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State and public school employees who get health insurance through West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency will enjoy one more year of coverage with no premium increases. “Doom is coming,” West Virginia Education Association President Dale Lee told the board.“ We know that. Fred Albert, president of the American Federation of Teachers— West Virginia,...

CHARLESTON— State and public school employees who get health insurance through West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency will enjoy one more year of coverage with no premium increases. “Doom is coming,” West Virginia Education Association President Dale Lee told the board.“ We know that. Fred Albert, president of the American Federation of Teachers— West...

CHARLESTON — State and public school employees who get health insurance through West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency will enjoy one more year of coverage with no premium increases.

State and public school employees who get health insurance through West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency will enjoy one more year of coverage with no premium increases. “Doom is coming,” West Virginia Education Association President Dale Lee told the board.“ We know that. Fred Albert, president of the American Federation of Teachers— West Virginia,...

CHARLESTON — Two fathers, who are also public school teachers and union members, are suing to stop charter schools from opening in West Virginia without county voters’ approval.

Newports Castle Hill Lighthouse gets a new paint job and a new lease on life as a tourist attraction and magnet for wedding couples.

Peter and Sue Metzger saw the potential in a dowdy Newport mansion restoring it to its former glory

CHARLESTON, W. VA.—In yet another battle seeing unions defending their members and themselves against continued right-wing assaults from coast to coast, West Virginia unions sued the GOP-dominated state government there for illegal retaliation against unionized workers by banning automatic dues co...

The Audrain Automobile Museum and Newport Historical Society join forces to look at the relationship between cars and fashion.

Downtown Alliance festival to boost area, artists Review Staff Report Two Alliance-area groups have joined together to present the Historic Main Street Festival this summer in the city’s downtown. Also scheduled is a car show sponsored by Pocket Change Antique Mall, located at 426 E. Main St. Pocket Change owner Ed Albert and GhostRighterz owner Chrystal Robinson-Shofroth are actively involved in a push to redevelop the Main Street area of Alliance, so it’s no surprise to see them helping ...