Day: October 15, 2014 Archives
WednesdayOctober 15, 2014
Defense ‘never got back on track’ after 73-point scorching at Baylor
What the Bears perpetuated in Waco last season left the Mountaineers shellshocked and leaking confidence.
University hosts Lewis County in one of the big games for week eight statewide.
Search continues for former airline pilot on the run
Mustafa Bazbaz fled from authorities earlier this month
Big 12 media day: Huggins needs new additions to jell
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Brandishing a bowtie straight out of the Gordon Gee Ivory Tower Collection, Bob Huggins looked dapper during Wednesday’s appearance at Big 12 basketball media days. “A tribute to our president,” Huggins joked. “And I don’t want people to think they’ve figured me out yet. I kind of like to keep you
Mid-Ohio Valley Report: Week 8
The highlight of this week’s slate is a cross-classification battle between unbeatens in the southern part of this region.
Drug operation shows success in Huntington
Operation River to Jail nets 226 street level dealer arrests
CPS worker pleads guilty to sex charges involving teenage client
The Kanawha County woman was the boy's caseworker at the time.
Kanawha County Commission prepares for new prosecutor
The next step, though, is up to current Kanawha County Prosecuting Attorney Mark Plants.
Barry Thompson has now agreed to fully cooperate in the investigation of the DOH Equipment Division
New program aimed at keeping more at-risk kids at home
It's called Safe at Home West Virginia.
Thousands will again flock to Fayette County to celebrate one of the worlds modern engineering marvels.
Jenkins says Cabell and Wayne counties are key to 3rd District win
The Republican candidate is confident he has the support he needs in the areas he's represented at the State House for more than 12 years.
The first official day of winter is Dec. 21.
Herd making a point by running the ball
Marshall's ability to physically dominate defenses has allowed it to take over games.
NAPA Auto Parts Gold & Blue Now: Wednesday, Oct. 15
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — In this edition of the NAPA Auto Parts Gold and Blue Now, defensive back Daryl Worley speaks to the media for the first time since his suspension. We also catch up with John Morris, the Baylor play-by-play analyst, as he breaks down this year’s fourth-ranked Bears team.
Forty years ago, the United States was thrown into a panic by the Arab Oil Embargo. OPEC’s decision to stop oil exports to the U.S. in response to our support of Israel during its war with Arab nations triggered lines and shortages at gasoline stations and revealed the U.S. economy’s dependence on foreign oil. Experts