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Ballots? >> thank you very much for having me on. i really appreciate it. part of the problem is we haven't gotten clarity about this process. we don't know what to expect. we do understand there will be some sort of report and that might be issued in late july but it might take longer than that. we think the arizona senate boarded this train without knowledge of where it was going and i don't think it is going to a god place. >> the fact -- i mean, we talked to katy hobbs in the last hour. she is democrat. you are republican. this is unbelievable to me or i shouldn't say unbelievable but dist...

Plenty from democrats inside the beltway we thought it might be nice for a change to hear what some of his democratic constituents back home have to say about the senator. gary tuchman has more. >> three west virginia democrats asked about their democratic u.s. senator. on a 1 to 10 scale at this time how do you think senator manchin is doing for this state, the country, the democratic party? >> i would give him a 2. >> i would also give him a 2. >> also a 2. >> those 2s are particularly notable because these aren't just any democrats but county democratic leaders. shane is the chair of the co...

Submitted Photo While the coronavirus pandemic is waning, it’s still difficult to gather for a community picnic, so one area nonprofit has come up with a unique solution. Saturday, June 5 will be the Blue Jean Basket picnic. What usually serves at the Blue Jean Ball, picnic goers can pick up their picnic baskets from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and then head to their favorite green space to hike, bike, and have lunch, all in the name of helping the Mon River Trails Conservancy and the West Virginia Land Trust. A single ticket costs $50. Ella Belling, executive director of the Mon River Trails Con...

Times West Virginian Jan 1, 2021 CHARLESTON — An 87-year-old Marion County woman is one of 23 COVID-19 deaths reported on New Year's Day by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources. The state's COVID-19 death toll increased on Friday to 1,361. “To all who are grieving today: please know the sadness from the loss of your loved one is shared by your fellow West Virginians,” said Bill J. Crouch, DHHR cabinet secretary. “We must continue to support each other and work together as we face the months to come.”  The latest COVID-19 death in Marion ...

Posted by mikenolting on MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – In Mon County, Director of Federal Programs and Elementary Curriculum at the school system, Norma Gaines has been learning and injecting creativity wherever possible to keep the younger learners engaged. On WAJR’s Ask the Educators, she said young learners have more trouble screening distractions while learning from home. In many cases, the situation is compounded in families that have more than one student. “To a certain extent you have to be even more engaging than you would be in-person with children to keep their attention,” Gaines s...