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Taking the Waters: The Greenbrier’s Long, Storied History

Sometimes we talk so much about what is happening today that we forget to pause and consider the history of the place we’re discussing.
The Greenbrier has a long and remarkable history — a chapter of West Virginia’s story worth retelling from time to time, if for no other reason than to ensure younger West Virginians know it, learn from it and pass it along to the generations that follow.
It all began with the water around 1778.
Believers in its mysterious powers said it could cure headaches,


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Lawmakers still have questions about disruptions to school clothing voucher program

West Virginia lawmakers who heard an explanation of the Morrisey administration’s approach to clothing vouchers still have questions.
Amy Nichole Grady
“It seems like information that we want, we get just little bits and pieces, and we don’t — we truly still come away with not knowing the answer,” said Senator Amy Nichole Grady, R-Mason, during a statewide radio appearance on MetroNews Talkline.
Grady is a member of the Legislative Oversight Commission on Health and Human Resources


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New-look group of Patriots to step in at Midland Trail after 10-win season

HICO, W.Va. — Midland Trail has entered preseason training camp coming off the program’s most successful season since 2018. The Patriots went 10-2, and their tenth win was a Class AA first-round victory over Petersburg. The steady progression for Trail reached a high point in Jeremy Moore’s fourth season leading the squad.
“The success the team had and everything, it just went so smooth,” said Midland Trail senior WR/DB Brody Jones. “I just feel like it was the best year we could have had, other

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Higher education chancellor reports more students filling out FAFSA, enrolling in state-funded program

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state higher education chancellor had plenty of good news to report at August’s West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education meeting.
Dr. Sarah Armstrong Tucker
Dr. Sarah Armstrong Tucker outlined some of the developments at CTC’s meeting last week. She reported that more recent high school graduates are choosing to enroll in the West Virginia Invests Program. That program is a tuition-free, state-funded last-dollar-in program that pays for the

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Pilot survives plane crash in Jackson County

MILLWOOD, W.Va. — A pilot of a single-engine plane survived a crash landing in Jackson County Sunday.
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department said the crash happened near the new TIMET facility in Millwood. Deputies and other emergency crews responded to the scene and removed the pilot, the only person inside the plane, from the wreckage.
HealthNet transported the pilot from the scene to a medical facility.
The pilot’s name, along with the extent of their injuries, has not been released.
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Four counties under Flash Flood Warnings, water rescues made in several areas

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Heavy rainfall has once again touched down throughout West Virginia.
The National Weather Service has issued Flash Flood Warnings in Boone, Fayette, Kanawha, and Raleigh counties through 2 p.m. Sunday. Barbour, Doddridge, Harrison, Lewis, Taylor and Upshur counties were under warnings through 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
Alan Coberly, on-air personality with MetroNews affiliate WDNE in Elkins, reported that emergency crews responded to two calls in Barbour County about potential

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WV Department of Education launches Super STARS Council for student engagement

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia’s most promising secondary school students are getting the chance to make an impact on the state’s public schools.
State Superintendent of Schools Michele Blatt named the first 15 members of the Super STARS (Students Taking Action for Readiness and Success) Council at last week’s state board of education meeting.
Michele Blatt
“We’re excited really about that and the students. All the students that applied and sent in their videos were phenomenal,” she said.
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Pratt & Whitney Canada new contract will provide major boost at North Central West Virginia Airport

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — A longtime air maintenance contractor at the North Central West Virginia Airport in Bridgeport has a new nine-year, $1 billion defense contract that will further boost its operations in Harrison County.
Anthony Hinton
Pratt & Whitney Canada will overhaul engines used in the planes that train military pilots. More specifically, the work will be done on PT6A-68 engines that power the U.S. Joint Primary Aircraft Training System (JPATS) T-6 trainer fleet.
The T-6 Texan is


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Man dies after heated Kanawha County bar fight; Culloden man charged with murder

ST. ALBANS, W.Va. — A man is dead after a bar fight in Kanawha County.
Putnam County sheriff’s deputies confirmed that Cecil Pomeroy, Jr. was found unconscious in the parking lot of the EZ Street Bar in St. Albans at 12:46 a.m. Saturday. Deputies talked with witnesses and examined video surveillance from the scene, determining that Pomeroy got into a heated argument with Tyrone Washington, Jr., 24, of Culloden.
Tyrone Washington, Jr. (WVRJA)
According to deputies, the argument escalated and


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West Virginia dealing with shortage of attorneys as demand rises throughout the state

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Many counties in West Virginia are struggling to find enough lawyers for court-appointed legal work.
The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia released a report recently from its Commission on the Future of the Practice of Law. That commission’s report found that the number of lawyers in the state is declining, but legal demands are rising.
The number of attorneys in West Virginia has dropped 9.29 percent over the past 12 years while the state’s population has dipped 4.3

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