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CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals affirmed a circuit court judgment involving a party wall agreement between party owners. This appeal concerns a party wall agreement between adjoining property owners in Beckley — Sarah L. Bitchfield, who owns a commercial building that shares a party wall with the adjacent property owned or formerly owned by  Zen’s Development LLC, Uptown Properties LLC  and Kenneth McBride Jr. "Petitioner’s lawsuit against these three Responden...

Remember When: The remarkable careers of T. H. Dolson & Ben Dolson Joyce Harvey Thomas H. Dolson was born in Morgan County in 1851, and his son Ben was born in Lancaster in 1879. Both became outstanding Lancaster attorneys. In 1902 Thomas was described as “the most distinguished criminal lawyer of this part of Ohio…[and] Perhaps Mr. Dolson has been engaged in a greater number of criminal cases than any other lawyer of his age in the state of Ohio,” (Biographical Record of Fairfield Co.)....

T.H. Chia on Unsplash FAYETTEVILLE — A woman is suing Kroger alleging she was injured on a wet spot on the floor that she was unaware existed while she was shopping in the store. Angela Williams was at Kroger doing her grocery shopping on Sept. 13, 2019, in Oak Hill when she slipped on the wet floor inside the store and fell, according to a complaint filed in Fayette Circuit Court. Williams claims she received no notice, as there was not a wet floor sign and she wasnt ...

Charges against a Fayette County educator who was accused in 2017 of molesting two Nuttall Middle School students have been dismissed, due to a procedural issue, officials said Monday.

Nashville, TN (February 12, 2021) - -  Land of Color announces the release of their newest single, "Warriors." Written by Thomas Ewing, Gary Rea, Mike Donehey and Jeff Owen and produced by Geoff Duncan and Land of Color, "Warriors" marks their first release in 2021 ahead of a full album releasing later this year. South Africa native Gary Rea and Colorado-born Thomas Ewing were both worship leaders and solo artists who felt like the Lord brought them together to create something unique, so...

Getty Images The recent assault on the Capitol building and the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic have upended all aspects of the 59th presidential inauguration. When Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are sworn into office tomorrow in Washington, D.C., many of the traditional activities, such as the parade and inaugural balls, will be done virtually or skipped altogether. It won’t be the first time, however, that an inauguration goes by a different script. Though circumstances were largely different, man...

i would like to thank bob sutton for the very warm introduction and for the park service participation in this really cool event. i was so excited when i heard that rick edwards and the center for great plains studies has come up with this idea. it couldnt be a more appropriate place to tackle the significance of what i believe was arguably the pivotal year of american history. 1862 was certainly the most eventful year in american history. perhaps the most misunderstood. the year in wh...

dont take my word for it. heres john nicolai, the grouchy gatekeeper of lincolns presidential office. the secretary whose job it was to say no on behalf of the busiest man in the world and, boy, was he ever good at it. people called him irascible. that was the only one of the names that i can repeat in -- on c-span. when congress adjourned in mid july after about 7 1/2 months in session, having wrenched american history from the dead end of slavery toward the hard, slow course of freed...

forces in kansas, he inadvertently split his own party right down the middle. his narrow reading of the constitution persuaded buchanan that the federal government had no right to prevent it by force. all of which helped to explain why there was no statue of our 15th president in the nations capitol until a devoted niece willed it almost a century after his presidency. ♪ in 1862 the 37th u.s. congress met. it proved productive as members passed the homestead act, the pacific railwa...

his nar roreading on the constitution. al of which helps to explain why there was no statue of the 15th president until almost a century after his presidency. ♪ >> in 1862 as the civil war was being fought, the 37th u.s. congress met under an unfinished capitol dome with confederate members absent. the lack of opposition proved productive as members passed the homestead act, the more am land grant colleges act and pacific railway act and revenue act. the 37th congress also created th...