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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A month-long investigation by the West Virginia Department of Education has resulted in the State Board of Education placing Harrison County Schools under partial state intervention after investigators identified concerns involving board governance, long-term financial stability and special education oversight. The investigation began on April
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EAST VIEW, W.Va. — The Ink Lab officially celebrated its grand opening Wednesday as community leaders, business owners and members of the Harrison County Chamber of Commerce gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the studio's location in East View. Owned by Travis Johnson, The Ink Lab has
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia Football has announced its promotional schedule for the 2026 home season, giving Mountaineer fans a first look at the themed game days that will accompany each of the Mountaineers' seven home contests at Milan Puskar Stadium this fall. The lineup includes several fan-favorite
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WESTON, W.Va. — Questions surrounding West Virginia's child welfare system have once again moved to the forefront following the recent death of an infant in Mingo County, with Adam Burkhammer, a member of the West Virginia House of Delegates representing Lewis County and a licensed foster parent, calling
The Harrison County Chamber of Commerce is accepting applications for the 30th anniversary class of Leadership Harrison, a leadership development program that provides participants with an inside look at the organizations, industries, and institutions that shape Harrison County. This year's class is limited to 30 participants, with Chamber
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BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — Bridgeport native and Ben McDougal served as the featured speaker during the opening ceremonies of the West Virginia Little League 9–11 State Baseball Tournament Sunday evening at the Bridge Sports Complex in Harrison County. McDougal addressed players representing communities from across West Virginia, sharing his journey
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Although the National Independence Day Parade was canceled because of extreme heat, the Robert C. Byrd High School Band still had the opportunity to represent Harrison County and West Virginia during its visit to the nation's capital as part of the nation's 250th
As communities across West Virginia commemorate America's 250th anniversary, Historic Waldomore in Clarksburg is inviting residents to take a closer look at the sacrifices and stories of those who served our nation through a new month-long exhibit, "The Citizen Soldier." Open throughout July, the exhibit
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DAVIS, W.Va. — Four golfers representing Bridgeport Country Club turned in outstanding performances at the 2026 West Virginia Junior Amateur Championship, earning top finishes against many of West Virginia's best junior golfers during the three-day tournament at Canaan Valley Resort. Alex Randolph and Audrey Kerr each found
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — Patriotic music filled the Clarksburg Amphitheater on Thursday evening as the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra returned for its annual Independence Day concert, bringing residents from across North Central West Virginia together for one of the community's favorite summer traditions. The free performance at Veterans Memorial Park
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CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — Mayor Wayne Worth and three newly elected members of Clarksburg City Council officially took the oath of office Wednesday evening during a special meeting at Clarksburg City Hall. Worth was sworn in as mayor, succeeding former Mayor Jim Malfregeot following the May municipal election. Jerry Riffle, Rocky
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Fresh asphalt is now being laid in front of the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center as paving work continues throughout downtown Clarksburg. The ongoing road improvement project is part of continued efforts to improve driving conditions, enhance downtown infrastructure, and extend the lifespan of city streets. Crews have been making