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GW among eight schools chosen for STEM Network Schools program

By Lori Kersey George Washington High School in Charleston is one of eight schools across the state picked to be a part of West Virginia's first STEM Network Schools program. The program was developed...

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Photo: Bringing down the (fire)house

Demolition began this week on South Charleston Fire Station No. 1, on Fourth Avenue, which was first occupied in 1960. City officials said the 55-year-old building was cramped and that the...

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Thousands of volunteers expected at Adopt-A-Highway Cleanup

Thousands of volunteers to pick up roadside litterThousands of volunteers will be out along West Virginia's roadsides picking up litter Saturday during the annual Adopt-A-Highway Fall Statewide...

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Clay Center announces ambitious museum renewal plans

By Douglas Imbrogno "Renewal" was the key word at Thursday's Clay Center Board of Directors meeting as the board voted to approve a new $14 million fund that will be used to upgrade, add and expand a...

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Three charged with felony murder in Vista View Apartments fall

By Erin Beck Charleston police have charged three men with felony murder and a woman as an accessory after a man died in a fall from a ninth-floor window at Charleston's Vista View Apartments during...

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Drug firms want W.Va. Supreme Court to halt 'pill mill' suit

By Eric Eyre MADISON - Eleven out-of-state drug companies plan to ask the state Supreme Court to put the breaks on a lawsuit that alleges the firms shipped an excessive number of pain pills to West...

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With honor for service

Willie Lewis, chairman of the West Virginia Veterans Coalition, receives a Purple Heart medal from Woody Williams, Marine Corps veteran and Medal of Honor recipient, as his wife, Della Powell Lewis...

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Mental health advocate with bipolar disorder shares his story

By Erin Beck In January of his senior year of high school, Ross Szabo woke up to find the shoelaces removed from his shoes, no drawstrings in his sweatshirt, no sheets on his bed, and someone assigned...

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Kanawha commission OKs 911 fee increase, delays WVU Tech, Power Plus issues

By Ryan Quinn The Kanawha County Commission voted Thursday to raise the county 911 service fees and delayed deciding both whether to join proposed litigation opposing relocating the West Virginia...

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Disaster loans now available to Jackson County nonprofits

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Federal disaster loans have been expanded to a ninth West Virginia county to help nonprofit groups recover from severe storms in July.The U.S. Small Business Administration...

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Boil-water advisory

West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 80 customers along Red Star Road and adjacent side streets in the town of Hilltop in the company's New River system. The...

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Health advisory lifted in Huntington for blue-green algae

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - Officials in Huntington have lifted a health advisory along the Ohio River for algae that had turned the waters a bluish green.The Cabell-Huntington Health Department said in...

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US veterans chief continues West Virginia tour

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald is on the final leg of his two-day swing through West Virginia.U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin is hosting McDonald's visit....

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Mountain State foliage bursting into color

By Rachel Molenda Leaf peepers who want to get an early start on taking in the state's fiery fall foliage should head to higher elevations this weekend to do so.The first fall foliage report, issued...

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Man shot in leg on Charleston's West Side

By Staff reports A man was shot in the leg early Friday morning on Charleston's West Side, Kanawha County Metro 911 dispatchers said. Dispatchers said the incident was reported about 3 a.m. outside a...

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Pope Francis set to bring his message to world leaders at UN

By By NICOLE WINFIELD and JENNIFER PELTZ Associated PressNEW YORK (AP) - From the world stage of the United Nations to an inner-city school, Pope Francis is emphasizing themes that have shaped his...

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House Speaker John Boehner to resign

By By Erica Werner and Alan Fram The Associated Press WASHINGTON - With Congress in turmoil, U.S. House Speaker John Boehner suddenly informed fellow Republicans on Friday that he would resign at the...

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Kanawha, Mingo businesses raided by feds

By Staff reports Related repair and maintenance companies in Kanawha and Mingo counties were raided by federal agents Friday, U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin confirmed.Agents descended on Kanawha Electric...

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W.Va. House members mum on next speaker

By Staff reports West Virginia's House members were mum Friday on who should be the next speaker of the House, following the surprising resignation of House Speaker John Boehner."I thank Speaker John...

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Federal drug take-back day returns

By Erin Beck Saturday the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and local law enforcement are holding another National Prescription Drug Take-Back, after saying the take-back day in September 2014...

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