East Hardy, ranked 12th, returns to the Class A state quarterfinals this season after a year-long absence, preparing to battle fourth-seeded Pendleton. With five co-quarterfinal appearances in six recent seasons, East Hardy looks for its second playoff upset in a row.
EPA chief Lee Zeldin reaffirms his agency’s commitment to helping West Virginia maintain its coal-powered energy production. In a nod to local leadership and historical precedent, Zeldin points to the state’s ongoing reliance on coal-fired power plants as a foundation for its economic stability.
A cryptic date, “4/14/1929,” is etched into Coopers Rock and quietly invites those who encounter it to wonder about its origins. The story behind these faded numbers remains locked behind a paywall, leaving readers to question the events of that day.
In a decisive 45-13 victory, the UCF Knights claimed their first conference win under head coach Scott Frost. The team delivered a commanding performance on both sides of the ball, leaving West Virginia unable to keep pace. Coach Frost spoke with the media afterward, emphasizing the significance of this milestone for the program.
East Fairmont emerged victorious over Buckhannon-Upshur in a tight matchup, clinching a 34–31 win. This three-point difference highlighted the intensity of high school football and showcased the spirit of local rivals in West Virginia.
West Virginia recently honored fallen firefighters from Fayette, McDowell, and Berkeley counties at a state monument in Beckley. Colleagues and government officials gathered to recognize their sacrifices and express gratitude for their service. This solemn commemoration reaffirmed the importance of firefighting in safeguarding communities across the state.
Firefighters spanning three West Virginia counties were recently honored for their service and bravery. The memorial service, held at a state monument in Beckley, brought colleagues and officials together to recognize those who risked everything to keep their communities safe.
In a vivid metaphor of passing ships, West Virginia and Kansas took sharply different turns on the gridiron. While Kansas forged ahead with promise, West Virginia’s “ship” hit troubled waters on the Kansas prairie. The Mountaineers’ fortunes quickly dimmed in a matchup that left fans pondering the stark contrast.
Mark Allen Hamrick, 68, passed away at his home in Morgantown on Thursday, September 4, 2025. Born September 9, 1956, in Fort Mead, Maryland, he is remembered by those who knew him for his life in Morgantown. Details of his passing were originally published in The Dominion Post.
As a significant winter storm looms, West Virginia has declared a state of preparedness across all 55 counties. Forecasts predict heavy snowfall and strong winds, prompting mobilization of emergency resources and urging residents to stay vigilant.
