Scott Depot News

It was wartime when an act of kindness from a 5-year-old Belgian boy touched the heart of a young American soldier.

Police are looking for a Nitro home improvement store employee suspected of ringing up merchandise at greatly reduced prices.

On every home-improvement show, the host always runs to the corner of the room to be redone and anxiously pulls back the worn-out carpet, breathlessly hoping for that magic underneath: hardwood floors.

Medical Management Professionals is hosting a community food drive through Nov. 20 in Charleston.

Army Reserve Sgt. Timothy Maxey of Sutton hugs his mother, Lula Maxey of Scott Depot, on Monday during a farewell gathering at the Armed Forces Reserve Center in Cross Lanes.

Four men connected to the Pagans Motorcycle Club have pled guilty to several charges related to the 44-count federal indictment released earlier this month.

Four members or associates of the Pagans Motorcycle Club pleaded guilty to various charges in federal court Tuesday, becoming the first of the 55 defendants named in a sweeping, 44-count indictment to admit criminal wrongdoing.

Authorities are looking for a Putnam County man accused of robbing another man after an argument over drugs.

The State Journal observes its 25th anniversary this week. The State Journal observes its 25th anniversary this week.

Three people were transported to the hospital following an accident on Greenbrier Street involving two pickup trucks.

A Scott Depot man has been charged with sexual abuse after he was caught on tape with his hand down the shorts of 15-year-old girl.

Mine operator International Coal Group says its lenders have agreed to make more changes to its $100 million credit line.

Farmer Jack Roush from Putnam County acquired his spread of 112 acres near Scott Depot in 1991.

Tri-County YMCA will offer a Parents Night Out on Sept. 26 at its location in Scott Depot.

American Red Cross will sponsor a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday at CAMC General Hospital.

Ita s not unusual for parents and community members to pitch in and help build or improve school playgrounds, but a playground project at Culloden Elementary is getting a little extra attention.

Mine operator International Coal Group says it's purchased patent rights that allow sales of its line of surface mining equipment overseas.

It's a mess, even for a schoolyard: construction supplies, dirt clods, a pile of playground equipment, heavy machinery.

Eight years ago Friday, New York City Police Officer William Becerril was doing his training job when, first, one and then two planes slammed into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.

A Putnam County church is having a 9-11 remembrance service Friday night. Cross Point Worship Center in Scott Depot is hosting area police and firefighters for the event.