Mill Creek News

After nearly two days of deliberation, a Randolph County grand jury handed up felony indictments against 19 individuals on Tuesday.

Alana Hartman knows that good things come to those who wait, and those who work hard for what they want.

To celebrate the nation's independence some local government offices will observe the Fourth of July holiday Friday and resume normal business hours on Monday.

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The Northern Hancock County Rotary Club awarded the third of its three scholarships, the William Allison Scholarship, to Oak Glen High School student Megan Stiavison.

About 40 community members attended a public forum Wednesday at Tygarts Valley High School to voice their concerns about the local school system.

Basking in the sun by the pool isn't summer break for every student. Nearly three months away from books and papers doesn't mean learning won't stop.

Tumble Time level 3 gymnasts recently competed in the West Virginia Junior Olympic State Meet in Shady Spring.

A Bluefield man accused of driving the getaway car during the armed robbery of Mountain Valley Bank in Mill Creek in December was sentenced to prison Wednesday in Randolph County Circuit Court.

A man accused in a Mill Creek bank robbery in December, has pleaded guilty to grand larceny, and was sentenced to one to five years in prison.

Jeffrey Neal Dean and Sue Ann Dean of Coalton announce the birth of a son, born April, 10, 2009, in St.

Girls on the Run of Randolph, Barbour and Tucker counties and the Elkins/Randolph County Family YMCA will host the third annual Mother's Day 5K Run/Walk at 10 a.m. Saturday.

Bodies will be bruised and bloody and fans will cheer on the carnage as superstars of the Mid-Atlantic Pro Wrestling Federation bring their brand of wrestling excitement to Tygarts Valley High School on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The event is sponsored by the town of Mill Creek and Tygarts Valley High School Boosters.

TreeTops on the Gorge Canopy Tour participants take in the view of Mill Creek Canyon from one of five suspension bridges along the tour route.

The Tygart Valley Homestead communities were developed with federal funds and created to be self-sufficient. Much like the original federal money, the funds awarded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture will continue to make small communities more efficient in the future, explained Huttonsville PSD Executive Secretary Bonnie Serrett.

Mill Creek Mayor Diane Currence and her two adult children face charges of bringing contraband to an inmate at Huttonsville Correctional Center.

Tygarts Valley High School received a $17,600 grant from Frontier Communications to purchase 17 computers complete with Microsoft Office and anti-virus software.

With help from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, travelers of local roads will soon experience orange construction signs and the smell of fresh asphalt.

Elkins City Council on Tuesday received a list of more than 100 streets within the municipality's limits that present a problem with the county's E-911 mapping and addressing project currently under way.

Several meetings have been scheduled for next week so the public may review road names as part of Randolph County's mapping and addressing project.