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ELKINS — The City of Elkins is currently accepting bids for the implementation of a new public safety camera system, including the installation of 75 street

ELKINS — Elkins City Council voted to accept $950,000 in federal funding to install approximately 75 street cameras, as well as dashboard cameras in all Elkin

ELKINS — Gov. Jim Justice cut the ribbon on a new West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance Benefits Office off the Beverly Five-lane Friday afternoo

ELKINS, W.Va. (WBOY) — The Randolph County Housing Authority held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Learning Center location on Wednesday. Many individuals had the opportunity to speak in front of those who gathered to celebrate. A woman who has already been through the program and actually struggled with substance use disorder, shared her story […]

Staff Writer ELKINS — A new era will begin this fall for Elkins High School’s football program, as the school’s football facility will no longer be historic Wimer Stadium. The Randolph County Board of Education voted Tuesday evening to approve a resolution enabling the county school system to enter into a lease purchase agreement with Citizens Bank of West Virginia. According to documentation provided by county officials, the loan will provide funding for new bleachers to be built for EHS...

bjohnson@theintermountain.com ELKINS — Drivers may have been alarmed Friday afternoon when they encountered half a dozen police vehicles with their blue lights flashing parked alongside and in the median of the Beverly Pike Five-lane. Happily, no one was harmed during the emergency situation — in fact, it wasn’t even a real emergency. Law enforcement officers were merely helping out during the conducting of an emergency drill at Elkins Rehabilitation & Care Center. “We are just working ...

ELKINS — On Friday, Davis Medical Center’s Alternative Drive-Thru Screening Unit (ASU) will be closing. Originally the ASU was designed for COVID-19 testing and other screenings such as flu, strep throat, and RSV to reduce the amount of exposure in Davis Medical Center’s indoor clinics. “The ASU has been an excellent source of medical services during the course of the pandemic, but with a significant reduction in COVID-19 cases, we are encouraging individuals to return to their primary...

Community Investors with Byrd’s In this series of articles about Community Investment, Tommy and Thomas Byrd, owners of Byrd’s House of Donuts, answer the question, “Why did you invest in Elkins and why do you continue to invest?” We’ve always wanted to own a business and in 2016 that opportunity presented itself with a ready-made donut shop. The thing is, neither one of us had ever made a donut! But the shop was set up, the equipment was there, and we were ready to take the opport...