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New River CTC Offers Winter Session
BEAVER, W.Va. (WVDN) — New River Community and Technical College will offer a winter session Dec. 14 through Jan. 15, giving students a chance to earn college credits during the winter break. The session will feature a variety of courses, including general education classes that can help students make progress toward a degree or certificate. […] The post New River CTC Offers Winter Session appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .
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Appalachian Bowl youth football games a big hit
NITRO, W.Va. (WCHS) — Nitro was the place to be this weekend to watch some of the best young talent in West Virginia. The Appalachian Bowl games were close, hard hitting and offered some wild finishes. In the D-Team bracket, St. Albans took on the Ripley Vikings. Levi Steele...
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Letter to the Editor: He Didn’t Just Leave: The Part of the Story the BSU Board Didn’t Tell
When Bluefield State University Board of Governors Chairman Charlie Cole discussed President Darrin Martin’s departure from a special-called Board meeting, he stated that the Board intended to speak with the president after executive session, but when the session ended, “the president had left and was not available to speak to the board.”
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Parker, Kenney lead Miners to 54-8 win at Lincoln County
HAMLIN. W.Va. – Following last week’s nail-biting and disappointing loss at Logan last week before a WCHS TV-8 audience the Mingo Central High School football team made last Friday’s road game at Lincoln County a business trip. With a sense of urgency, and after falling four spots...
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Scott High School clubs give students time to connect, explore interests
BOONE COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — At Scott High School, students are getting a break from the usual schoolwork to spend time doing something they enjoy. The school offers dozens of clubs, giving students a chance to explore their interests, learn new skills and connect with their classmates. From making...
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Bluefield State University’s interim president meets with faculty, staff; shares vision for future
BLUEFIELD, W.Va. — The new leader of Bluefield State University may have work to do, but he’s determined to hit the ground running. Interim President Dr. Ronald A. Johnson, named to the position by the Bluefield State Board of Governors earlier this week, answered questions from faculty and staff for about an hour Thursday afternoon. Johnson’s impressive resume includes a national honor from his previous stop at Clark Atlanta University, when the American Enterprise Institute named him one of the Top 10 College Presidents of the 21st Century.