Archery in Schools seeking instructors (The Register-Herald)
One of the most unique educational opportunities available for West Virginia students from fourth grade through high school is looking for more instructors.
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Archery in Schools seeking instructors (The Register-Herald)
West Liberty clinches WVIAC season title (The Register-Herald)
West Liberty clinched the WVIAC regular season title Saturday with a victory over Seton Hill coupled with a University of Charleston loss to Glenville State.
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West Liberty clinches WVIAC season title (The Register-Herald)
Help Out: Nov. 1, 2009 (The Charleston Gazette)
Gloves, socks needed CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Manna Meal of Charleston is collecting mens winter gloves and socks that it would like to give out at the charitys annual Christmas lunch on Dec. 19. Other items needed are hygiene products a…
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WV Justice Slams Health Agency in Opinion (WTAP Parkersburg)
Charleston, W.Va. (AP) — A second state supreme court justice has criticized what she calls systemic flaws in the Department of Health and Human Resources.
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WV Justice Slams Health Agency in Opinion (WTAP Parkersburg)
House Fire on Charleston’s West Side
Charleston firefighters responded to a fire at 1008 Temple St. at 10:53pm Saturday.
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House Fire on Charleston’s West Side
Parents who give up rights still must pay, state Supreme Court rules
Abusive and neglectful mothers and fathers who relinquish their parental rights are still obligated to pay child support, according to the West Virginia Supreme Court.
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Parents who give up rights still must pay, state Supreme Court rules
W.Va. man buys winning ticket for brother in Iraq
A South Charleston man bought a Powerball ticket for his brother, an Army National Guard soldier recently deployed to Iraq, and it ended up being worth $50,000. West Virginia Lottery officials said Friday that 20-year-old Dustin Cochran-Washington bought an “easy pick” ticket for his brother, Michael, at a local Go Mart for Wednesday’s drawing.
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W.Va. man buys winning ticket for brother in Iraq
W.Va. records 3rd coal mining fatal
West Virginia recorded its third coal-related fatality of the year Tuesday when a miner was killed after a line on a hoist car broke, sending it back into the underground mine.
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W.Va. records 3rd coal mining fatal
Access to Justice Commission Meets for the First Time in Morgantown (WBOY Clarksburg)
Nine people from various backgrounds make up the commission.
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Access to Justice Commission Meets for the First Time in Morgantown (WBOY Clarksburg)
On The Ballot (Leesburg Today)
Loudouners head to the polls Tuesday to elect a new governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and their district’s representative to the House of Delegates. Below is a snapshot look at the campaign priorities of each candidate.
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On The Ballot (Leesburg Today)
