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FAIRMONT — Jesse Lawson had been waiting weeks for a call informing him of when he could get his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. He finally received a call for an appointment, but the caller was not someone he expected when scheduling a vaccine appointment. “Romelia Hodges, who I have known her for a few years now,” Lawson said of the caller. “I have just kind of waited patiently until I was contacted.” On Wednesday, Lawson finally received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at a special clinic aimed at vaccinating the African-American population of Marion Cou...

Justice CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice may discuss easing pandemic restrictions on schools and businesses in West Virginia later this week, he announced during Wednesday’s COVID-19 briefing. Justice also announced additional dosages of the COVID vaccines will be arriving in the state next week and changes to the state coronavirus information dashboard to include a by-county total of dosages administered. State officials have been meeting with pandemic teams and school superintendents and will continue to meet today, Justice said. He hopes to provide an update about ideas to lessen the rest...

For The Inter-Mountain CHARLESTON — The governor may discuss easing pandemic restrictions on schools and businesses Friday, he said during Wednesday’s COVID-19 briefing. Gov. Jim Justice also announced additional dosages of the vaccines next week and changes to the state coronavirus information dashboard to include a by-county total of dosages administered. State officials have been meeting with pandemic teams and school superintendents and will continue to meet today, Justice said. He hopes to provide an update about ideas to lessen the restrictions on businesses and schools at the Frida...

CHARLESTON — The governor may discuss easing pandemic restrictions on schools and businesses Friday, he said during Wednesday’s COVID-19 briefing. Gov. Ji

Mineral County Days promote tourism, Route 220 Mineral Daily News-Tribune For the News Tribune KEYSER - Mineral County Days was held as scheduled on Feb. 10-11 despite Mineral Countians being unable to travel to Charleston due to the pandemic.   Seven meetings plus a celebratory ceremony for this year’s Mineral County honoree Michael Price were held virtually via Zoom.  Mineral County participants met with representatives from seven departments and agencies, including Agriculture, Commerce, Tourism, Department of Health and Human Resources, Transportation, Arts, Culture, and History, and ...