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Jan-Care will offer EMS courses for willing candidates in the community

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – Do you think you have what it takes to be a first responder and head to the front lines when a call comes in? If so, the folks of Jan-Care Ambulance Service have a program with your name on it. Jan-care will be offering a twelve-week program to start willing candidates […]

Beckley, WV · 09-17

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Omelet Shoppe of Beckley to remain open after considering sale

Omelet Shoppe of Beckley to remain open after considering sale.

Beckley, WV · 09-04

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BinsCo officially opens its first retail storefront in Beckley

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – A brand new store opened in Beckley this morning, offering a unique twist in the retail business. BinsCo started out as a liquidation company, but now they are fusing that with their first ever retail storefront in Beckley next to Lewis Nissan. They liquidate with several big businesses like Amazon and Kohl’s.

Beckley, WV · 09-13

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11 Beloved West Virginia Farmers Markets Where $35 Buys More Than You’d Ever Expect

There’s a certain thrill in pulling up to a modest little market in West Virginia and walking out with your arms so full you can barely find your keys. A single crumpled bill can stretch further than you’d ever guess when the tomatoes were picked that morning and the jam was stirred in somebody’s kitchen down the road.

West Virginia · 09-13

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APCo calls for Black Diamond receivership in letter to PSC

CHARLESTON, W.Va – Appalachian Power Company is encouraging the state Public Service Commission to place Black Diamond Power into receivership following a breakdown in purchase discussions. The PSC ordered Black Diamond to negotiate a sale to APCo earlier this year after an investigation that resulted from multiple complaints filed...

Boone County, WV · 09-14

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West Virginia economy remains stable as workforce, population challenges continue

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK)- West Virginia’s economy is stable, but there are still major challenges ahead, according to Dr. John Deskins with West Virginia University. Deskins spoke Tuesday at the University of Charleston in front of business leaders who wanted to learn more about where West Virginia stands economically. Deskins said West Virginia has about the […]

West Virginia · 09-16

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This Massive West Virginia Antique Shop Lets You Lose Yourself For Hours Among The Past

Sometimes the best surprises in West Virginia hide behind a plain storefront on a quiet street. You walk in expecting to peek around for ten minutes, and suddenly two hours have vanished while you turn over a dusty postcard or trace your fingers along an old quilt. There is something...

South Charleston, WV · 09-07

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Appalachian Power suggests Black Diamond Power be subject to receivership process

MULLENS, WV (WVNS) – Legal counsel for AEP-owned Appalachian Power Company said negotiations with Black Diamond Power have hit a wall. They cited a lack of transparency and cooperation as having created major roadblocks for a potential sale. Representatives for Appalachian Power said attempts to obtain basic information about assets, billing practices, and finances from […]

Mullens, WV · 09-15

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Jenkinjones, McDowell County: Pocahontas Fuel, Mines Nos. 6, 7, and 8, and the Town Built by Coal

Appalachian Community Histories – Jenkinjones, McDowell County: Pocahontas Fuel, Mines Nos. 6, 7, and 8, and the Town Built by Coal. Deep in southern McDowell County, close to the Virginia line and near the headwaters of the Tug Fork, Jenkinjones grew around one of the most ambitious coal operations in the Pocahontas field. The community was never positioned along one of West Virginia’s broad river valleys or at a major commercial crossroads. Instead, houses, churches, railroad tracks, company buildings, and mine works were pressed into narrow hollows beneath steep wooded mountains.

Mcdowell County, WV · 09-13

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Commonwealth Media Solutions Appalachian Power WV Tree Trim Utility Legal 9-16-26

NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS To maintain necessary clearances for safe and reliable electric service, Appalachian Power plans to manage vegetation along a portion of its 34.5-kilovolt distribution system in Greenbrier County, W.Va. On or about September 14, 2026, contract crews will begin to trim and remove and apply herbicide to trees and brush along our […] The post Commonwealth Media Solutions Appalachian Power WV Tree Trim Utility Legal 9-16-26 appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .

Greenbrier County, WV · 09-14

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West Virginia Chamber Foundation Announces 2026 Champions of Learning Business Award Winners

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Chamber Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 Champions of Learning Business Awards, recognizing four organizations whose investments in people, education and opportunity are helping build a stronger future for West Virginia. The inaugural business awards will be presented during...

West Virginia · 09-13

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Gary, McDowell County: U.S. Steel, Coal, and Life in Gary Hollow

Appalachian Community Histories – Gary, McDowell County: U.S. Steel, Coal, and Life in Gary Hollow. In September 1908, photographer Lewis Hine stood outside a coal mine at Gary, West Virginia, and watched the morning shift disappear underground. Among the miners and drivers was a boy employed as a trapper, responsible for opening and closing ventilation doors inside the mine. Hine recorded that the boy went underground at seven in the morning and would remain there until five-thirty that evening. His pay was one dollar a day.

Mcdowell County, WV · 09-13

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Up to 349 Homes Proposed for Historic Elliston Estate, Rezoning Decision Pending

The Montgomery County Planning Commission left a major residential rezoning request in pending status after a public hearing on Sept. 9, according to WFXR and the Roanoke Times. The request, filed by Stateson Homes, would rezone 276.66 acres of the Fotheringay property near 8339 Roanoke Road in Elliston from agricultural...

Montgomery County, VA · 09-14

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Faraday, McDowell County: Frick Coal Lands, Beech Fork, and the Amonate No. 31 Mine

Appalachian Community Histories – Faraday, McDowell County: Frick Coal Lands, Beech Fork, and the Amonate No. 31 Mine. Faraday is easy to miss in the history of McDowell County. It never grew into a town like Welch, Gary, or Keystone, and much of the history connected to its name eventually became associated with Amonate, Virginia, just across the state line. Yet the surviving records tell a different story. Faraday was once the name attached to a massive coal-land enterprise, proposed industrial works, railroad construction, electrical infrastructure, and one of the largest mining operations in this corner of the Pocahontas coalfield.

Mcdowell County, WV · 09-13

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Princeton Rescue Squad CEO resigns

PRINCETON, WV (WVNS) – Princeton Rescue Squad CEO, Mark Brooks has resigned. According to a post on the Princeton Rescue Squad, Inc. Facebook page, Brooks tendered his resignation on Friday, September 11, 2026. We are grateful to Mark for his leadership, dedication and contributions to our organization. His commitment...

Princeton, WV · 09-11

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Filbert, McDowell County: U.S. Coal & Coke, Mine No. 9, and Life at the End of Gary Hollow

Appalachian Community Histories – Filbert, McDowell County: U.S. Coal & Coke, Mine No. 9, and Life at the End of Gary Hollow. At the upper end of Gary Hollow, where Sand Lick Creek presses against steep McDowell County mountains, the community of Filbert grew around one of the most important mines in the United States Coal & Coke Company system. It was never a courthouse town, an independent commercial center, or a place that existed before the coal industry arrived. Filbert was built because there was coal in the mountain and because one of the largest industrial corporations in the world wanted that coal for its steel mills.

Mcdowell County, WV · 09-13