If you’ve seen Charles Wesley Godwin’s live show, you’ve heard Ross Justice.
As front-of-house engineer and production manager, the West Virginia University alum and faculty member is the conduit between the band’s onstage energy and what the audience feels in the room.
“My job is to translate Charles’ music — and the energy of the live show — to the audience,” Justice said. “Then I handle the unglamorous stuff, too, like the logistics that make the show possible.”
Justice’s path into the
CHARLESTON – A Winter Weather Advisory and a Cold Weather Advisory are in place for several local counties, with snow accumulation expected to reach between 2 to 5 inches with incredibly high wind gusts, the National Weather Service reports.
On Wednesday, the National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory for several areas in north central West Virginia, including Randolph, Barbour, Upshur, Tucker and Pocohontas counties.
In Randolph and Pocohontas counties, snow is expected with
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Board of Education voted at its monthly meeting Wednesday morning to extend the Randolph County school system’s State of Emergency status for another six months.
Randolph County Superintendent Dr. Shawn Dilly gave a presentation to state officials during the meeting, outlining efforts the district has been making since first being placed in a State of Emergency last June.
After Dilly’s presentation, State BOE President Paul Hardesty made a motion to extend the
BUCKHANNON — A total of 28 individuals were indicted by an Upshur County grand jury Monday, on charges ranging from sexual abuse to child neglect.
Steven Dewayne Arbogast, 44, of Buckhannon, was indicted for willfully, unlawfully and maliciously setting fire on lands, a felony; assault during the commission of a felony, a felony; malicious assault, a felony; and causing bodily injury during an arson-related crime, a felony.
Kenya Mae Smith, 20, of Buckhannon, was indicted for sexual abuse in the
MORGANTOWN — Houston’s top-ranked defense in the Big 12 just may have set a new standard Tuesday.
Unfortunately, it was West Virginia that became the latest victim.
The seventh-ranked Cougars — the defending Big 12 champs and the national runner-up last season — put on a defensive clinic, holding the Mountaineers to just five points over the first 15 minutes of the game, on their way to a 77-48 victory inside the Fertitta Center.
What did it look like? To the Mountaineers (11-6, 2-2 Big 12), it
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike Tomlin was an unknown when the Pittsburgh Steelers plucked him from obscurity in 2007 and handed the young and charismatic Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator one of the most stable jobs in sports.
Over the next 19 seasons, Tomlin carved out his own chapter with one of the NFL’s marquee franchises, winning a Super Bowl and going to another while becoming one of the most respected voices — if idiosyncratic — voices in the game.
Asked repeatedly what separated Tomlin
Donald Trump has managed to plunge the United States into a state of confusion on both the domestic and international fronts. In Venezuela, the quick “victory” is rapidly losing its allure. In Minneapolis, the shooting of a citizen by ICE agents has added to the perception that the administration simply makes up its narrative without a concern for truth.
This is perhaps a reflection of the divisions within the White House staff. Stephen Miller and Kristi Noem have engaged in bombast and
“For what you see and hear depends a good deal on where you are standing: it also depends on what sort of person you are.” — C.S. Lewis, The Magician’s Nephew
Let’s start with the shooting of Renee Good, a Minneapolis woman killed by an ICE agent while attempting to drive away from the scene of an ICE operation.
Moments after the first videos were available the mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz blamed ICE and called the shooting unnecessary.
The leftist activist
BUCKHANNON – A total of 28 individuals were indicted by an Upshur County grand jury Monday, on charges ranging from sexual abuse to child neglect.
Steven Dewayne Arbogast, 44, of Buckhannon, was indicted for willfully, unlawfully and maliciously setting fire on lands, a felony; assault during the commission of a felony, a felony; malicious assault, a felony; and causing bodily injury during an arson-related crime, a felony.
Kenya Mae Smith, 20, of Buckhannon, was indicted for sexual abuse in the
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Division of Highways is getting ready to accept bids for construction of the next section of Corridor H, from Wardensville to the Virginia state line.
The project, divided into four separate contracts, will build a new, approximately 7.2-mile, four-lane divided highway, representing the easternmost section of Corridor H in West Virginia. The project starts in Wardensville, picking up where the previous Corridor H construction ended, west of Squirrel Gap Road, and
