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We still find that people in those communities are saying thats an old case. We dont need to revive it. Why bring up the past . Lets let it go. Lets let god take care of it. And i answer did not god give us a mind . Did not god give us the strength . Why are we depending on that . That can bring closure, i feel, to all of these negatives that still float around in the air, whether they be in mississippi or whether it be in other parts of this country. It was the same thing that was told to me. Years and years i searched for evidence that would help us get a third trial with medgars assassin. P...

30 years ago April 1, 1994 A letter to the Eagle County Board of Commissioners encouraged the county to help facilitate a trade that would make the Sweetwater Lake Resort part of United States Forest...

Mineral County COVID death toll rises to 59 Mineral Daily News-Tribune Tribune Managing Editor KEYSER - While dealing with an outbreak of their own, the Mineral County Health Department has confirmed the county’s death toll due to COVID-related illness has reached 59. The health department announced over the weekend that two of its own employees had tested positive for the coronavirus, and the health department would therefore be closed this week. Monday, they announced a third employee had tested positive, therefore constituting an outbreak at the facility. Most employees have been working...

Mineral County loses 2 more to COVID-19 Mineral Daily News-Tribune Tribune Managing Editor KEYSER - The Mineral County Health Department has confirmed the 53rd and 54th deaths due to COVID-related illness. The 53rd victim was a resident of the Piney Valley Nursing Home, and the 54th was a 46-year-old male who had previously been hospitalized. “The Mineral County Health Department would like to extend our deepest sympathies to their families and friends,” administrator A.Jay Root said. This latest loss brings the numbers at Piney Valley to 29 resident deaths, 97 positive residents, and 73 ...

Melissa Clark Certified Family Nurse Practitioner Marie DelSignore at Potomac Valley Hospital receives the first COVID-19 vaccine from Registered Nurse Nyssa Smith, employee health coordinator, infection prevention. WVU Medicine Potomac Valley Hospital received its first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for frontline workers, with 70 employees scheduled to receive it in the first week. Another shipment of vaccines is expected in January. Submitted Photo KEYSER, W.Va. — What began as an effort to collect gift cards for Mineral County’s industrious ...