Day: May 2, 2013 Archives
ThursdayMay 2, 2013
Interim president at Concord University chosen
At Thursday's Board of Governor's meeting
Ribbon cut on Little Kanawha bus facility
Federal stimulus funds finance project.
Northbound Turnpike near Beckley reopened
Fiery crash earlier in day forced I-77 detour through downtown Beckley.
National Day of Prayer recognized in West Virginia
Family Policy Council of West Virginia hosts event at state capitol.
Tomblin’s Medicaid decision questioned
Attorney General Morrisey and Republican leader predict increased costs.
West Virginia expands Medicaid
120,000 uninsured residents will have access to health care.
Reward offered for information about puppy dumping
At least ten puppies were found in bags near Princeton last month.
Returning to West Virginia’s roots
Wheeling has big plans for state's 150th Anniversary
State fire marshal Lewis retires
Sterling Lewis one of the longest serving SFMs.
Neese case: ‘It’s really just shaken everyone up’
Morgantown community in shock following the arrests of two teenagers for the murder of Skylar Neese.
‘Well-deserved’ for Scott’s Jordan Roberts in NFL
University of Charleston head coach Pat Kirkland breaks down the former Scott running back's chance in the NFL.
April was a pretty good month for the natural gas industry. Prices are finally rebounding. After dropping below $2 per BTU last year, they’ve now rebounded to over $4 as cold weather lingers and stockpiles diminish. The price of natural gas is notoriously volatile, and the initial boom associated with the Marcellus Shale deposits and