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Deon Butler Visits Summers County Again
Deon Butler returned to campus yesterday for a mentoring session with Summers County 5th grade, middle, and high school students. "Seeing students light up with confidence because they feel comfortable and supported in the way they learn is truly amazing. Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and shine," Butler posted on his personal Facebook page. Butler attended Central Michigan University and played college football before signing with the NFL's Detroit Lions. Butler specializes in encouraging young people to read as he struggled during his younger days due to his undiagnosed dyslexia. "Thank you, Summers County, with love and gratitude," he said thankfully. The post Deon Butler Visits Summers County Again appeared first on The Hinton News .
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West Virginia mountains become medieval kingdom in award-winning fantasy film
LEWISBURG, W.Va. — The mountains and forests of southern West Virginia have become the setting for a medieval fantasy kingdom in an award-winning independent film scheduled to make its world premiere in Lewisburg in December. The Kingdom of Rexmonte, a $750,000 fantasy comedy written and directed by Rebeccah Crabtree,...
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DOH explains reasons behind Charleston interstate speed limit change
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The decision by the state Division of Highways to lower the speed limit on the interstates through downtown Charleston is really about two things. DOH spokesman Brent Walker said it’s to slow down motorists in an area where they have been recent devastating crashes but also to slow down motorists in connection with the $74 million Eugene A. Carter Memorial Bridge deck replacement project.
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5th annual Fall Festival gives locals and visitors a taste of the season in Beckley
BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – The Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine was the site of their 5th annual Fall Festival on Saturday, October 24, 2026. This gave locals and visitors the chance to celebrate the season and warmer weather as they prepare to close their doors around the first week of November.
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FEMA approves nearly $1.2 million for SEPTA repairs following Hurricane Ida damage
(WPHL) – FEMA approved nearly $1.2 million for SEPTA as part of nearly $13 million in funding to help communities in the Mid-Atlantic. According to FEMA, in a press release on Oct. 22, the funding is for Public Assistance, Hazard Mitigation Grant Program and Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities projects and assistance programs in Region 3. […]
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PSC hearings on MARL project begin Monday in Capital City
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A complete week of evidentiary hearings on the proposed Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link (MARL) project begin Monday before the state Public Service Commission. The 107.5-mile, 500-kilovolt transmission line would run from Pennsylvania to Virginia, passing through just under 59 miles in West Virginia. Counties affected include Monongalia,...
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Greenbrier Historical Society celebrates a busy year and looks ahead to new projects
LEWISBURG, W.Va. – The Greenbrier Historical Society (GHS) gathered with members and supporters on Saturday, October 17, at the Historic Bell House in Lewisburg for its Annual Members Meeting and Dinner. The evening offered an opportunity to reflect on a busy year of preserving and sharing local history, recognize the people who make that work possible, and look ahead to exciting projects on the horizon.