After credit downgrade, Justice asks for furlough bill
Following the recent downgrade of the state's bond rating by Moody's Investors Service, Governor Jim Justice is urging the West...
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Shriner named to dean’s list
Thomas Shriner, a member of the class of 2019 from Newton, has been named to the fall 2016 dean's list...
Read moreDetailsWV innovators launch digital advocacy platform
Advocacy just got a little easier with Tuesday’s launch of OSAY (www.osay.co), a new, easy-to-use digital tool that works to...
Read moreDetailsClay County preschool and kindergarten registration
Welcome to Clay County’s Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration. We are so excited about the opportunity to serve you and your...
Read moreDetailsNational FFA Week celebrated Feb. 18-25
It's National FFA Week February 18-25. More than 4,600 young adults participate in the program across West Virginia. From raising...
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Anderson and Hopkins to wed
Amy Anderson and Jonathan Hopkins The parents and families of Amy Anderson and Jonathan Hopkins are pleased to announce the...
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Charleston author publishes spiritual memoir
"I Am a Living Testimony," a new book by Lewis R. Taylor Sr., has been released by RoseDog Books....
Read moreDetailsNew poll shows West Virginia opinions on broadband issues
A recent study conducted on behalf of West Virginia for Broadband examines the perspective of the state's residents on a...
Read moreDetailsSenate continues cleanup of state’s obsolete rules and regulations
In keeping with its pledge to improve the prospects for jobs in West Virginia by eliminating unnecessary and outdated regulations,...
Read moreDetailsReport: ‘Pervasive’ threats of lead in school drinking water
By Dan Heyman In the wake of the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, a new report says lead in schools' drinking water...
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