More Than 7 in 10 W.Va. Students Are Not Reading Proficiently by the End of Third Grade
Are West Virginia’s fourth graders “reading to learn”? That’s the question West Virginia KIDS COUNT poses in a new info-graphic...
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CHILDREN MUST READ TO SUCCEED
WV Kids Count is releasing a revealing report about how well 4th grade students in West Virginia read. The report...
Read moreDetailsClay County has highest percentage of proficient readers by third grade
By Amber Bass With more than seven in ten (73%) West Virginia students unable to read proficiently at the end...
Read moreDetailsCentral WV Aging Services Health Fair and Clinic Coming up
Do you need a flu shot? Have you gotten your yearly lab work? Please attend Central West Virginia Aging Services...
Read moreDetailsHealth Department cleans up Clay
By Amber Bass The Clay County Health Department incorporated a “Clay cleanup” day in this month’s fitness activity. In addition...
Read moreDetailsWest Virginia Blue Book Now Available Online
Senate President Jeff Kessler (D-Marshall) announced today that the West Virginia Blue Book, now in its 92nd printing, is available...
Read moreDetailsGovernor Tomblin Announces West Virginia Share in $82 Million Award From U.S. Labor Department Money to Improve State’s Unemployment Compensation System
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin today announced West Virginia is one of a three-state consortium to receive $82,771,460 from the U.S....
Read moreDetailsDemocrat of the Year
By Amber Bass Mike Asbury was named Democrat of the Year by the local Democratic Executive Committee. “Asbury has all...
Read moreDetailsRahall Announces Service Academy Day for Oct. 5
U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-W.Va.) Wednesday announced that representatives of the U.S. Service Academies, at his request, will be in...
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2013 Clay County High School Art Auction a Success
Baylee Douglas Wacky Apples wins Queen’s Choice Dale Locklear wins Best of Show Mrs. Kerr and The Clay Co. High...
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