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CHARLESTON — An official with West Virginia’s new public charter school program called for lawmakers to consider legislation to help bear the burden of start-up costs for new schools. The Legislative Oversight Commission on Education Accountability met Sunday afternoon on the first day of October interim meetings at the Capitol in Charleston. Commission members received […]

CHARLESTON — An official with West Virginia’s new public charter school program called for lawmakers to consider legislation to help bear the burden of star

Lowes Foods to open Summerville store, close others

Across South Carolina, many people are living in “food deserts,” or communities where people have limited access to healthy foods. According to the South Carolina Department on Aging, 39 of

In many ways, the development and revitalization occurring now in Washington County is long-awaited good news. But it's not without its challenges.

SHENANDOAH JUNCTION--The Big Apple Tournament of Bands scheduled at Musselman High School Saturday faced rainy conditions that could have led to cancellation. However, a change of plans and a move

From Martinsburg:

CHARLESTON – An official with West Virginia’s new public charter school program called for lawmakers to consider additional legislation to help bear the burden of start-up costs for new schools.

Legislators learned Monday there are more than 300 teens in out-of-state facilities because there’s no place to house them in West Virginia and there are approximately 83 vacancies in the state’s Child and Adult Protective Services 

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A circuit court judge said Monday it was too soon to say whether recent changes made by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources to