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He came here, he came here. So i looked at the bullet and it was right there. I heard a bang in the front door. I thought it was a phone book hitting the door. Then i heard a car speed off. Reporter this morning a man knocked down the door. This woman says she heard the noise, walked down the hall way to check it out and came face to face with the intruder. The bullet went flying through the wall. He shot her through the right shoulder. The bullet went through the side of her wall, hit our commo...

FAIRMONT — The Robert H. Mollohan Research Center is up for sale, but not out of necessity.

FAIRMONT — Coal built West Virginia, however, while the information revolution steamrolls through traditional forms of work, the High Tech Foundation searches for ways to keep the state competitive into

FAIRMONT — The Marion Regional Development Corp. laid dormant for several years, but now that it’s up and functioning again, it needs a jump start.

Help Young Talents from Ukraine who fled to Poland after Feb 24th. Create Social Accelerator to Boost their Great Ideas, Projects & Ventures

FAIRMONT — Five public hearings at Fairmont City Council involved ordinances covering such issues as parking and landscape requirements that all aim to improve quality of life.

Campaign aims to get remote workers to move to Wva county Follow Us Question of the Day By EDDIE TRIZZINO and Times West Virginian - Associated Press - Sunday, January 10, 2021 FAIRMONT, W.Va. (AP) - Rocco Fucillo believes Marion County is a great place to live, not only for the quality of life and recreational opportunities it offers, but for its location in the U.S. as well. Residents of West Virginia can expl...