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Although it’s months away and the more important focus now is on the snow and cold, several facets of the annual Bridge Day celebration are already fully engaged.

Fallen trees and flooding cause major disruption on roads and rail lines.

Fallen trees and flooding cause major disruption on roads and rail lines.

OAK HILL – A little too busy to wrap your Christmas gifts this year?

Headteachers play a pivotal role in the world of education, navigating the course of their school much like the captain of a ship. Here we take a…

The event of the year -- Bridge Day attracted 82,000 people to the New River Gorge to catch a glimpse of all the base jumpers getting their adrenaline rush on. "We had over 250 jumpers with 50 staff so maybe around 300 total jumpers," said Fayette County Chamber of Commerce, New River Gorge CVB, Bridge

In need of some last-minute information to make your visit to Bridge Day a little smoother?

Editor’s note: The following story is reprinted from The Register-Herald’s Yearbook section on Sept. 30.

Hey, those folks are headed the wrong way!

Route-19 crossing the New River Gorge Bridge will be closed Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for West Virginia's largest annual single day festival.