CHARLESTON - Legislative auditors found numerous fiscal and administrative failures in the former West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History, issues that are now the responsibility of the Department of Tourism. The Post Audit Division of the Legislative Auditor's Office released a ...
The Elks Panhandle Lodge 74 in Wheeling is getting ready to tee off its annual charity golf scramble on Sunday, Sept. 20, at Schube's Paradise in the Hills Golf Course – formerly Paradise Hills Golf Course – in Rayland. All proceeds benefit local charities and educational awards. Elks ...
MORGANTOWN – Young patients put colorful hand prints on a white Hyundai palisade Thursday morning in front of WVU Medicine Golisano Children's. And Hyundai's Hope on Wheel program presented Children's Blood Disorders & Cancer Center a grant of $100,000 to support the hospital's ...
MOUNDSVILLE — Two women facing felony criminal charges related to the alleged abuse of an autistic McNinch Primary School student had their cases continued Thursday in Marshall County Circuit Court. Former kindergarten teacher Kiersten Moses and school administrator Erin Cuffaro both ...
CHARLESTON – A bill co-sponsored by U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito to put guardrails around sports name, image and likeness rights is one step closer to full passage in the Senate. Speaking during a conference call with West Virginia reporters from Capitol Hill, Capito said S. 4668, the ...
FOLLANSBEE — Follansbee officials are planning a change to the city charter in an effort to meet state-mandated adjustments to the municipal election schedule. Under advice from City Attorney Michael Gaudio, Follansbee Council agreed Monday to retain the Gurrera Law Office in Weirton for assistance in implementing the charter change. Mayor Scott McMahon explained the amendment, still in the early stages of development, is being pursued in an effort to meet the requirements of Senate Bill 50, approved by the West Virginia Legislature in April 2025. “This is for the election ...
