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Tazewell County Judge Hurley to retire, but not before ruling on a challenge to a constitutional amendment recently approved by voters

Tazewell County Circuit Judge Jack Hurley, who heard a challenge to Virginia’s mid-decade redistricting effort earlier this year, plans to retire in December after ruling on a challenge to the reproductive healthcare constitutional amendment. The post Tazewell County Judge Hurley to retire, but not before ruling on a challenge to a constitutional amendment recently approved by voters appeared first on Cardinal News .

Tazewell County, VA · 2d

WSAZ

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On and off closures expected on Route 3 for mine belt removal

Boone County, WV · 18h

Mingo Messenger

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Prestera officially opens new office in Mingo County

Prior to Nov. 5, Huntington-based Prestera Health Services had nine satellite offices in southern West Virginia fulfilling the health organization’s mission of offering both behavioral health and a great many wrap-around network care services to those in need of them. However, that number of satellite offices changed Nov. 5...

Mingo County, WV · 1d
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These 7 West Virginia Drive-In Restaurants Still Bring Food Right To Your Car Window

A giant mug of root beer sits on top of one of these restaurants. It’s the kind of sign that makes you hit the brakes before your brain even catches up. At several spots on this list, a server walks right up to your car. They take your order, then come back with a tray that hooks onto your window.

West Virginia · 1d
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Roundabout planned for Pikeville; motorists asked to complete survey

PIKEVILLE, Ky. — The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is preparing to construct its first roundabout in the city of Pikeville, and the agency wants your input. Roundabouts are circular intersections that replace traditional intersections using stop signs or traffic lights. Vehicles travel counterclockwise around a center island, yielding to traffic already in the circle.

Pikeville, KY · 2d

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Clintwood declines to reconsider manufactured home request

CLINTWOOD, Va. — The Clintwood Town Council declined to reconsider its rejection of a request to place a 2009 manufactured home on a residential lot after a discussion about housing availability, neighborhood concerns and the town’s zoning requirements. A motion to reconsider the earlier decision failed, leaving the...

Clintwood, VA · 3d

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Wyoming County Courthouse News: Nov. 6–12, 2026

Robert Kenneth Vanhoy, Elaine S. Vanhoy and Linda Carol Domi → Hunter David Vanhoy and Savannah Paige Vanhoy. 0.52-acre tract east of County Route 10/8 on the waters of Rockcastle Creek of the Guyandotte River, part of a 125.75-acre tract, with reserved right-of-way. Nicholas Bailey and Haley Brooke Bailey...

Wyoming County, WV · 2d

Cardinal News

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Smyth County resident files lawsuit against new data center ordinance

The complaint alleges the county government wasn’t compliant with voting procedures to pass the measure. The post Smyth County resident files lawsuit against new data center ordinance appeared first on Cardinal News .

Smyth County, VA · 3d

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Haysi, Dickenson County: From the Mouth of McClure to Coal, Railroads, Fire, and Floods

Appalachian Community Histories – Haysi, Dickenson County: From the Mouth of McClure to Coal, Railroads, Fire, and Floods. On January 29, 1957, floodwaters from the Russell Fork swept through Haysi, Virginia, covering Main Street and leaving much of the small mountain community devastated. According to the town’s official history, water reached eight feet deep along the business district, damaging buildings and threatening the livelihoods of merchants who had spent years establishing themselves in the narrow valley. For a community already familiar with disaster, the flooding was another test of its determination to survive.

Dickenson County, VA · 1d

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Clinchco, Dickenson County: The Clinchfield Coal Corporation and the Rise of a Mining Town

Appalachian Community Histories – Clinchco, Dickenson County: The Clinchfield Coal Corporation and the Rise of a Mining Town. Along the McClure River in northern Dickenson County, Virginia, the town of Clinchco occupies a narrow mountain valley where coal, railroads, and generations of working families shaped one of Southwest Virginia’s most distinctive mining communities. Today, the surviving company houses, older commercial buildings, and railroad landscape offer reminders of a time when Clinchco was an important center of the Clinchfield Coal Corporation’s operations. During the first half of the twentieth century, thousands of tons of coal left the surrounding mountains, while the families who lived alongside the mines built schools, churches, businesses, and a community that extended far beyond the industry responsible for its creation.

Dickenson County, VA · 1d

WJHL

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School bus changes take effect in Smyth County

SMYTH COUNTY, Va. (WJHL) — Smyth County Public Schools’ changes to its bus operations took effect Wednesday as the school system seeks to be more efficient amid rising diesel prices. The school system informed families on Monday that it was facing financial challenges due to fuel costs and would be making changes to some bus […]

Smyth County, VA · 3d

Cardinal News

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Haysi mayor’s criminal court case will continue, with no plea agreement reached Thursday

The defense has requested dismissal for six of Larry Yates’ eight charges of fraud and embezzlement. The post Haysi mayor’s criminal court case will continue, with no plea agreement reached Thursday appeared first on Cardinal News .

Haysi, VA · 2d

The Hazard Herald

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'Blue tsunami' largely avoids coming ashore in Eastern Kentucky

A blue "tsunami" swept across the United States in the Nov. 3 general election, with Democrats taking the U.S. House and Senate, as well as several offices, such as governorships across the country. However, much of Kentucky went in a different direction, deepening an ongoing shift to Republican Party control.

Kentucky · 1d

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Bee, Dickenson County: Post Offices, Gristmills, Churches, and Rural Mountain Life

Appalachian Community Histories – Bee, Dickenson County: Post Offices, Gristmills, Churches, and Rural Mountain Life. Among the ridges and narrow valleys of southwestern Virginia, near the boundary between Dickenson and Buchanan counties, lies the small community of Bee. Unlike the coal towns that emerged around railroad stations and company mines, Bee developed as a rural settlement where farming, timber, churches, and family connections shaped everyday life. Its history reaches back into the nineteenth century, when much of the surrounding countryside remained relatively isolated from the commercial centers of Virginia.

Bee, VA · 1d

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Aily, Dickenson County: The Counts Family, a Rural Post Office, and the Aily Coal Bed

Appalachian Community Histories – Aily, Dickenson County: The Counts Family, a Rural Post Office, and the Aily Coal Bed. In the mountains of Dickenson County, Virginia, along the waters of Lick Creek, lies the small community of Aily. Unlike the larger coal towns that developed throughout Southwest Virginia during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Aily grew from the farms, family settlements, and local businesses that had existed in the region long before the arrival of industrial mining. Its history was shaped by the Counts family, the establishment of a rural post office, and the coal-bearing mountains that surrounded the community.

Dickenson County, VA · 1d

WVNS

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WVDEP and WV Dept. of Health seeking applicants for Water is Medicine

CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection and the West Virginia Department of Health opened applications for the Water is Medicine funding opportunity following Governor Patrick Morrisey’s announcement in McDowell County on November 4, 2026. The program is aimed at expanding access to water testing and filtration as well as installation […]

West Virginia · 3d