CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Students across the state will soon get a chance to aim for the skies.
Marshall University and the West Virginia Department of Education announced a partnership Thursday afternoon at the Bill Noe Flight School in Charleston. The partnership, called the AIRWV (Aviation Innovation and Readiness West Virginia) Pathway, will give students from Grades K-12 introductions into the aviation industry. The partnership is for five years, with the idea of continuing it further into the

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The community and the staff at Visit Mountaineer Country Convention and Visitor’s Bureau are going back to a familiar playbook for the NCAA Baseball Regional this weekend.
Hannah Winnaught
CVB Communications Director Hannah Winnaught said the venue is different but many aspects of planning are similar to the NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional held in Morgantown recently.
“It feels like we just got off the high from March Madness and hosting NCAA Women’s Basketball,” Winnaught

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The Executive Director of the Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority has resigned.
Monica Mason
The KCEAA Board of Directors put out a statement Thursday afternoon to announce it had accepted the resignation of Monica Mason, effective immediately.
The KCEAA announced that paramedic and current director of operations Jason Sergent has been selected as interim executive director to replace Mason.
“He will oversee day-to-day operations and continue working closely with

LOST CREEK, W.Va. — City crews with the town of Lost Creek in Harrison County have a busy couple of days ahead. Mayor Dave Oliverio has them working to remove debris from around town leftover by two hard deluges of rain on Wednesday.
“It went over some of the roads and cleared out some brush folks had laying around. We also lost some trees, but that was about it. We were pretty lucky around Lost Creek from what came down from Johnstown,” said Mayor Oliverio.
Oliverio said the first storm hit

Gov. Patrick Morrisey elaborated on plans for West Virginia’s America 250 celebration, touting a line of themed merchandise and a statewide bell-ringing initiative.
Sporting an America 250 baseball cap during an appearance at the state Culture Center, Morrisey described the continued build up to the Fourth of July weekend event.
“This is going to be something that West Virginia is going to remember for the rest of your lives. This is pretty amazing,” Morrisey said.
Earlier this month, Morrisey