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The latest job cuts, which are on top of 285 positions that were eliminated at the local plant in cutbacks announced last month, are only a modest part of the

BECKLEY, W.Va. – Leon Eugene Smith Jr., 43, of Beckley, pleaded guilty Wednesday, May 1 to distribution of a fentanyl.

The University of Texas at Tyler School of Medicine launched its Pathways Explorer mobile unit on Wednesday. The unit, retrofitted from a school bus, will travel around East Texas to

CHARLESTON — In a sprawling speech painting a near-apocalyptic image of West Virginia’s future if the policies stand, Gov. Jim Justice on Tuesday doubled down on his vow to fight

The arts are alive in the streets of Lake City with the 12th annual ArtFields competition and festival. A town that was once one of South Carolinas most prosperous agriculture

Learn about the legendary guitarist Duane Eddy, who shaped the twangy sound of early rock n roll and influenced music icons like George Harrison and Bruce Springsteen.

Toads Cove convenience store to reopen in Centerville, offering improved experience with gourmet popcorn, self-checkout, and drive-thru. Grand opening Memorial Day weekend.

WAYNE — Benjamin Benton has been named the new Nebraska Business Development Center director for the northeast region.

Who’s at fault for issues at border?

MONTGOMERY — Alabama lawmakers made a number of moderate changes to the 2025 General Fund and education budgets Tuesday as they advanced through committees, including an additional $75.3 million in