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DHHR accepting applications for home heating bill program,
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Ukrainian woman expresses concern for family back home as she becomes U.S. citizen in Charleston,
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Wood County voters to decide on school bond issue,
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Saturday is application deadline for WV Scholar Program,
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Drug Take Back Day is Saturday,
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Naloxone kits to arrive on WV college campuses,
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Marshall to host in-person graduations with new President Smith Saturday,
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Early voting underway in West Virginia,
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DHHR: Overdose deaths in WV have peaked since COVID,
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Early voting in West Virginia’s Primary starts Wednesday,
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Beckley’s Woodrow Wilson H.S. to host “Coal Country” production,
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Charleston man admits he had a knife when lunging at police last year,
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COVID-19 testing, hotline services end at Marshall Health,
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Volunteers to clean up WV roads for Adopt-A-Highway program this Saturday,
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West Virginia public transportation agencies respond to federal mask mandate on public transportation,
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Tuesday is deadline to register to vote in 2022 Primary Election,
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New Parkersburg police chief ready to tackle crime, recruitment,
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State education officials want to create memorial for building destroyed in School for Deaf and Blind fire,
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Retiring WVU Tech president reflects on campus move to Beckley,
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Kanawha County parent urges state BOE to enforce new camera law in classrooms,