconscious in running vehicle with child
• Doctor named ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’
• Pace named executive editor for newspaper group
• REV UP Madison announces 2011 Christmas decorating winners
• Landau tickets on sale
• Miner says supervisor, others abused his post-traumatic stress disorder
• Celebration at the courthouse… Captain retires, announces run for Sheriff
• New year brings snow to Boone County
• Danville woman set to prison for violating probation
• County Commission receives recycling grant
• Topping’s Exhaust under investigation by state tax department; Matter scheduled before Boone County magistrate
• 21st Century Learning… Boone County students visit Clay Center
• Danville woman heading to prison
• Madison woman arrested for DUI, again
• Wharton teacher accused of drug charges loses job at school
• BOONE COUNTY COURT NEWS:
• New Boone ‘Honors Academy’ ready to open its doors
• Madison Elementary School receives SBA funds
• WARNING: GROUND BEEF RECALL
• Woman killed in crash on Corridor G in Boone County
• Commission supports V.F.W. Christmas Food Basket Drive
• W.Va. Board strengthens student behavior policy
• Manchin gives coal as 'Secret Santa'
• GOVERNOR TOMBLIN PRESENTS SMALL CITIES BLOCK GRANTS FOR 23 PROJECTS
• Boone students ‘Shop with a Cop’; Annual Christmas program puts big smiles on many faces
• Interviews shed light on Massey
• Boone County Schools funds new school-based probation officer
• Boone Co. Sheriff's Office begins random drug testing
• Commission supports cell tower project
• Alpha responds to MSHA-UBB settlement
• Residents opposed to closing of Uneeda Post Office; Seven Boone County sites being considered for closure
• Participants graduate from drug court
• Hatfield-McCoy Trail founder Whitt dies
• Former Coal Valley News reporter dies
• Local Director Elected to State Post
• Wharton school teacher arrested on drug charges
• Danville woman dies in car crash
• Child, sexual abuse charges facing Boone man; Police say man was also operating a meth lab
• PSC Transportation Enforcement Officer Appointed to International Safety Team
• Free Thanksgiving dinners available
• Precipitation to continue on big holiday travel day
• Three plead in circuit court
• Boone Memorial Hospital’s events honor, help veterans
• Perdue tells staff to assist in federal investigation
• Man sentenced to prison after drugs found in Ashford
• Madison Troop 289 participates in scouting for food project
• Suddenlink announces lineup changes
• Police bust meth lab in Foster with children inside home
• Kirkendoll takes seat in W.Va. Senate replacing Tomblin
• Appalachian Children’s Chorus in concert at Madison Baptist Church
• Coal River Group receives highest honor
• Former state Senator appointed to state BOE
• Former state Senate president dies at home
• Ashford man killed in ATV crash
• Boone community, coal company joining forces to create a new park
• Ashford-Rumble Elementary Fall Festival today
• Boone County students get new educational opportunities with Clay Center
• Kinder named BMH ‘Employee of the Month’
• Seniors will receive Social Security increase, officials announce
• Boone County ‘Trick-or-Treat’ times set
• Julian man sentenced to prison for possessing child porn
• Jaycees back with ‘Trail of Terror’
• Whitesville man arrested by Beckley police
• All Aboard! Model railroad clubs hope to get interest rolling again with local show
• Technology in and out of the classroom
• Learning beyond the classroom walls
• Madison man sentenced to prison on Oxycodone distribution charge
• Missing Dog Reunited with Family
• Utility assistance program in trouble
• MISSING DOG
• Parent upset over son's bus beating
• Seniors enjoy ‘Pioneer Days’ at Racine
• Three arrested for stealing copper
• Murder case sent to grand jury
• New family-owned store opens in Julian
• Intruder shot during alleged home invasion
• Upper Big Branch Memorial update released
• Hospital announces vaccine, flu shot clinics
• Patriot Coal announces new agreements with UMWA
• Tomblin elected governor of West Virginia; Democrat easily carries Boone County in unofficial results
• Walk at BMH raises funds for breast cancer awareness
• BREAKING NEWS: Scott vs. Westside Game Rescheduled
• UPDATE: Scott vs. Westside game ruled "no contest"
• Scott homecoming game canceled after no refs were scheduled
• Many pregnant women abusing drugs
• Sheriff gives update on injured deputy
• Boone man killed elderly mother, struck deputy with vehicle
• UPDATE: Suspect captured in murder investigation in Ashford area of Boone County
• Boone couple says bank holding up property sale
• Innocent until proven guilty? Lawyer says this is not true for principal accused of smoking at school
• Thirty-two indicted by grand jury
• Former UBB miner sentenced
• W.Va. health officials combat epidemic of drug abuse
• Hospital health fair set for Friday, Oct. 14
• Vera Baker, beloved Sunday School teacher, turns 100
• Boone County Board of Education News
• Troopers scoop up alleged drug dealers across county
• LANDAU WINS!
• PRINCIPAL TELLS STORY TO TELEVISION STATION Keith Phipps tells his story after being accused of using meth at school
• Danville teams up to provide shoes to children
• Schools pay tribute to victims of 9/11
• Landau does it his way to win 'America's Got Talent'
• Boone County Career & Technical Center finally reopens after meth clean-up
• September 13 Is The Deadline To Register To Vote In October Special Election
• Four individuals arrested on drug, child neglect allegations
• All three Boone County high school football teams lose Friday night
• Parents concerned about snake problem at Brookview Elementary
• Man killed on Corridor G in Boone County
• Groups to provide shoes for needy kids this Saturday
• BOE president to propose new drug rules for educators
• Rush hour rain leads to crashes
• Abbot mom: My son is no monster
• Surprising development in Phipps case
• Help us remember Sept. 11, 2001
• Opening Ceremony: Blair Community Center and Museum
• Alleged drug dispute leads to Ottawa shooting late Monday
• Green honored as first “Service Personnel of the Year” award
• Former newspaper publisher dies
• New cell tower up for needy area of county
• Madison Medical Group one of first primary care practices in state to attain electronic health record designation
• Governor signs coal severance, food tax bills
• Back to School for Madison - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Police looking for alleged robber
• Man killed at Walmart
• Sylvester Community Center “devastated” by copper thieves, mayor says
• Boone County voters defeat school levy by almost 3-to-1 margin
• Lincoln County man pleads guilty to crimes against nature
• Boone County school bond vote set for Saturday
• Facts about Boone school bond released
• Deputies arrest man for child porn possession
• Flooding causing major concerns at Christian school
• Boone fight over school bond surfaces on Facebook
• Miner killed in accident
• Blair Mountain battle on television Sunday
• Boone County Health Department restaurant and grocery story inspections
• BMH moves forward with plans to build new hospital
• Boone Commission adopts drug-testing policy
• Commission approves raises for all employees
• Coal severance bill passes state Legislature
• BMH employee, Mark Linville, helps local youth
• Meth Cleanup Started at Boone County Schools
• WORKING IN AMERICA – BATTLE FOR BLAIR MOUNTAIN
• Jesco White gets married!
• Danville man arrested for delivery of marijuana
• New principal for Madison Elementary
• Parts of Boone County under boil water advistory
• STATE TREASURER WARNS WEST VIRGINIANS OF NATIONWIDE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY EMAIL SCAM
• Boone County native, recording star to appear at Boone County Fair
• Boone County hit hard by USPS closing list
• COMMISSION SUPPORTS WV COAL FESTIVAL
• Boone County Fair continues Wednesday
• Kanawha senators want district with Putnam, not Boone
• America Loves Landau
• UPDATE: Career Center closed due to meth residue
• Madison woman turns 100 years old
• Looking for a way to beat the heat? Visit Water Ways theme park!
• Career Center closed due to meth residue
• ‘The Aracoma Story’ now playing
• Suit by respiratory maker blames black lung on Massey
• Boone County Fair starts July 30
• Bridge dedicated to father, grandfather and community leader
• Sharples man slices own throat, gets arrested
• Kingery leaves Scott for Berwick, Pa.
• Public asked to help with school bond
• Man charged with sexual assault of 7-year-old
• Alleged burglars steal unusual items
• Couple arrested in connection with Boone home invasion
• Brother and sister arrested after police chase that injured officer, ends near Water Ways in Julian
• Two plead guilty in child neglect charges
• Dog survives vicious man attack
• ‘Bloodbath’ in Cazy, police say
• Religious, social groups ask W.Va. leaders to save programs for poor
• Lincoln County man sues retailers who sold bath salts
• Hooray for Hollywood
• Highway named after Boone icon...‘John Protan Highway’ dedicated to community leader
• Police testify in hearing regarding teacher accused of using meth at school
• BMH reaches certification goal
• MSHA report claims Massey kept two sets of books on safety
• E-waste bill causes some trouble for Boone County
• Health boot camp at newly renovated Hill Wellness Center
• Bath Salts: Dangerous and Illegal in West Virginia
• BMH Construction commencing soon, administrator says
• Marty Stuart rocks main stage at WV Coal Festival
• New country music duo graces Coal Festival’s main stage
• Some claim tornado hit Lick Creek
• Severe thunderstorm warning, tornado watch issued for Boone County
• WV Coal Festival opens with “Miners Memorial Service”
• Exotic animals part of WV Coal Festival this year
• No ‘eminent domain’ in West Madison, official says
• West Virginia Coal Festival underway in Madison
• CARNIVAL IS IN TOWN!
• WEST VIRGINIA COAL FESTIVAL PAGEANT 2011
• HealthNet celebrates 25th anniversary
• Coal Festival starts this weekend in Madison
• County administrator explains policy
• The new ‘Battle of Blair Mountain’; Marchers fear mountain could be destroyed
• UMWA reaches tentative agreement with Bituminous Coal Operators' Association
• Gov Tomblin calls on EPA to stop hurting WV
• AEP says hundreds of jobs in West Virginia would be eliminated under proposed EPA rules
• Union declines to join march
• No decision reached on high school renovations
• Boone icon dies
• Blair Mountain march continues in Boone County
• Protesters begin weeklong march to Blair Mountain
• Protestors not camping at Madison Pool after all
• Tire collection set for Boone County
• Blair marchers will be camping in Madison, officials say
• It’s official: Massey is now Alpha
• Over 250 Boone County high school students graduate
• Madison widow arrested for allegedly stealing copper
• Alleged pill supplier busted by State Police
• Comfort man pleads guilty to grand larceny; Two plead in theft cases
• Van High School graduation tonight at 6 p.m.
• Sherman High School graduation ceremony can be seen live online tonight
• Another K2 bust in Boone County; police continue to find large quantities of the synthetic drug
• County auction coming soon
• Two educators arrested on drug charges
• Manchin staff member will be in Boone County Tuesday
• Boil water advisory lifted in parts of Boone County
• Boil water advisory issued for all of Boone County
• UBB mine explosion report released
• K2, Bath Salts cases in early stages, prosecutor says
• County approves new home officer
• Couple arrested on child neglect charges
• Unofficial Results From The 2011 Special Gubernatorial Election
• Tomblin appears to be winning Democrat side for governor
• Hunter shot by another hunter near Nellis
• Two arrested in Boone County regarding Logan County stabbing
• Statewide Plan In Place To Assist Election Officials, Help Voters Report Election Law Violations
• Van Man Accused of Dealing Drugs in Madison
• Counselor arrested on sex, drug charges
• Gastroenterologist serving the local area; Bassam Haffar, M.D., partners with Boone Memorial Hospital
• Man arrested after being found standing over goat, wearing women’s underwear
• Governor participates in early voting
• Summer Youth Program
• Early Voting In Special Election Begins Friday April 29
• 'Drug Take Back' event scheduled for Saturday
• Drug sweep nets arrests
• A true American hero honored...Highway named for Marine killed in Vietnam
• Boone grand jury returns 49 indictments
• Public meeting scheduled for Prenter residents on Tuesday, April 26
• Two men enter guilty pleas
• MSHA issued 134 citations regarding problem mines
• Water bills increased as of Tuesday, April 19
• Peytona woman enters guilty plea regarding meth charges
• Boone County child advocacy center project needs help
• Woman admits involvement in 2009 murder
• OHIO MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FEDERAL DRUG CHARGES
• Man killed in mobile home fire in Boone County
• Need a job?
• Boone County Schools will receive requested $6 million
• Boone County celebrates ‘Crime Victims Rights Week’
• West Virginia Coal Festival schedule announced
• Governor declares state of emergency in Boone County
• Madison artist’s drawing honoring 29 Upper Big Branch miners stirs emotions
• Public hearing on UBB June 29
• Country singer writes tribute song to UBB miners
• Memorial services pays tribute to 29 miners lost in disaster
• Live broadcast of the UBB memorial service in Whitesville today at 6 p.m.
• North Carolina man arrested with large amount of pills
• One public, one private memorial planned to mark mine disaster
• Man arrested for allegedly receiving, transporting stolen copper
• Several ‘bath salts’ arrests, death reported in Boone County
• Principal, teacher being investigated for drug charges
• Deputy resigns after alleged investigation
• Victim speaks out regarding kidnapping case
• Manchin speaks to Boone seniors...Introduces ‘Silver Alert’
• Big plans for Madison pool if funding can be obtained
• Couple sues for son’s injuries at UBB
• Danville Clean-Up Day scheduled for Saturday, April 9
• County may have found answer to electronics disposal problem
• Scott loses championship game to Oak Hill
• Scott headed for Class AA championship game after defeating Poca
• A historic look at the Town of Danville; First sidewalks built in 1912
• Cook guest speak at Madison Rotary
• Making bright future possible for two Boone mothers
• Governor proclaims ‘Danville Day’ on June 25, 2011
• Coal Valley News editor recognized by WV Senate; Journalist honored for herioc rescue of four teen girls
• Accused meth makers admit guilt
• 4-year-old Yorkshire Terrier wins ‘Cutest Pet Contest’; ‘Beans Mania’ sweeps across Boone County in February
• Coal miners considered ‘citizen warriors’ by company
• Convicted murder seeks new trial
• Madison funeral home accuses former president of embezzling
• Pair arrested for operating meth lab at Lick Creek
• Stollings pushes coal severance bill through Senate
• Boone County Schools ‘Needs Project’ to be presented
• Danville planning 100th anniversary
• Coal Museum in downtown Madison gets new sign
• Are you or someone you love addicted to alcohol?
• SEVERE WEATHER: Tornado watch issued for Boone County
• Seth woman headed to prison
• Young woman arrested for assault of retired deputy
• Automobile accidents remain under investigation
• New truck for animal shelter
• Four teens survive car crash with stranger's help
• Retired Boone deputy allegedly assaulted, robbed by young woman and another person
• No more county vehicles from work to home
• Boone native, state Treasurer John Perdue announces candidacy for governor
• Auction at Scott High School this Saturday
• All Boone County schools closed Thurday due to winter weather
• Corridor G in Boone County reopens after being closed temporarily Tuesday evening
• Some Madison homes without electric power last night
• Man arrested for sexual assault by a parent
• Alleged car thief arrested by police
• Rahall makes remarks about Anchor Road Water project
• Coal Valley News is now on Twitter; newspaper also has a Facebook Web page
• Governor meets with firefighters
• Parents speak at DUI causing death case
• Drug court graduate recalls tough times before triumph
• Father reaches plea deal in son’s death
• Safe driver awards given to 27 Boone County school bus drivers c
• Student makes threat on Obama
• Synthetic drug ban clears hurdle
• Rent-A-Center shooter sentenced
• APPALACHIAN POWER MOBILIZES WORKERS IN PREPARATION FOR STORM
• Boone County grand jury hands down indictments
• Danville man arrested on child porn charges
• Coal rally draws large crowd
• Winter weather advisory issued across southern coal field counties
• Rally for coal set for today; environmentalist groups will also attend
• Students learn about Internet safety; Slighest amount of information can lead to danger
• Stollings: Tomblin strong on coal, jobs
• Former Coal Valley News publisher now governor’s top advisor
• Rally for coal set for Thursday
• 2011 "STATE OF THE STATE" ADDRESS BY GOVERNOR EARL RAY TOMBLIN
• EPA revokes mine permit; WV's political leaders speak out against ruling
• Boone County Schools closed Thursday due to weather
• Forecast calls for more snow today and tonight
• Critical issues facing fire departments
• Boone County launching new program for kids — "Imagination Library"
• 14 Eagle Scouts honored by West Virginia governor
• Winter weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service for Madison and Boone County
• Man dies in early morning accident
• The Big Mountains...Whitesville man pays tribute to Upper Big Branch miners
• Proposed walk bridge would link communities
• Zickefoose sworn in for second term as Circuit Clerk
• Child neglect charges lead to felony conviction
• Boone County Clerk makes national "worst bosses" list
• Four injured in mine accident at Prenter
• Hazardous weather outlook issued for Boone County
• Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin releases the statement regarding the rules of the State Senate
• Coal Valley News continues to improve product
• Madison residents dontate to help kids this Christmas
• 2010 Boone County “All-County” football team announced
• Letters to Santa in this Wednesday's edition of the Coal Valley News!!!
• Boone County schools remain closed; road conditions updated
• Severe weather hits Boone County
• Man charged in decades old sex allegations
• Foster retires from Boone Memorial Hospital board
• 3rd annual 'Shop with a Cop' event treated 21 children to very special day
• Sheriff's Office holding 3rd Annual 'Shop with a Cop' this Saturday
• REV UP Madison hosts annual Christmas celebration
• Blankenship retiring from Massey at end of year
• Alleged drunk driver had previous convictions, records show
• Funeral director accused of misusing funds
• County Clerk being sued for sexual harrassment
• Hunting brings millions of dollars to state’s economy
• Governor attends bus company ceremony in Hamlin
• Man shot by parent had criminal past
• Massey holds press conference in Julian
• Musical Christmas, art show coming in December
• Tomblin, Rahall to speak at ceremony
• Fatal shooting reported in Danville
• 2010 West Virginia deer gun season begins on Monday
• Former Boone resident dies in motor vehicle crash
• Animal shelter abuse investigation
• Tomblin sworn in as governor
• S.T.A.G.E. 2010 production begins Thursday
• Convicted felon denied new trial
• Tomblin to be sworn in as West Virginia's governor today
• Quinland attempted robbery suspect arrested
• Boone shelter owner blames lack of help for animals condition, Charleston newspaper reports
• Community urged to adopt abused, neglected animals
• More than 100 dogs and cats were rescued from a Boone County animal shelter, WSAZ TV 3 reports
• Former Boone educator replaced on state BOE
• Boone County honors Veterans!
• Tomblin: "I‘m ready to lead West Virginia"
• Children found amid drugs, filth in Danville, police say
• Two arrested for gross neglect of children
• New ‘Lovin Ink Tattoos’ shop opens in Danville
• Dozens march onto ‘reclaimed’ mine site to plant trees
• Manchin: Tomblin will do good job as governor
• Democrats dominate in Boone County
• ELECTION RESULTS TO BE POSTED ONLINE HERE ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3
• Man charged in Halloween DUI accident
• Madison Middle School football team in championship game tonight!
• Wharton-Barrett Volunteer Fire Department will host an open house
• Ceremony held for new computers at Madison Fire Department
• Secretary of State comes to Madison Rotary
• County increases scope of work on annex building
• Ground broken for Turtle Creek water project
• New ‘Honors Academy’ to be built in Boone; Stollings gets $2 million for education
• Halloween Dance
• Hundreds of Boone miners jobs in jeopardy
• Boone students participate in Washington conference
• Boone County receives half a million in grants
• Walk and Roll-A-Thon to benefit St. Jude Children’s Hospital
• Courthouse to benefit from grant
• Guilty verdict for former fugitive from justice
• Sherman principal honored as ‘Distinguished Scholar’
• Madison’s ‘Patriotic Point’
• Local fire departments need help
• Tournament to benefit law enforcement family scheduled
• Boone County Trick-Or-Treat times announced
• Second trial try for accused sex offender
• Rotary program focuses on Alzheimer’s research at BRNI
• Secret Santa needs help
• Seth church celebrates 183 years of faith
• Volunteers help community build new playground
• Breast Cancer Awareness Day set for Oct. 4
• Boone Memorial Hospital’s ‘Health Fair’ scheduled for Friday, Oct. 1
• Boone County grand jury indictments handed down
• New grocery store being built in Seth
• Fire School this weekend in Madison
• Locals attend Poppy Mountain Bluegrass Festival
• Prosecutor appoints new chief assistant
• Pennsylvania murder suspect arrested in Danville
• Van honors Toler; son plays on team
• K2 herbal incense — a harmless herb or dangerous drug?
• More money for Prenter Road water service...maybe
• Grand opening showcases new Boone Raleigh Community Center facility
• Keeping history alive in small community of Nellis
• Sheriff’s office to collect prescription drugs Sept. 25
• RESA 3 volunteers educate parents, students about AmberVision
• Group planning trip to D.C. to fight for coal
• Boone County’s Constitution Day to honor late Sen. Byrd
• Scott football team opens season tonight on the road
• Boone schools measure up as federal, state standards increase
• Multi National Forces in Iraq honor 29 coal miners killed at Upper Big Branch mine
• Massey Energy donates $10,000 to Scott softball team
• Whitesville memorial vandalized again
• Boone Memorial Hospital News
• 2010 Boone County High School Football Preview available tomorrow inside The Coal Valley News!
• Boone Health Department releases important information about nationwide egg recall
• Parade, pageant, music and more all part of this year's Boone County Fair
• New portraits of Mullins to be placed inside Madison Civic Center
• Woman awarded over $2 million in lawsuit vs. CSX
• Chad Pennington's 1st and 10 Foundation looking for help to build playground in West Madison
• Fight turns fatal in Lincoln County
• Special election set for the U.S. Senate in West Virginia
• Deep-rooted African-American history in coal mining to be recognized at ‘Soul of Coal’ e
• New prosecutor sworn in by judge
• Gazette updates fatal fight story
• Raese, Warner file for Senate: 11 others vie for late Sen. Byrd's unexpired term
• Byrd remembered as true friend of Boone County
• County prosecutor retires after 18 years of service
• UPDATE
• New variety shop opens in downtown Madison
• Memorial Day ceremony honors veterans
• Flooding death reported in Boone County
• New mine training facility opens in Seth
• Harper is Madison Rotary Club ‘Citizen of the Year’
• Boone native appointed to WVU board
• Electric bills in Boone County increasing
• Van honor graduate accomplishes patriotic project
• Coal River Water Trail gains popularity
• Madison Baptist Church celebrates 100th anniversary
• Miners’ memorial tribute scheduled for Coal Festival
• Owner of property declared ‘public nuisance’ by Madison responds
• Two accused of sex crimes could face trial soon
• Rehabilitating old building part of downtown Madison revitalization efforts
• STORY UPDATE
• New bridge dedicated for fallen Chapmanville Police Officer
• Boone public schools now offering summer programs
• Marion miner dies: Coal falls from roof at Loveridge
• Sumpter new president of Boone BOE
• Van teacher named county’s ‘Teacher of the Year’
• Massey reports losing over $88 million in second quarter; Company plans to resume extracting coal b
• Boone Memorial Hospital now provides latest in mammography
• New soup kitchen opens in Danville
• Fire at Nellis destroys old Armco warehouse
• Serious issues facing volunteer fire departments
• West Virginia Coal Festival photograph slide show
• Boone BOE votes to accept 10-year facilities plan
• Manchin to run for Byrd’s Senate seat
• Man stabbed at Coal Festival; Teen also charged with felony after threatening to blow up carnival ri
• Boone County video tour just a click away
• Boil-water advisory for Gordon area
• Memorial race funds to be used to build new playground
• Is the new Jesco White documentary film good for Boone County or an embarrassment?
• Flash flood watch issued for Boone County
• Miners’ memorial, Tippin concert highlight Coal Festival
• Madison hears from 'public nuisance' property owner
• Madison declares residence, property a ‘public nuisance’
• STATE WILL HONOR THE DISTINGUISHED LIFE OF U.S. SEN. ROBERT C. BYRD
• West Virginia Coal Festival
• Healthy You 2008: An Exciting New Program Implemented at Boone Memorial Hospital

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