Toronto Historical Society program June 30 will be ‘Memories from the Battlefront, WWI’
Food distributions resume at Community Bread Basket
Tara Sheperd, program administrator for the Community Bread Basket, has announced that regular food distributions have resumed. “With COVID-19, ...
Harrison County enjoys basketball reunion
Red Rider bowlers making history today
DAYTON — Weir High will become the first team in West Virginia history to attend the U.S. High School Bowling National Championships beginning ...
United Bancorp wins award
Rasicci and Co. salon, boutique opens doors
Rasicci and Co. celebrated its grand opening June 6, welcoming friends, family and guests to its new location at 402 Penco Road, within the ...
Celebrating West Virginia
West Virginians are a determined, strong, hard-working sort of folk. From the state’s southern coalfields to the northern steel mills and everywhere in between, ...
Juneteenth serves as a reminder
Fairs and festivals make their return
Reporter’s Notebook/All eyes are definitely focused on Manchin
It’s been long an annoyance for West Virginians when people with national platforms can’t identify the state or lump is in with Virginia. After U.S. Sen. Joe ...
Using social media to promote our state
Guest column/We must invest in pipeline infrastructure
Flora Harkins
Flora E. ‘Flip’ (Tweedy) Harkins, 90, of Mingo Jct., OH formerly of Rush Run, passed away peacefully at her home Thursday, June 17, 2021. Visitation will be ...
Shirley Bailey
Darleen Barton
Civil rights leaders don't budge key senator on voting bill
By BRIAN SLODYSKO and NICHOLAS RICCARDI Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin was unswayed Tuesday by civil rights leaders who implored ...
