Month: March 2019 Archives
SaturdayMarch 30, 2019
Gianato abruptly retires after years of responding to state emergencies
Former Homeland Security chief was reappointed last year.
FridayMarch 29, 2019
Whitacre comes through for Frankfort in 7-1 win at Grafton
Falcons improve to 4-1.
No. 22 Sooners keep WVU winless in Big 12 play
No. 22 Oklahoma struck for two early runs against Alek Manoah and held on for a 2-1 win in Friday night's series opener.
Gordon dominates on the hill as Notre Dame defeats Williamstown, 3-1
Elias Gordon went the distance as Notre Dame claimed their fourth consecutive win.
WVU practice notes: Allison looks sharp in two-minute drill
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Jack Allison clearly isn’t among the crowd counting out Jack Allison for West Virginia’s starting quarterback job. The junior may have the outside appearance of taking a back seat to Austin Kendall since the Oklahoma transfer arrived, but he’s still handling himself with plenty of confidence at practice. That moxie was on
Justice wants to work with lawmakers on certain vetoed bills
The governor's office said Friday the bill's vetos were for technical issues.
McConnell named next Colorado State president
Joyce McConnell will take her new position on July 1.
W.Va. Supreme Court issues stay in ‘right-to-work’ case
Attorney General Morrisey tweets out court opinion after asking for stay.
Casino owner terminates deal with sports betting provider
Lottery director says it could be months before Delaware North has sports betting back up and running.
Dylan Tonkery back to full speed in spring after painful groin injury
After missing the second half of last season, inside linebacker Dylan Tonkery is back to full speed for the Mountaineers.
CORRECTION: Logan County school will be open Monday
Superintendent speaks with MetroNews.
State audit: Richwood officials misspent federal flood money, paid friends and family
Richwood Council fires police chief and asks mayor to resign.
Stucky honored in funeral procession
Former judge's body driven by courthouse as county workers pay respects.
One small school administrator backs fourth classification for HS sports
WVSSAC Board of Control will consider the change next week, St. Marys principal believes it's high time the matter of private schools in Class A was finally addressed
A portion of popular Williams River Road reopens
Forest Service expects to have the road fully reopened by June 1st with temporary repairs, and the Federal Highways Administration will handle permanent repairs in the coming months.
Intuit to open ‘prosperity hub’ in Bluefield; up to 500 new jobs possible
Makers of TurboTax and QuickBooks to locate in existing building in downtown Bluefield.
Hanshaw: Senate Bill 3 needed for future internet development
Gov, Jim Justice on Wednesday signed Senate Bill 3, which is aimed at increasing internet access.
Three Richwood officials arrested, accused of misusing public dollars — including flood relief funds
Auditor's Office has spent more than a year going through Richwood's finances.
The bill’s lead sponsor is disappointed and sees the veto as a setback for the program set to launch July 1.
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