BARBOURSVILLE — U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited the Woody Williams Center for Advanced Learning and Careers as part of her “Returning Education to the States" tour Thursday.
BARBOURSVILLE — U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited the Woody Williams Center for Advanced Learning and Careers as part of her “Returning Education to the States" tour Thursday.
West Virginia’s nation-highest reliance on coal-fired energy for electricity has coincided with great environmental and economic costs in the state, whose residents live with some of the country’s most burdensome power bills and worst respiratory health outcomes.
The U.S. stock market rallied to its best day in six weeks after oil prices fell and pressure from the bond market eased. The S&P 500 jumped 1.1% Thursday for just its second rise in the last nine days. The…
There was good news at the state Capitol on Tuesday: a competitive college scholarship is having great success at recruiting and retaining passionate public school teachers in West Virginia.
HUNTINGTON — The following information was provided by reports from the Huntington Police Department:
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column headlined “A requiem for print newspapers,” recognizing that the world has gone digital. Electronic communication, data and records are now the norm. But for those who believe that paper documents and letters…
SUMMERSVILLE, W.Va. — Early last Friday, a steady stream of kayak-carrying vehicles — many bearing license plates from distant states — rolled through patches of lingering fog in a light rain as they made their way down the winding, forest-lined…
A member of the Morrisey administration told lawmakers Tuesday that data centers can improve the water quality and infrastructure in West Virginia, where brown fluid, chemical smells and more have plagued residents turning on their taps — particularly in the…
HUNTINGTON — Not only is the taste of Greece returning to Huntington this weekend, but seeing, hearing and worshipping are part of the agenda.
BARBOURSVILLE — Village of Barboursville will host its annual Fall Festival beginning tonight. Running from Thursday to Saturday, the gathering will feature an array of carnival rides, vendors and live music on the blocked off streets of Barboursville.
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