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H1N1 flu vaccinations available
The Nicholas County Health Department will be giving H1N1 flu vaccinations from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Nazarene Camp on W.Va. 41 in Summersville, a half-mile from the U.S. 19 intersection.
Nicholas County Circuit Judge Gary L. Johnson recently sentenced three defendants to prison.
Law Enforcement Agencies Team up for Drug Bust
Law enforcement officials believe that Operation Trick or Treat will clean up the streets for kids this Halloween.
Three-dozen Nicholas County residents are named in a number of arrest warrants as part of what authorities are calling Operation Trick or Treat.
Nicholas man accused of sex abuse
SUMMERSVILLE, W.Va. -- A Nicholas County man was in jail today, charged with allegedly abusing children in his care.
Into the Garden: Petunias and prairie orchids
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The reviews of the Wave Petunias are mixed. Libby Tolley, who works at the Department of Agriculture, writes: "I planted about five Wave Petunias in a large pot this past spring.
Raising Awareness for Children's Issues
The 3rd Annual a oeA Walk for Childrena is scheduled to begin on October 9th in Summersville, W.Va. at the Nicholas County Courthouse and will extend a three-day, 65-mile adventure leading to the State Capitol building in downtown Charleston, W.Va. Supporters statewide will be participating, with the goal of raising awareness and funds for the ...
Purple candles will carry a silent message to increase awareness about domestic violence.
Nicholas County Woman Claims Civil Rights Were Violated
A Summersville resident has filed a lawsuit against the city, its mayor and a police officer.
Walk for Children begins Friday
Activists who want to call attention to the needs of children will start walking from Summersville to Charleston Friday, and they hope others will donate to their cause.
Patients seeking class-action lawsuit
A Summersville attorney said several former patients of Know Pain Clinic in Beckley are prepared to file a class-action lawsuit against the clinic.
Business Leaders Armed with New Info on Cap and Trade
Over 400 West Virginia business and coal industry leaders are armed with more information about cap and trade legislation moving in Congress.
Man charged with unclea s attempted murder
A Summersville man was jailed and charged with attempted murder after police say he shot his uncle in the hand.
Family Fight Turns Into Shooting
A Nicholas County man is being held in the Central Regional Jail after allegedly shooting his uncle in the hand earlier this week near Summersville.
Summersville man arrested after uncle shot
A Summersville man was arrested and charged with attempted murder after his uncle was shot in the hand Wednesday.
A Nicholas County company founded four generations ago was recently named one of the 5,000 fastest-growing companies in the nation by Inc.
Things to do Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009
DRUM CIRCLE: 5:30 p.m. Free. Emphasis is on drumming, but songs, poems and acoustic music pieces are also welcome.
Temporary Layoffs Announced at Nicholas Energy
A Massey Mine in Nicholas County is laying off some of its workers for about a month.
Too Much Coal Equals Too Much Risk
It could be 30 days before more than 200 miners are back to work at the Nicholas Energy Mine in Nicholas County.
Nicholas County Sheriff's Deputy D. Wayne Plummer Named Magistrate
Sept. 4, 2009 Nicholas County Sheriff's Deputy D. Wayne Plummer Named Magistrate By Huntingtonnews.net Staff From a WV Supreme Court Press Release Summersville, WV -- Nicholas County Magistrate Robert Gordon, Jr., announced his retirement on September 1, 2009.