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UPDATE: Any Answers Yet about Human Remains Discovered in January in South Wheeling?

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The clues were sent to investigators at the W.Va. Medical Examiner's Office in Charleston.

Permanent Fencing in Place Across Heritage Trail at Gateway Center Site

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Work for this portion of the project is expected to happen until early summer of 2027.

Meth Trafficking Leads to Significant Federal Prison Sentence for Ohio Man

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Assistant U.S. Attorney Clayton Reid prosecuted the case on behalf of the government.

Treasurer Pack Celebrates National ABLE Savings Day, Encourages Eligible West Virginians to Open No-Maintenance Fee WVABLE Account

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National ABLE Savings Day was organized by the National Association of State Treasurers.

Sentencing Set for W.Va. Cemetery Owner Who Defrauded Customers in New Martinsville, Elkins, Clarksburg, Jane Lew

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A federal district court judge will determine the sentence after considering the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.

Methamphetamine Trafficker from New Martinsville Will Spend 12 Years in Prison

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Assistant U.S. Attorney Clayton Reid prosecuted the case on behalf of the government.

West Virginia Cemetery Owner Admits to Fraud Involving Grave Markers

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As part of the plea agreement, the man has agreed to pay restitution to the victims of his offense conduct

Novotney: Remember the ‘Blizzard of ’93’?

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The forecast was for snow, but no one expected the amounts that fell through the valley region.

An OPEN LETTER to … the Valley’s Live & Local Music Crowd …

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Bands like 'The Trainjumpers' tell the story of the valley with original music.

WVNCC President Dr. Daniel Mosser Announces Retirement

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HIs career started in 1985 as a grad assistant at University of Maryland.

LEDE News Evolving Bigger and Better Than Ever

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We are announcing big news about the future of the digital magazine.

W.Va. Sen. Charles Clements Not Seeking Re-Election, Endorses Marshall County Resident Robert Dobkin

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The state lawmaker battled for better infrastructure throughout his career.

Brooke County’s McLaughlin Building Foundations for Education

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The new elementary educator is addressing each students on a one-on-one basis.

Sheedy: ‘I’m Out There Working with the People’

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The lawmaker enjoys hearing from his constituents while attending council meetings in his district.
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