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Frankford Elementary Kicks Off Red Ribbon Week with Local Heroes
Frankford Elementary School kicked off this year’s Red Ribbon Week in high gear, gathering around the motivating theme: “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.” The week started off on an inspiring note with visits from local heroes, setting a strong, positive tone with plenty more activities and learning opportunities still to come […] The post Frankford Elementary Kicks Off Red Ribbon Week with Local Heroes appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .
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Letcher Central Cougars Close Regular Season Tonight at Belfry Ahead of Playoff Opener
The Letcher County Central Cougars will close out the regular season tonight with a tough road matchup against Belfry. The Cougars enter the game with a 5-4 record, while Class 2A Belfry is 8-1 on the season. Letcher Central will then turn its attention to the playoffs, opening postseason play...
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Raleigh County Schools Board holds first school closures public meeting
BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – Two local schools are being considered for closure and Raleigh County. Residents voiced their frustrations at the first of several planned public hearings on Monday, October 26, 2026. Members of the Raleigh County Schools Board began the public hearings process for the proposed closings. Many students and parents expressed concerns about […]
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Midland Trail High School Marching Band seeking community support for new uniforms
HICO, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Midland Trail High School Patriot Marching Band is seeking community support to raise approximately $35,000 to purchase new uniforms for its growing program. The band has launched a uniform sponsorship campaign to help purchase 65 new marching uniforms, each costing approximately $500. According to the band, the new uniforms will […]
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Bluefield State chooses longtime HBCU, financial administrator as new president
BLUEFIELD, W.Va. — A well-regarded university president is taking over at Bluefield State University. Dr. Ronald A. Johnson, one of the American Enterprise Institute’s Top Ten College Presidents of the 21st Century, has been chosen as interim president. He replaces acting president Cathy Deeb, who had taken over for Dr. Darrin Martin, who was fired in August over concerns of financial mismanagement.