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Proposed rule to allow alcohol in Putnam park sees public backlash

By Laura Haight HURRICANE - Putnam County residents once again spoke out against allowing alcohol at Hurricane's Valley Park. With the proposed rules, alcohol would be permitted only at the Valley...

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Kanawha commission hears update from FEMA

By Daniel Desrochers The Federal Emergency Management Agency has distributed around $12.2 million in individual assistance money to about 1,300 families in Kanawha County, FEMA officials said Thursday...

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South Charleston adopts Brunch Bill, talks fireworks ordinance

By By Emily Rice For the Gazette-Mail South Charleston City Council moved to adopt the "Brunch Bill" on Thursday. The bill will allow the sale of alcoholic beverages by certain licensees beginning at...

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Around WV: Aug. 5, 2016

By Erin Beck In Around West Virginia: a drilling company alleges it overpaid West Virginia counties millions of dollars, a man who can no longer play banjo decides to make them instead, Appalachian...

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Boil-water advisories: Aug. 5, 2016

The Nettie Leivasy Public Service District has issued a boil-water advisory for customers from 4579 Leivasy Road to 7212 Leivasy Road, including Hinkle Odell Road, Bridge Street, Mae Boulevard and...

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Police say Charleston man stabbed after checking on potential accident

By Staff reports A Charleston man was stabbed last weekend in Sissonville after he stopped his motorcycle because he believed his girlfriend had hit a minivan with her car, police said Friday. Andrew...

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UMW reaches another tentative deal with Murray Energy

By Ken Ward Jr. The United Mine Workers union revealed Friday that its negotiators have reached another tentative agreement on a new contract with the nation's largest remaining unionized coal...

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Wyoming County miner dies after welding incident

By Ken Ward Jr. A miner injured a week ago in a welding incident at a Wyoming County coal mine has died, state and federal officials said. Donald Workman, 58, of Gilbert, died Thursday evening, after...

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Highland Hospital's sale to Tenn.-based Acadia is in the works

By Lydia Nuzum Officials with Highland Hospital announced today that the mental health center's board of directors has unanimously agreed to sell its Charleston facilities to a Tennessee-based...

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Logan school funds allegedly used for wedding of superintendent's son

By Staff reports State authorities are investigating allegations that former Logan County Schools Superintendent Phyllis Doty used $4,800 in school funds to buy decorations for her son's wedding....

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Work on Crossings Mall bridge to begin next week

Work on the new Crossings Mall bridge in Elkview is slated to begin next week. Kanawha County Commission President Kent Carper confirmed Friday that the county planning department issued the "long...

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After leader's death, oil & gas lobby taps interim director

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - After the death of its executive director, West Virginia's top oil and natural gas lobby group is tapping an interim replacement. The West Virginia Oil & Natural Gas...

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TSA finds gun in carry-on bag at Huntington airport

By Rick Steelhammer The day after a Huntington man was cited for having a loaded handgun in his carry-on baggage while attempting to board a flight at Charleston's Yeager Airport, a Charleston man was...

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Marshall's interim business dean sets lofty goals for tri-state area

By Jake Jarvis When Robert Simpson was a young man growing up in Charleston, he never thought he would spend the rest of his life here. In fact, he thought he'd end up anywhere else but here. Maybe...

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Alzheimer's U to teach treatment options, coping skills

By Lydia Nuzum Alzheimer's University, a day-long event for caregivers, healthcare providers and dementia sufferers to learn more about living with dementia, will be Thursday at Columbia Gas/NiSource...

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Kanawha clerk questions former WV senator's candidacy

By Phil Kabler Kanawha County Clerk Vera McCormick is raising several issues about Erik Wells' effort to oppose her in the general election, including questioning whether he can run as independent...

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'All but normal' childhood shapes former Bible Center pastor's life

By Jennifer Gardner Pastor Shawn Thornton led Bible Center Church in Charleston for 12 years. In his teachings, he searched for real-life stories to help make his point, but he never shared the story...

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Norwegian oil company sues Marshall County over taxes

MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. (AP) - A Norwegian oil company that overpaid its property taxes by almost $350,000 is suing after Marshall County denied it a refund. Statoil sued Marshall County Assessor Chris...

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View: World on a string

The 3 Dons weave their way through the crowd of bluegrass music lovers on the first day of the Appalachian String Band Music Festival at Camp Washington-Carver in Clifftop. Instruments in hand, they...

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Bulletin Board: Aug. 6, 2016

There will be a West Side community reunion cookout at the Second Avenue Community Center in Charleston today, beginning at 11 a.m. For information, call Deanie Miller at 304-993-8806. A Neighborhood...

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