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Belington Community Medical Association makes donation to Philip Barbour athletic complex fund,
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Harrison County Commission refuses to issue permit related to dam demolition project,
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Rep. McKinley frustrated with lack of pro-coal language in government funding bill,
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AFT-WV president believes new legislation will benefit state’s students, teachers,
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Barbour County man convicted of meth trafficking,
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Second defendant in 2014 Clarksburg shootout sentenced to prison,
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Lumberport council member pleads guilty to sexual abuse, assault of underage females,
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Harrison County students learn about substance abuse through “On the Move” program,
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Buffey’s team not opposed to state’s request for stay if no longer than 30 days,
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New prosecutor appointed in fraud case involving Harrison County commissioner,
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U.S. Attorney asks public to remain aware of suspicious activity in wake of California shooting,
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United Hospital Center dedicates new ENT/Audiology and Gastroenterology practices,
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November’s average temperature among warmest on record in some areas,
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Elkins students learn from “Broadway at the White House” experience,
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Randolph County delegate announces intent to run for state Senate seat,
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Snow machines firing up for ski season,
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UHC wraps up “It’s All About You” cancer survivorship series,
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American Cancer Society, UHC participate in Great American Smokeout,
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FBI working with foreign intelligence agencies in wake of Paris attacks,
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Harrison County Commission makes last attempt at ending dam demolition project,