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Trickett’s leadership led Amare Grayson from Jacksonville State to Morgantown

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The most high-profile transfer in the newly-constructed Jacksonville State-to-Morgantown pipeline during this offseason has been running back Cam Cook. His attention is deserved. Cook rushed for 1,659 yards and 16 touchdowns last year as a junior.
In addition to Cook, nickel safety Geimere Latimer II, running back Andre Devine and offensive linemen Cam Griffin and Amare Grayson have also made the trek to Morgantown after playing for Rich Rodriguez at Jax State. Grayson became

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Man charged with online solicitation of a juvenile in Greenbrier County

 
Adam Hamm
FAIRLEA, W.Va. — A Nicholas County man is behind bars facing charges of online solicitation of a minor.
Deputies this week arrested Adam Hamm of Summersville on two charges. One count of employment or use of a minor to produce obscene matter or assist in sexually explicit conduct and another charge of soliciting a minor via computer.
According to investigators, Hamm met the juvenile victim at the 2025 State Fair in Greenbrier County. Their contact continued through texting and



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Man wanted for Florida shooting death arrested in Dunbar

DUNBAR, W.Va. — A man wanted for a shooting death in Florida is in custody in West Virginia.
Matthew Waggle (WVRJA)
The U.S. Marshal Service said its CUFFED Task Force arrested Matthew Waggle, 33, at the Super 8 Motel in Dunbar Wednesday night.
Authorities have been looking for Waggle in connection with last Sunday’s shooting of a woman near a residence outside of Vero Beach, Florida.
The woman’s body was found in a roadway. She later died at a hospital.
The U.S. Marshal Service in Florida said




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FEMA center active in Ritchie County

AUBURN, W.Va. — A large number of the residents of the Ritchie County town of Auburn are eligible for FEMA grants to help cover at least some of the cost of their losses in the July flooding. However, many have been reluctant to applying for the funding.
“I know there’s more people in the area that need the assistance, but they are intimidated a little bit by coming to apply. Well, applying doesn’t mean your obligated,” said Sheriff Bryan Davis.
He and other county leaders, have been trying to

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Morgantown doctor dies in vehicle crash

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A well-known Morgantown obstetrician is dead after a vehicle crash east of Morgantown.
The Monongalia County Sheriff’s Office said Dr. William Hamilton lost control of his car on state Route 7 near Dry Run Road and struck a tree at about 10:15 p.m. Wednesday.
Hamilton died at the scene.
WVU Medicine released the following statement:
“We are deeply saddened by the tragic passing of Dr. William Hamilton, who served our Hospital and community as an obstetrician, providing care



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United Way taking active role in aiding Kanawha County flood relief

CHARLESTON, W.Va –The United Way of Central West Virginia is one of the numerous groups around the Kanawha Valley that sprung into action following this past weekend’s flooding.
All it took was one phone call from Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin to bring the United Way onboard to help coordinate relief.
Margaret O’Neal
“We were certainly concerned like everybody else on Sunday as we continued to get reports, and Mayor Goodwin got in touch with us and touched base with us on Monday morning,


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Charleston street crew worker who pulled woman from floating car says it was just action, reaction

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Michael Epoilipiy has worked for the City of Charleston street crew for less than a year but he’ll likely remember what happened Sunday night for the rest of his life.
Epoilipiy was off Sunday but was called into work to help check some of the city’s larger storm drains to make sure that were clear of obstructions after heavy rain earlier in the day and the possibility of more heavy rain coming.
Another round of heavy rain came a few hours later.
Epoilipiy and a co-worker


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‘That’s the past’: Winners of 28 consecutive games, Frankfort only looking forward for chance at 3-peat

SHORT GAP, W.Va. — It took all 48 minutes for Frankfort to lock up their 28th consecutive victory and a second consecutive Class AA state championship. Braydn Tyler’s 43-yard touchdown pass to Keiton Nestor with 3 seconds to play allowed the Falcons to hoist another trophy earned at University of Charleston Stadium with a 49-42 win over Bluefield.
“It was so stressful,” said Frankfort senior lineman Anthony Smith. “There were points I was about in tears. There was a point I was about to throw

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MetroNews This Morning 8-20-26

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–A former deputy and a former lawmaker are each indicted by a federal grand jury in separate cases
–A Hary County man is dead after an officer involved shooting
–Those who knew Willie Akers are fondly remembering the man and the legend
–In Sports: Rich Rod says there’s a huge competition for almost every starting job at Mountaineer football
Listen to “MetroNews This Morning 8-20-26” on Spreaker.




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Why Socialism is Gaining Traction

Socialism is having a moment in the United States… again.
Recent election wins by candidates who identify as Democratic Socialists have generated interest in what supporters believe is a new and better way of governing.  The movement has gained momentum among younger voters in particular.
A recent Axios-Generation Lab poll found that 68 percent of Americans under 35—regardless of their level of education—“view socialism positively or neutrally, while only 47 percent have positive or neutral

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