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A New Martinsville student at West Virginia University is one of five scholarship recipients of the West Virginia Nursery & Landscape Association. Hailey Lane, a Tyler Consolidated High School graduate, is one of five at WVU to receive $2,500 each through the WVNLA’s Marcus W. Rennix Memorial Scholarship program. The students will be recognized at […]

Isle of Wight Surf Club members competed with distinction in the Surfing England Interclub Championships in Bristol at the weekend.

Surfers from the Isle of Wight will descend on Bristol for the 2023 English Interclub Surfing Championships this weekend.

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An Alabama man was subjected to three hours of suffering in a botched execution, according to an advocacy group. Officials had difficulty locating a vein for the lethal injection.

An anti-death penalty group says Alabama corrections officials apparently botched a mans execution last month

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama corrections officials apparently botched an inmate's execution last month, an anti-death penalty group alleges, citing the length of time that passed before the prisoner received the lethal injection and a private autopsy indicating his arm may have been cut to find a vein.

"States cannot continue to pretend that the abhorrent practice of lethal injection is in any way humane," the group asserts.

An anti-death penalty group cites a private autopsy indicating Joe Nathan James Jr.s arm was cut to find a vein.