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They say this high tide was worse than last nights. Unfortunately, we werent able to get here fast enough. We werent too prepared with sandbags as we normally would. All along the shore, beaches eroded, the result of massive wind driven waves eating away at protective dunes. These left with dangerously steep drops. This is what happened. All that work they did and it just gets washed out every time the storm comes in. This area behind me took a pretty good beating from this storm. The city getti...

Nashua-Plainfield Jr. - Sr. High School Junior Caleb Sinnwell played a pivotal role in getting the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to members of the World War II deception unit.

Several of the elections appearing on the ballots in West Virginia on May 14 are set to be unopposed, with candidates either winning their races outright or aut

WHEELING – There are more than 1,500 uncertified educators teaching in West Virginia schools – but less than 10 of them are employed within Ohio County Schools, the public heard Monday night. Ohio County Board of Education President Andy Garber cited the figures from the West Virginia Department of Education on Monday night while speaking […]

FOLLANSBEE — One month before the May 14 primary election, Democratic candidates introduced themselves and their platforms Friday during a forum in the Follan

IRONVILLE April showers are known for bringing May flowers, but a weather system that began in the western United States in the waning days of March brought something much less

WASHINGTON – Members of the Ghost Army deceptive military unit today received the Congressional Gold Medal, Congress’s highest honor, in recognition of their unique and distinguished service in WWII. Among

A Des Moines man is soon to be posthumously recognized for his role in a top secret troop designed to confuse and intimidate the Germans in World War II.

The filing period for West Virginia’s May primary election, as well as Weirton’s municipal election in November, will wrap up Jan. 27. A lot of the attent

CASSVILLE, Wis. — When Larry Heins rolled his 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe out of Rest Area 106 in Hazel Green on Saturday, he did so with an air of self-assured bravado.