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Demolition Slated For Thurmond Area Of New River Gorge Despite Protests
Construction and building removal work is scheduled to begin in late November in the Prince, Thurmond and Brookside areas of New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, despite resistance. The projects will receive approximately $36 million from the Great American Outdoors Act Legacy Restoration Fund, established under legislation signed into...
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Off the Rails Nails: A Story Rooted in History, Inspired by Faith, and Built for Hinton
HINTON- Off the Rails Nails was born from a vision to bring something fresh, memorable, and a little unexpected to Hinton, West Virginia. Off the Rails Nails is a place where guests can leave the stresses of everyday life behind and enjoy a fun, relaxing experience made especially for them. Located inside the historic Tomkies & Sons Building (The Braswell House), a setting rich with character and community history, The name “Off the Rails” represents more than trains--it represents stepping away from the ordinary. It’s about creating a welcoming destination where you can relax, recharge, have fun, and feel beautiful. With vintage-inspired style, hints of the 1920s, and a touch of railroad character, Off the Rails Nails blends historic charm with modern beauty and care. From nails and pedicures to spa services, every detail is being created with the goal of making each visit feel like a little escape. Off the Rails Nails isn’t just a place to get your nails done--it’s a destination designed for personal attention, clean and classy comfort, and fair prices. Off the Rails Nails is locally owned by Martha Braswell, the sole owner of the salon. Martha lives in Jumping Branch with her husband, Greg
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Woodrow Wilson pep rally honors champions, state contenders
Beckley, WV (WOAY) – Woodrow Wilson High School held a pep rally Tuesday morning to recognize its fall athletes, from state qualifiers to state champions. “Our volleyball team is going to the state tournament tomorrow. Our football team starts the state playoffs on Friday. And of course, we wanted to recognize our latest champion in the City of Champions, our 2026 boys soccer team,” said Andrew Pinnick, athletic director at Woodrow Wilson High School.