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Slicing into the fruit’s golden flesh. Twenty-five Years ago, I was walking the woods along the Potomac not two miles from the White House with my foraging mentor, a cranky, gravel-voiced woman named Paula Smith. “It’s a weird tree, okay?” she called over her shoulder as we walked into the gloom of the woods. “The flowers are sorta liver colored and don’t smell too good. That’s ’cause they get pollinated by scavenger insects, blowflies and beetles. You really want to help them o...

CHARLESTON — Another six people from Wood, Pleasants and Ritchie counties have been confirmed as deaths from the COVID-19 virus, according to Wednesday’s pa

4-H Special Interest clubs starting this month Mineral Daily News-Tribune KEYSER - Youths in the eastern region of West Virginia can participate in 4-H Special Interest (SPIN) clubs starting this  month. There are six different virtual programs lasting four to six weeks depending on the topic. Programs are free and offered to all youths in third grade and above. “Choose a topic of interest to you then register online through ZSuite.com,” says WVU Extension agent Margaret Miltenberger from ...

The pride of Falmouth comes through off the bench to help Cats earn first SEC win of the season and of 2021.

Staff Report CHARLESTON — Twenty-one confirmed deaths from the COVID-19 virus between Monday and Tuesday mornings were reported Tuesday by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources. The state also reported 1,468,110 total confirmatory laboratory results have been received for COVID-19, with 82,773 total positive cases, an increase of 1,337 cases in the 24-hour period between Monday and Tuesday mornings. The death toll from the virus is 1,284 as of Tuesday morning, the state s...

photo credit: UK Athletics Kentucky coach John Calipari said during his talk show last night that Pendleton County native Dontaie Allen will get his chance to play. Allen will see the floor in the Wildcats SEC opener at Mississippi State on Saturday after he was praised by Calipari for a “great practice” on Monday. Saturday’s game can be heard at 3:30 on Lite Rock 98.7 and lite987whop.com. ); } return false; }); $(#comments .commentlist .comment-content a).attr(target,_blank);...

DHHR: ICU beds currently occupied at pandemic high By December 29, 2020 - 10:52 am CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A pandemic-record intensive care unit beds are now being filled with COVID-19 patients in West Virginia, according to case numbers released Tuesday by the state Department of Health and Human Resources. There are 213 ICU beds being used statewide. The previous pandemic high was 207 which happened on Dec. 14. The DHHR reported 761 people hospitalized with the virus at the end of the day Mon...

>> ballistic experts compared the handgun to the shell casings found in the bedroom and inside the washing machine. >> they all had characteristics that were like that produced by the submitted pistol. >> my name is amy bosley. >> one year after bobs murder, amy bosley accepted a plea bargain. she pled guilty to first-degree murder in return for a sentence of 20 years in prison. >> i didnt want the kids on the stand because i didnt want to tear them any more apart than they were. >> what did amy...

Property in pendleton county to help build their dream home. i think that over time, their lifestyle might have gotten beyond their means. >> prosecutors believe that amy bosley might have hidden some of the money. but where remains a mystery. >> i would really love to know whos got that. i would really love to know. >> the bosleys children now live with their grandparents. bobs once thriving business died with him. tragedy upon tragedy. redeemed only by the science that proved who was responsib...

>> they all had classic characteristics that were like that produced by the submitted pistol. >> my name is amy bosley. >> one year after bobs murder, amy bosley accepted a plea bargain. she pled guilty to first-degree murder in return for a sentence of 20 years in prison. >> i didnt want the kids on the stand because i didnt want to tear them any more apart than they were. >> what did amy do with the money? i dont know if anyone can answer that except for amy bosley. i think that that $1.7 mill...