Oct 9, 2009 | Williamson Daily News Online
Lonesome Pine Fiddlers find home in hall of fame
" The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers, a band started in Mingo County over 40 years ago, was inducted into the International Bluegrass Hall of Fame Oct.
Road to Bluegrass Hall of Fame lined with memorable tales
At some point in the 1930s when the nation was just starting to get back on its feet, a pair of Mingo County coal miners from Gilbert Creek - Cline brothers, Ezra and Curly Ray - traded in their pick and shovel for a fiddle and a bass, left their bank clothes behind, bought cowboy shirts and hats and hit the road with lots of twists and turns that ...
Four Arrested After Mingo County Break In
Four people are now facing charges in Mingo County after a violent break in at a Baisden home on Sunday night.
Flood relief comes from all over
Flood relief for Mingo County residents just keeps rolling in from all over the state.
Associated Press Flood-damaged mobile homes are scattered along Gilbert Creek Monday in Gilbert, W.Va., where floodwaters have closed roads and damaged hundreds of structures.
State School Superintendent Steve Paine has asked U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan to allow students in Mingo County to miss the WESTEST.
Gilbert continues flood cleanup
An array of Mother's Day flowers remains in the cooler of Clarice's Flower and Gift Shop days after they should have been delivered or picked up.
When you cover a flood--and I've covered a few--you are at first drawn to the dramatic scenes; ruined homes, piles of debris, and the mud.
Pigeon Creek and Mate Creek in Mingo County left their banks with "mean intent" is how Mingo County Emergency Services Director Jarred Fletcher describes his weekend.
National Guard troops helping flood victims in WVa
The National Guard is helping residents in West Virginia's southern coalfields recover from weekend flooding that destroyed at least 300 buildings, knocked out power and caused mudslides that flushed trash, debris and at least one mobile home downstream.