As Superintendent Dora Stutler prepares to step down, residents of Harrison County reflect on her invaluable contributions. This piece honors a leader whose dedication has shaped public education in West Virginia.
More than 25,000 customers across Virginia and West Virginia lost electricity on Sunday, with West Virginia bearing the brunt of the outages. Clintwood, Pound, and Lynchburg in Virginia were hardest hit, though scattered outages were reported throughout the service area.
Marshall University’s cross country team opens a new season by embracing a core group of locally sourced athletes. The Marshall Thundering Herd hopes these homegrown runners will bring fresh energy and community pride to the track.
Governor Patrick Morrisey has announced $10.5 million to help West Virginians overcome health-related barriers to employment. Released under the Health to Prosperity framework and funded through the State’s Rural Health Transformation Program, this support aims to help residents successfully return to work.
A cherished tune from West Virginia has found its way to a global sports stage. “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” the state’s official anthem, has become a surprise rallying cry at the World Cup, earning new fans around the world.
West Virginia’s homeless population rose by more than 8% between 2024 and 2025, even as national figures went down. Federal estimates highlight a unique challenge in the Mountain State compared to trends across the rest of the country.
West Virginia capped off a memorable evening in Granville with a convincing 12-2 win over Marshall. Tallying 15 hits and scoring in five of eight innings, the Mountaineers showcased their offensive firepower while keeping Marshall’s offense at bay.
From Huntington to Charleston, families can gather for spirited Easter activities this spring. With hunts and festivities on offer, these seasonal events invite residents of West Virginia’s communities to step out and celebrate the holiday together.
Pardee Resources Company has announced that a coal operator on its Logan County, West Virginia property has issued a Worker Adjustment Retraining Notification. While details are limited, the notice indicates plans that may affect the operations on this site.
Acclaimed band Lake Street Dive will take the stage at the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center on Saturday, April 25, promising an evening of their signature genre-defying music. With an event billed as a “fun machine,” the group aims to energize the Huntington audience.
