Parsons News

State Police say tests will be conducted in an attempt to identify remains found near the northern West Virginia home of a woman who disappeared in 2002.

The board of directors for the Tucker Community Foundation conducted its fall meeting Oct.

Gov. Joe Manchin says he will make good on a promise to challenge residents at a Tucker County juvenile detention center to a game of basketball.

Gov. Joe Manchin says he will make good on a promise to challenge residents at a Tucker County juvenile detention center to a game of basketball.

Officials at St. Joseph's Hospital are voicing their concerns about Camden Clark Memorial Hospital's application to provide emergency angioplasty.

After months of drawing from the general fund and other financial constraints, the Parsons City Council is considering the possibility of budget cuts across all departments, except the garbage department, according to City Administrator Jason Myers.

Kimberly Fox, a certified family nurse practitioner, has joined the medical staff of DirectCare, located at 307 Main St.

More than 40 years and $1.1 billion later, West Virginia's Corridor H highway project is only about halfway done and still decades away from completion, state officials say.

The two 120-foot-high voltage transmission towers soon to be built on Denny Pifer's farm will be as out of place as the old Sycamore tree on the mountaintop.

The work of two Jackson County educators will be part of the Family Literacy Celebration on Sept.

The West Virginia Theme Motorcycle is on display in the Great Hall of the Culture Center, state Capitol Complex, now through Wednesday.

Firefighters in Tucker County were called to a fire early Thursday morning. It happened at a home on Main Street in Parsons, around 2:30 a.m. Everyone made it out of the home safely.

It was great to see everyone at the Brush Creek School reunion this past Saturday.

It was great to see everyone at the Brush Creek School reunion this past Saturday.

Tucker County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy D.E. Gidley faces misdemeanor charges of assault and domestic battery stemming from an alleged incident while he was on duty.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The Allegheny Highlands Trail will move closer to its eventual southern terminus at the Elkins Railroad Depot, thanks to an $896,000 grant announced Tuesday by Gov.

Two teachers from Jackson County have collaborated on a book to teach the alphabet while easing the children's anxieties about starting kindergarten.

Dunbar City Council observed a moment of silence Monday night for former Mayor Roger Wolfe, who was taken to the hospital over the weekend.

There was a number of pertinent issues discussed at Monday's Preston County Board of Education meeting.

The city of Montgomery has reached a settlement in civil rights lawsuit alleging one of its officers improperly administered a breath test, and detained a train engineer two years ago following an accidental death on the railroad.