WV Collects More in Taxes than Expected (WHSV Harrisonburg)
On Thursday, as the West Virginia Department of Revenue worked to close its December books, preliminary tax collections for the month came in roughly $32 million above projections.
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WV Collects More in Taxes than Expected (WHSV Harrisonburg)
Blaze damages South Charleston home
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Blaze damages South Charleston home
Obituaries — December 31, 2009 (The Fayette Tribune)
Arthur Lee “Bill” Banks, 81, of Fayetteville, died Dec. 18, 2009, at the Beckley VA Medical Center. Funeral services were Dec. 28 at Dodd-Payne-Hess Funeral Home, Fayetteville, with Rev. Mack Canterbury and Mr. Stanley Boyd officiating. Burial followed in Huse Memorial Park, Fayetteville.
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Obituaries — December 31, 2009 (The Fayette Tribune)
Christmas Tree Donation Event Set for Saturday
The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection’s Rehabiliation Environmental Action Program and the Department of Natural Resources will host a Christmas Tree drop-off at the Capitol Market in downtown Charleston.
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Christmas Tree Donation Event Set for Saturday
UPDATE: Two Vehicle Accident Sends Three People to the Hospital (WTAP Parkersburg)
A Wood County Sheriff deputy said three people were taken to the hospital after a Wednesday evening accident on West Virginia Route 31.
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UPDATE: Two Vehicle Accident Sends Three People to the Hospital (WTAP Parkersburg)
Charleston Prepares to Say Goodnight to 2009
Believe it or not there’s only one more day left in 2009 and everyone, everywhere is ready to ring in 2010.
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Charleston Prepares to Say Goodnight to 2009
Successful West Virginia Bond Sales Provide Funding for New Schools and Huge Savings for Taxpayers
In November, West Virginia sold two separate bond issues that will provide significant funding for secondary schools and higher education…
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Successful West Virginia Bond Sales Provide Funding for New Schools and Huge Savings for Taxpayers
Students around the Country Benefit from ExxonMobil Grants
IRVING, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The ExxonMobil Educational Alliance Program announced today it awarded $1.8 million in grants this year to 2,400 schools to enhance math and science programs across the United States. It is the 10th consecutive year for the program, which has provided grants to K-12 educational institutions in 42 states and the District of Columbia. Local schools are eligible to apply for Educational Alliance grants by partnering with their nearby Exxon or Mobil branded retailer,
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Students around the Country Benefit from ExxonMobil Grants
Allegheny Energy Announces West Virginia Fuel, Purchased Power Cost Decision
GREENSBURG, Pa.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Allegheny Energy, Inc. (NYSE: AYE) announced that the Public Service Commission of West Virginia issued an order on December 29 regarding the company’s recovery of fuel and purchased power costs. The Commission’s order approved a settlement agreement between Allegheny, the Consumer Advocate Division, Staff of the Public Service Commission and the West Virginia Energy Users Group. Under a cost recovery clause re-established by the Commission in 2007,
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Allegheny Energy Announces West Virginia Fuel, Purchased Power Cost Decision
WV Turnpike Looking at Adding Gates for Emergencies (WHSV Harrisonburg)
State and federal officials hope to have a contract by mid-January for installing four gates along the West Virginia Turnpike that would allow motorists to change directions during emergencies.
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WV Turnpike Looking at Adding Gates for Emergencies (WHSV Harrisonburg)
