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The Role Rural Libraries Play Today, This West Virginia Morning
On this West Virginia Morning, President of the American Library Association, Emily Dubinsky, is on a three-week road trip from New York to the annual Conference in San Diego. Along the way, she will stop at different rural libraries to talk to them about the work they are doing and what they need to continue that work.
Charleston man arrested for shooting that occurred in April, court records say
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — A Charleston man was arrested Friday in relation to a shooting that took place in mid-April, court records say. Stephen Belcher, 52, has been charged with endangerment involving a firearm after he was seen on April 18 on a porch along Washington Street W, firing into a residence through a glass door, according to a complaint filed with the Kanawha County Magistrate Court.
Clear Fork Rail Trail ribbon cutting set for next week
WHITEVILLE, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Raleigh County Parks and Recreation has announced a ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the first phase of the Clear Fork Rail Trail’s opening. Construction has been completed on the first 4.87 miles of the multi-use, non-motorized trail – the first of two phases which will result in the establishment of a 14.6-mile […]
WV Oil Marketer & Grocers Association Campaign Raises Over $137,000 For Children in Need of Assistance
CHARLESTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The West Virginia Oil Marketers & Grocers Association (OMEGA) raised $137,238 during their Every Child Deserves a Loving Home Mother’s Day Campaign to help children across the state dealing with crisis in the family. “West Virginians take care of their own; particularly our children,” said Traci Nelson, President of OMEGA. “We […]
North-South Classic (Day 2): Minor a major player for North Bears
INSTITUTE, W. Va. (WCHS) — One of the top honors for West Virginia high school football is the Chuck Howley Award, which goes to the best linebacker. North Marion's Casey Minor was the winner this past season. This week, he's a part of the North team for the WCHS-TV/FOX 11 North-South Football Classic.
Charleston businesses, organizations decorate windows for Pride Month competition
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Some Charleston businesses and organizations are showing their support for Pride Month by decorating their storefronts. Seven businesses and organizations have entered into a contest put on by the Rainbow Pride of West Virginia. They say the contest is an effort to help the city become a work of art during Pride Month and FestivALL.
First school year after Third Grade Success Act draws to a close
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The first full school year with implementation of the Third Grade Success Act has wrapped up in West Virginia. The legislation aims to improve math and reading skills for students in grades K-3 by providing funding to place teaching aids in classrooms statewide. Aides have been...
Dirty Birds' Gearin breaking barriers in broadcast booth
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — It takes a lot of people and great effort to run a professional sports team, and Jill Gearin is one of the many that help make going to a Charleston Dirty Birds game a fun experience. Gearin’s voice may be familiar to Dirty Birds fans....
Boone County ambulance overturns in multiple-vehicle crash along Route 119
DANVILLE, W.Va. (WCHS) — An ambulance involved in a three-vehicle crash overturned in Boone County Monday afternoon. The wreck occurred about 12:40 p.m. at the intersection of Route 119 and Route 3 in Danville after a car ran a red light and struck the ambulance, according to emergency dispatchers.
Mobile FEMA disaster recovery centers to open in Boone, Fayette counties
FAYETTE COUNTY, BOONE COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — The Federal Emergency Management Agency has announced plans to open disaster recovery centers in Fayette County and Boone counties to assist residents affected by severe weather that occurred in early April. The Fayette County center will open at the Memorial Building -...
West Virginia restaurants could get tourism boost after Smith’s James Beard Award win
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) — West Virginia tourism is likely to get a nice bounce after Monday night’s nationwide James Beard Awards. For the first time ever, a West Virginia chef won the “Oscars” of the restaurant business. A Capitol Market watch party went wild Monday night when Chef Paul Smith was announced as “Best Chef […]
Annual West Virginia Coal Festival returning to Madison
MADISON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The annual West Virginia Coal Festival is set to take place in Madison from June 18 to June 22. This year’s festival promises a rich blend of history, entertainment, and community activities, celebrating West Virginia’s coal heritage. The festival will feature a variety of entertainment options for all age groups, including […]
Kanawha County mourns retired circuit judge
KANAWHA COUNTY, WV (WOWK) – Kanawha County is mourning the loss of a former judge known for being a trailblazer from a young age. On Wednesday, the Kanawha County Commission announced the passing of the retired Judge Herman Canady, Jr. He served as a Kanawha County Circuit Judge from 1982 until his retirement in 2002. […]
OP-ED: Homeschooling Not to Blame for Boone County Tragedy
The recent tragedy of Kyneddi Miller in Boone County is a heartbreaking and grievous tragedy that should never have occurred. It is imperative to identify the true causes of this failure, rectify them if possible, and demand accountability. Sadly, instead of taking responsibility for the failures that resulted in this death, leaders are resorting to […] The post OP-ED: Homeschooling Not to Blame for Boone County Tragedy appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
U.S. Attorney Will Thompson participates in SRDRC softball tournament
CHARLESTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – United States Attorney Will Thompson of the Southern District of West Virginia was part of the roster, along with other office staff, on Friday for the latest Southwestern Regional Day Report Center (SRDRC) Slow Pitch Softball Tournament. The tournament took place for the eleventh year beginning at 9:15am at the Lick […]
Head of the Class: Maxwell Molessa named first-team captain for Class A
CHARLESTON – In a season where Class A state champion Charleston Catholic placed four members on the all-state first team, Williamstown senior Maxwell Molessa of runner-up Williamstown was chosen captain of the top unit by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. The Yellowjacket, who made 11 appearances on the...
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