Ayden Pritchett, 8, son of Lance and Brandy Pritchett, of Princeton, hangs out at the WinterPlace ski lodge waiting on his dad to go snowboarding.
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First 1.36 miles of New River Parkway completed
U.S. Rep. Nick Joe Rahall, D-W.Va., was in Summers County Monday morning to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of the New River Parkway.
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Trap Hill teacher fired by BOE for alleged sexual text messages
The Raleigh County Board of Education voted unanimously Monday morning to fire a Trap Hill Middle School teacher accused of sending inappropriate texts to her student.
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Mingo sheriff murder suspect denied bail
A West Virginia man accused of gunning down Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum was denied bail Monday prior to his first-degree murder trial, even as defense lawyers questioned whether evidence showed the killing was planned.
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Man arrested in alleged sex assault of hospital patient
A Fayette County man was lodged in Southern Regional Jail Monday for the alleged sexual assault of a female patient at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital, Beckley Police said.
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Delegates to pick speaker of the House today at noon
Minority Leader Tim Armstead considers Tim Miley a good friend but is openly skeptical that the incoming Democratic speaker of the House can move legislation needed to reform taxes, the legal climate and education.
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You can still call us while we’re in temporary offices
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BOE votes unanimously to fire Trap Hill teacher
The Raleigh County Board of Education voted unanimously Monday morning to fire a Trap Hill Middle School teacher accused of sending inappropriate texts to her student.
Lori Lester, the teacher, did not attend the meeting, which she had requested prior to last Tuesday's regular BOE meeting. -
C.C.C.ing is believing
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Officials want state to give abortion clinics a close exam
A “house of horrors” that led to murder convictions against a Pennsylvania doctor inspired a Raleigh County lawmaker to insist that West Virginia take a long, hard look inside its two abortion clinics.
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Boy Scouts explain Jamboree traffic plans
Locals have long wondered just how the Boy Scouts of America plan to handle the movement of tens of thousands of Scouts to and from the National Scout Jamboree this July.
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