MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Greg Carey and Joe Brocato preview Saturday’s Class AAA semifinals between Chapmanville-Nitro and Spring Valley-Princeton.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. – For nearly 60 years, the Frank Veltri Thanksgiving Dinner has provided a meal for Charleston’s most vulnerable residents, and this year will be no different.
The dinner brings the holiday spirit to thousands of seniors and others in need around the city thanks to Veltri, the self-made Charleston entrepreneur who first organized it in 1966. After Veltri died in 2001, he left an endowment to continue the dinner, managed by the Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation.
“Volunteers will
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state Public Service Commission is out with a clarification in connection with a recently ruling on pole attachments connected to the expansion of broadband in West Virginia.
The commission says it’s order means poles that have be red-flagged because they are in poor condition are the responsibility of the pole owner to pay for their replacement but the company that’s hooking up broadband or other devices to poles are responsible for those costs.
The PSC’s clarification
by WV MetroNewsSome people consider Thanksgiving to be their favorite holiday of the year and it’s easy to understand why.
The three F’s of Thanksgiving—food, football, and family—capture the essence of the holiday: gathering with loved ones, enjoying a great meal, and maybe watching some games while you digest.
Not to say that Thanksgiving doesn’t have its fair share of food debates.
Amongst the classic ones;
There’s Stuffing vs. Dressing. Some say the mix of bread, veggies, stock and other seasonings is
by WV MetroNewsCHARLESTON, W.Va. — MetroNews This Morning for Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025 gets you caught up on what’s happen across the state.
Hear today’s podcast here.
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by WV MetroNewsWYOMING COUNTY, W.Va. — When Hayden Blankenship climbed into his hunting blind on the opening day of the 2025 archery season he knew very well there could be a Pope and Young buck nearby.
“Last year I had probably five or six run-in’s with him and multiple trail cam pics. He came through trailing a doe last year and I couldn’t get a shot. There were probably four or five times he came in right at daylight when I was getting into my blind and I couldn’t get him,” said Blankenship in an interview
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