VIENNA Incumbents and newcomers alike have filed for candidacy for Vienna’s various open positions. Three candidates have filed to run for mayor. The fi
In the coming days, local government leaders across West Virginia are set to elect five board members for the foundation tasked with managing the majority of the state’s opioid settlement
One of the last defendants in a 2017 drug trafficking and racketeering case was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his part in a brutal assault directed by members of a white supremacist gang against two people suspected of providing information to law enforcement.
A long-running federal drug trafficking and racketeering prosecution that eventually involved 55 defendants and a total of 32 criminal counts was whittled down Wednesday as five of the defendants were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 90 months in federal prison to 17 years, making a total of 39 defendants sentenced so far.
A long-running federal drug trafficking and racketeering prosecution that eventually involved 55 defendants and a total of 32 criminal counts was whittled down Wednesday as five of the defendants were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 90 months in federal prison to 17 years, making a total of 39 defendants sentenced so far.
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Jurors in the racketeering and drug conspiracy trial of a Danville man heard graphic testimony on Wednesday about beatings administered by members of a Pope County white supremacist gang to two people they suspected of informing on members of the group.
jpierson@newsandsentinel.com Vienna Utility Board members held their monthly meeting to discuss current issues and the future of infrastructural changes in Vienna. (Photo by Jenna Pierson) VIENNA The Vienna Utility Board met Friday to discuss newly passed legislation that impacts the water and sewer departments and potential options for the future use of American Rescue Act money. Board member and Vienna Mayor Randall Rapp discussed three new bills that are set to impact the utility board. West Virginia House Bill 2370 makes it mandatory public service districts allow anyone with a swimming pool to be given monetary credit for sewer services.