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A musical city, the Johnson City Bean Festival, the death of a sheriff and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

With a full slate of candidates for four council seats, Republicans believe they have a good chance of breaking through a long drought.

By Doug Smith From Los Angeles Times Golden Trout Wilderness–We clambered loudly up the miserable incline, horses stumbling ...

Barbados Light and Power Company (BLPC) customers will have to wait a few more months to know whether they will have to pay higher electricity rates.At the conclusion of a 15-day Fair Trading Commission (FTC) hearing on the utility company’s application for a hike in basic electricity rates on Friday, tribunal chairman Dr Donley Carrington told Barbados TODAY customers should not expect a ruling before December.He explained that the panel had to wade through “tons” of oral and written info...

The Oak Hill City Council will meet Monday, Oct. 10 at 5:30 p.m. in council chambers, 100 Kelly Avenue, City Hall.

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Public Service Commission’s desire for in-state coal-fired power plants to run at higher capacity factors dominated the agency’s hearing on Appalachian Power’s and Wheeling Power’s

He was a bookish wannabe cowboy who became a seasoned mule handler in California's Sierra Nevada. This summer he returned to see how the Sierra and he had changed over the years.

CHARLESTON — Six years after West Virginia utility regulators approved an annual surcharge mechanism for West Virginia American Water infrastructure investments, the company says its infrastructure replacements will never end.

Sayings and doings of 25 years ago...

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