Bonner Property Development buys, helps preserve open space on Bonner Hill
The Five Valleys Land Trust this week announced that Bonner Property Development LLC just bought Bonner Hill south of Bonner from The Nature Conservancy.
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The Five Valleys Land Trust this week announced that Bonner Property Development LLC just bought Bonner Hill south of Bonner from The Nature Conservancy.
A short historical account and background of the often violent conflict between workers and employers in West Virginia's mines in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, compiled by the West Virginia State Archives.
Tue December 01, 2020 - Northeast Edition Weirton Daily Times The iconic 292-ft.-tall dome has been hidden under scaffolding and wrapped in plastic. By late spring 2021, work should be finished on a $15 million project to repair the water-damaged West Virginia Capitol dome in Charleston and install a new drainage system to mitigate future leaks, among other structural repairs. Hidden under scaffolding and wrapped in plastic for the past year and a half, the iconic 292-ft.-tall dome slowly will return to public view, Gov. Jim Justice said. "It's truly exciting that we'll see our beautiful Cap...