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Lawsuit Launched to Protect Endangered West Virginia Species From Coal Hauling - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Launched to Protect Endangered West Virginia Species From Coal Hauling

Center for Biological Diversity: Candy Darter, Bats, Mussels Imperiled in Upper Gauley Watershed

WVDNR stocks 90 waters, many stocked with 'Gold Rush' trout - Vimarsana News

WVDNR stocks 90 waters, many stocked with 'Gold Rush' trout

Many of the waters were recently stocked with golden rainbow trout as part of the West Virginia Gold Rush.

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Cherry barn transformed into dramatic wedding venue - Hometown Focus - Vimarsana News

Cherry barn transformed into dramatic wedding venue - Hometown Focus

The hayfields at the Cherry River Event Center provide a picturesque backdrop for photos for Shaina and Lyle Storlie’s wedding. Photos by Stephanie Holsman Photography. CHERRY – Mindy Adkins really likes old barns. And why not? She has lived on Cherry River Farm, a working beef cattle farm, with her family most of her life.

New ARC Grants Could Mean $40 Million For State - Vimarsana News

New ARC Grants Could Mean $40 Million For State

If approved by the Appalachian Regional Commission, 14 grant projects could bring more than $40 million into West Virginia.

Memories of struggle, triumph remain for flood volunteers - Vimarsana News

Memories of struggle, triumph remain for flood volunteers

1 of 4 Taylor Self hugs a woman who traveled from Parkersburg, W.Va., with the Sunrise Baptist Church disaster relief team, before going back into Sherry Cole’s home to help clean up in Clendenin, W.Va., on June 25, 2016. Church groups and other organizations from all over the state sent multiple people to Clendenin to help feed residents and salvage items from homes. File photo | HD Media File photo | HD Media KENNY KEMP | HD Media Chris Dorst | HD Media