WYOMING COUNTY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Eagle Summit Resources (ESR) on Friday announced the purchase of Reflectance Energy, bringing the company’s Reflectance coal mining complex under its new ownership as Eagle Mountain Energy.
The Reflectance portfolio includes active metallurgical coal-producing mines in Wyoming County, consisting of the Coal Mountain complex and adjacent mining operations.
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by LootpressBECKLEY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Beckley Water Company is advising customers of potential water pressure fluctuations due to scheduled system maintenance over the next 24 hours.
The utility said temporary adjustments to the water distribution system will be necessary to ensure the safety of employees while maintenance work is underway.
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by LootpressFAIRMONT, W.Va. — Authorities have declared an emergency and plan to demolish a partially collapsed building on Adams Street.
The City of Fairmont has declared the structure at 200 Adams Street an imminent danger due to the location, condition and potential threat to public safety.
It will be torn down soon.
No injuries were reported when a significant portion of the vacant building collapsed Friday at around 1:30 a.m.
In response, the city closed that portion of Monroe Street and it remains
by WV MetroNewsWILLIAMSON, W.Va. — A Mingo County circuit judge says prosecutors will be able to show body cam video in connection with an upcoming trial for the man charged with killing a state police trooper.
Timothy Kennedy (Photo/WVRJA)
Timothy Kennedy, 31, is charged in the June 2023 shooting death of Sgt. Cory Maynard.
Judge Joshua Butcher heard testimony in a pretrial hearing Friday and ruled, as reported by WCHS-TV, the jury can view the video that came from the body camera Maynard was wearing.
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by WV MetroNewsMERCER COUNTY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Class AAA No. 15 PikeView Panthers continued their strong start to the season Friday night, powering past the Class AA Sissonville Indians with a 54-29 win at home.
The Panthers’ offense found its rhythm early and kept the pressure on, piling up points and controlling the pace throughout the matchup. Despite a determined effort from Sissonville, PikeView’s playmakers proved too much to contain.
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by LootpressCLEAR FORK, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Class AA Liberty Raiders pulled off a big road win Friday night, edging the No. 11 Westside Renegades in an overtime battle, 30-22.
The matchup was tight from start to finish, with both teams trading scores and momentum throughout regulation. Tied at the end of four quarters, Liberty struck in overtime and sealed the victory with a strong defensive stand to keep the Renegades out of the end zone.
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by LootpressKINGWOOD, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Class AAAA No. 8 Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles picked up a road victory Friday night, outlasting the No. 16 Preston Knights in a high-scoring affair, 45-34.
The Flying Eagles’ offense found its rhythm early and kept the pressure on throughout, while the Knights managed to keep pace for much of the game before ultimately falling short. Both teams traded big plays, but Woodrow Wilson’s consistency on both sides of the ball proved to be the difference.
by LootpressHICO, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Class AA No. 9 Midland Trail Patriots gave their homecoming crowd a night to remember Friday, pulling out a dramatic 20-19 win over the Class AAA No. 19 Nicholas County Grizzlies in a game that stayed tight from start to finish.
The Patriots and Grizzlies traded blows throughout the night, with neither side able to pull away. In the end, Midland Trail’s resilience paid off as they held on for the one-point victory, securing their fifth win of the season.
by LootpressPRINCETON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Class AAA No. 3 Princeton Tigers extended their undefeated streak Friday night with a commanding 59-21 victory over the No. 12 Winfield Generals at home.
Under first-year head coach Nathan Tanner, Princeton has shown no signs of slowing down, and Friday’s win was another statement performance. The Tigers’ offense clicked from the start, piling on points and maintaining control throughout the game.
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by LootpressFAIRLEA, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Class AAA No. 2 Greenbrier East Spartans continued their strong start to the season Friday night with a decisive 43-6 win over the No. 24 Shady Spring Tigers.
The Spartans set the tone early and never looked back, using an efficient offensive attack and a stout defensive effort to control the game. The win pushes Greenbrier East to 4-1 on the season as they continue to build on their playoff push.
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