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We are announcing big news about the future of the digital magazine.
This information was released today and was distributed to media sources around the valley.

LEDE’s Top Articles – October 26-November 1

Here are the top articles published by LEDE News during the online magazine's anniversary week. Six Years!! https://ledenews.com/for-sale-the-old-sears-roebuck-building-in-downtown-wheeling/ https://ledenews.com/midnight-at-the-capitol/ https://ledenews.com/an-open-letter-to-the-members-of-the-ohio-county-boe/ https://ledenews.com/storch-it-should-be-more-than-a-photo-op/ https://ledenews.com/how-long-is-too-long-for-trick-or-treat-in-wheeling/ https://ledenews.com/santorine-inspired/ https://ledenews.com/the-pop-up-jingle-bar-where-spirits-are-bright-in-downtown-wheeling/ https://ledenews.com/novotney-so-is-the-suspension-bridge-closed-or-what/

LEDE’s First Feature: Midnight at the (Allegedly Haunted) Capitol Theatre

So many tales have been told about the spirits inside this historic theatre.

Rouse Reflects on Watching ‘Fashion Week’ Come to Life

She spent four years in New York City before moving her dream to her hometown.

LEDE News Once Featured on National Platform ‘The Daily Yonder’

The national story was released this past Monday morning.

Happy Fourth Birthday to LEDE News

The digital media site has published more than 4,500 articles.

ARCHIVED: Suicide? No Way – Part 2

There was an unexpected knock at the door at the family home at the top of Benwood Hill, and it was finally dark outside on this warm, August evening in Marshall County. Once Shelby Brown looked to see who it was, Colby’s sister saw two uniformed police officers on the porch.

LEDE News Featured on The Journalism Salute Podcast

What is the real future of journalism?

SNL Podcasts Archived in New Section on LEDE News

The program will be broadcast three days a week.

EORH – There’s Work to Do

The exterior is attractive, but the guts need extensive work.

Economic Justice for All

According to W.Va. Center on Budget and Policy last year, 23 percent of West Virginians were working low wage jobs with a quarter of those workers living in poverty. We should be able to work full-time and afford to live, period. An Earned Income Tax Credit at the state level would be extremely helpful to those workers and to our economy.

Events Not to Miss This Week

Not sure what to do this week? Think there’s just nothing to do? Bored of the same old circles you run in? We’ve put...

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