CHARLESTON – The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program is facing a structural deficit in West Virginia according to Gov. Patrick Morrisey, with possible cuts to subsidies for child care, clothing allowances and food and nutrition services being considered. Speaking during a press ...
MOUNDSVILLE – Moundsville Middle School students rolled up their sleeves Monday morning and got to work making Grand Vue Park spiffy and clean just in time for the summer season. The students picked up trash, pulled weeds and cleaned playground equipment in an effort to help Grand Vue ...
WHEELING — Members of Wheeling City Council are scheduled to meet tonight to consider a light agenda that includes funding for the city’s annual Independence Day fireworks display and approval of federal housing and community development grants. Among the items on first reading is an ...
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The Undo's Upper Ohio Valley Italian Festival Board honored 12 local high school students, one from each of the counties represented by the festival, during Sunday's recognition dinner at Undo's Restaurant. Counties represented by the festival are Jefferson and Belmont in ...
CHARLESTON - With last week's primaries seeing several incumbent members of the West Virginia House of Delegates lose their elections, House members came to the State Capitol Building Monday for a series of two-day meetings. Legislative interim meetings for both the House and the state Senate ...
CHARLESTON – West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey said Monday that audits of executive branch services and four specific departments found more than $168 million in savings. Morrisey held a press conference announcing the results of audits after the governor issued executive orders shortly ...
