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RIPLEY, W.Va. – High school students from Monroe, Nicholas and Wyoming counties will join other teams of students from across West Virginia for the states premiere conservation competition set for

Among those on the list is rapper Lil Wayne, who plead guilty to felony gun possession in November. 'Tha Carter' was one of the first to be named as possibly receiving clemency. He's joined by fellow hip hop artist Kodak Black, who received a commuted sentence from President Trump.

Anchor Tours Senior Football Relegation Final DUNDALK GAELS 0-11 MATTOCK RANGERS 1-7 Dundalk Gaels clung on to their Senior championship status for 2023 at Matt...

Anchor Tours Senior Football Championship Round 3 Group 1 St Brides 1-10 Mattock Rangers 1-8 St Brides booked their place in the Quarter finals of the Seni...

The Wells Farm, located in Tyler County, was one of four West Virginia farms recognized as a Sesquicentennial (150 year) Farm for 2021. The same family must hav

Mineral FFA Team tops at W.Va. Envirothon From News Reports ROANOKE, W.Va. -- The Mineral County Future Farmers of America (FFA) team won the 2021 West Virginia Envirothon, and were named as this year’s winners during an awards ceremony that was hosted recently at Stonewall Resort and reached teams throughout the state virtually. Mineral’s team of five high school students competed against nine other teams to win this year’s event, which is the state’s premiere conservation competition ...

Donald Trump Pardon List—Every Person Granted Clemency by the President On 1/19/21 at 12:23 PM EST President Donald Trump was expected to pardon more than 100 people in his final hours in office. The list of people Trump pardoned was announced early on Wednesday, and revealed that Trump pardoned 73 people and commuted the sentences of 70 more. Among those hoping to be pardoned were some rioters who stormed the Capitol building earlier in January, though they were not pardoned by the president...

2020: Year in Review Sgt. Mitch Corley recently introduced the department’s newest K9 to the community. By LEANN COCHRAN Staff Writer As we look back over the past year, it could be said that no one expected what 2020 handed us. January 2020 seems almost a distant memory of when life was easier. Masks were not required to enter a grocery store or restaurant, New Year’s Eve parties were held without hesitation, and Times Square was full of people anxiously awaiting the start of a brand new y...