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Faulty wiring suspected in Sophia fire
A Sunday fire at a Sophia business doesn't appear to be suspicious, a local official said Sunday.
Fugitive File: Rusty Riley Wanted for Alleged Domestic Battery
Sophia Police Officers need your help tracking down a man they say has a history of criminal activity.
Fire chief: Crab Orchard fire appears suspicious
Fire officials say a Crab Orchard house fire appears suspicious - noting a gas can was found near the fire's origin.
Crews Battle Early Morning Fire in Raleigh County
Raleigh County emergency dispatchers say there was a structure fire in Sullivan Wednesday morning.
Sophia Autumn Fest to begin Thursday
The town of Sophia and local businesses are happily preparing for the annual Autumn Fest celebration scheduled Oct.
WVa schools praised for health plans
Two Raleigh County schools have been singled out for policies that promote good eating and lots of exercise among students.
Woman, teen charged in burglaries
A 37-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy are charged with numerous crimes after Sophia police say they burglarized three apartments using a stolen master key for the entire complex.
Police sort through conflicting accident information
Sophia Police say they are now sorting through several conflicting statements in a wreck investigation reportedly involving a pickup truck equipped with emergency red lights and a siren.
A pickup truck equipped with emergency red lights and a siren ran another pickup off the road and into another vehicle Wednesday in Sophia and fled the scene, police said.
Lawmakers study methadone clinics
Sophia Grant has used methadone for more than 10 years to treat an addiction to painkillers.
Crab Orchard teen manages a flock of responsibility
A 16-year-old Crab Orchard farmer in the making feathers his nest by raising chickens.
Burning Rock now in hands of CCC
Burning Rock, the popular and growing all-terrain vehicle park in Raleigh County, now is under the watchful domain of the West Virginia Civilian Conservation Corps, and the transfer is no mystery.
Thumbs - Saturday, Aug. 29, 2009
Thumbs up ... to the Food Lion Charitable Foundation, which presented Lester Elementary School with $700. The school will use the gift to further enhance technology in creating portable work stations for its students.
Local artists gathered at Sophia Town Hall Tuesday evening for a reception honoring their artwork.
An ATV rider who rode into the woods after reportedly threatening to commit suicide was found eating at a Sophia restaurant after emergency service workers say they combed southern Raleigh County for about 18 hours.
VFW Offers Assistance To Military Families
The VFW Post 4326 of Sophia will be setting up a booth at the West Virginia State Fair.
Krista Hughes stole the show at Lake Stephens' Colgate Country Music Showdown. Singing her very own "Why It's Her You Chose," the 16-year-old awed judges and competitors, and took first place.
More than 30 tourists from Maryland enjoyed a tour of Winding Gulf Wednesday. The tour bus, booked by a Pennsylvania-based company through West Virginia Enterprises and local historian/actress Karen Vuranch, took the seniors through Sophia and surrounding historic coal camps, making stops in Helen and Stotesbury.
What's Happening a " July 27, 2009
Sophia Police is raising funds for a back-to-school shop-with-a-cop, for children in the Sophia area.