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Multiple injuries reported in three-vehicle wreck
Multiple injuries were reported Wednesday after a three-vehicle wreck in Raleigh County, authorities said.
The accident on Robert C. Byrd Drive, near the Old Eccles Road intersection in MacArthur, was reported at 1:41 p.m., according to the Raleigh County Emergency Operations Center. Multiple ambulances were sent to the scene, but the exact number of people injured was not reported.
The Raleigh County Sheriff’s Department was investigating the accident. The Register-Herald contacted the sheriff’s office Wednesday, but no further information was available.
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Residents stunned that road washed away
Imagine waking up in the morning and finding that the main road leading to your home had been washed away by floodwaters in the night. That was exactly the shock awaiting Shady Lake Drive residents in Shady Spring Saturday morning.
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SCHOOL CLOSINGS and DELAYS
Click HERE to go to the West Virginia Department of Education with up-to-date school closings and delays by county.
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Mount Hope hit hard by floodwaters
MOUNT HOPE — Boyd Donelow waded through water halfway up his legs as he looked at the aftermath of flooding in Mount Hope.
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Ultrasound bill goes to Manchin
CHARLESTON — Absent penalties that initially raised some eyebrows, an update of the Women’s Right to Know Act that makes ultrasound imaging available to women seeking abortions was sent to Gov. Joe Manchin Saturday.
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Gun tax holiday is approved
CHARLESTON — Hunters and other gun owners can buy a new firearm and ammo without paying a sales tax one weekend in October in a bill that exited the Legislature before Saturday’s deadline.
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Folks are ready for daylight saving time
Daylight saving time is here. Spring officially arrives today.
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Conferees agree on bill to cut dropouts
The bill would hike the legal age to quit school from 16 to 17.
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Moderate flooding reported in Greenbrier County
Emergency officials are reporting moderate flooding of small streams in western Greenbrier County, with the Greenbrier River not expected to crest until 7 p.m. or later Saturday.
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Residents stunned that road washed away
