Anne Cavalier News Today

SMITHERS — A parcel of riverfront land that was home to coal camp houses during the mining heyday is now owned by the City of Smithers.

The deadline to place orders for free Thanksgiving Day meals via the 21st annual Community Thanksgiving Meal in Fayette County is fast approaching.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Crystal Lorimor, executive director of the Community Improvement Corporation of Belmont County, recently returned from Detroit where she pre

On their way to hallowed ground in Washington, D.C., some of the motorcycle riders of the Central Route of the Run for the Wall made their customary stop at Valley

Among the tidbits from a newsletter from Smithers Mayor Dr. Anne Cavalier to city residents for April are an update on the Michigan Avenue sidewalk project and the stormwater separation

In a letter to Smithers residents, business owners and visitors, Smithers Mayor Dr. Anne Cavalier recently provided updates on a variety of local topics as 2022 winds down. Following is

In the run-up to the 2022 Midterm Elections, the Us & Them dinner party crew finally met face to face! They disagree on many things, including the 2020 Election and January 6. It’s not a surprise that there was plenty of conversation about the Supreme Court’s ruling over abortion access. After 2 years of COVID social distance, the crew gathered like a family around one table, breaking bread, talking politics and trying to understand their differences.

As Smithers continues in recover from debilitating summer flooding, plans are taking shape for fall and winter activities in the city.

As Fayette and Kanawha counties continued to recover from a flood that occurred nearly two weeks ago, the West Virginia National Guard arrived in Fayette County in the latter stages

Heavy overnight and early morning rains Monday created numerous dangerous high-water scenarios in Fayette and Kanawha counties.