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Walking into Thimble and Plow in Talcott is like taking a step back to a time when life was simpler.
Huntington man pleads guilty to drug charge
A Huntington man pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to selling crack cocaine to a police informant in Huntington, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced.
Barboursville Man Pleads Guilty to Gun Theft
A Cabell County man faces 10 years for a felony gun crime. Jonathan Luke Ross, 23, of Barboursville, pleaded guilty in federal court to theft of firearms.
Boil Water Advisory Not Affected by Everyone
Posted Saturday, June 27, 2009 ; 12:09 AM Post Comment Updated Saturday, June 27, 2009 ; 12:16 AM Residents in Lavalette not affected.
By Tony Rutherford , with photography by Chris Spencer Huntingtonnews.net Staff Huntington, WV - What looked like a bus full of VIP's traveling through Huntington were not simply ordinary out-of-town tourists sampling sights in the city.
Final Seat Filled on Wayne Council Following Election Canvass
FLOOD RELIEF NEWSROOM>>> NEW Victims of Flooding in Mingo, Wyoming, McDowell, Mercer & Raleigh Counties can begin applying for FEMA disaster relief now.
West Virginia Safety Alliance to meet Thursday (June 18) at Ali Baba's Restaurant
Contractors, construction safety professionals and associated service representatives are invited to attend a free dinner meeting of the West Virginia University Extension Service's West Virginia Safety Alliance at Ali Baba's Restaurant in Morgantown from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday .
Long before the morning fog had burned off Mercer Street Saturday morning, hundreds of people had gathered in Town Square to take part in the "Best Breakfast in Princeton," and be part of Celebrate Princeton.
Heading to the polls in Wayne and Fort Gay
Its municipal election day in two Wayne County communities. Mayor James Ramey Jr.
Conservation officer happy to be back on the job
Lt. Tim Coleman says he's happy to be back at work. Winning a national award only increases the pleasure.
By Chris Spencer Huntingtonnews.net Photographer Wayne, WV -- Wayne High School held its 85th Annual Commencement on Thursday night, May 28, 2009, graduating 160 students in the school gymnasium.
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Sheriff seeks AR-15 rifles for depa.....
Wood County Sheriff Jeff Sandy asked county commissioners Monday for the go-ahead to buy 10 AR-15 rifles for his department.
A line of severe storms ripped through the region Saturday evening, prompting dozens of Severe Thunderstorm Warnings and even a Tornado Warning.
City Hired Pollard as Public Works Director; Council Withdraws Charter Amendment
May 27, 2009 City Hired Pollard as Public Works Director; Council Withdraws Charter Amendment By Tony Rutherford Huntingtonnews.net Reporter Huntington, WV - Avoiding the engineering requirement stumbling block, Mayor Kim Wolfe announced at the Monday night, May 27 , council meeting that Wayne Pollard, originally from Texas and possessing a Ph.D.
Manchin, legislative leaders continue talks on special-session agenda
As lawmakers returned to Charleston on Tuesday to work on the state budget, Gov.
Nearly $30,000 in Federal Funds Awarded to Cabell and Wayne Counties
Cabell and Wayne Counties have been awarded $29,051 of federal funds through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 for the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program, to help address the great increases in unemployment and community need throughout the country.
Antique Sale to Benefit Cabell-Wayne Association of the Blind
Those looking for something unique were also able to give to a local organization helping those in Cabell and Wayne County.
Three high-profile cases lead list of Raleigh indictments
A Coal City man accused of killing his son, a Minden man accused of robbing a Beaver bank and a Beckley man charged with sexually abusing one of his children led the list of those indicted by a Raleigh County grand jury, the prosecutor's office said Thursday.
Kanawha County Drug Court Opening
May 14, 2009 Kanawha County Drug Court Opening Special to Huntingtonnews.net From a WV Supreme Court Press Release Charleston, WV - A ceremony marking the opening of the Kanawha County Drug Court took place Wednesday, May 13, 2009, in Judge Jennifer Bailey's fourth floor courtroom at the Kanawha County Judicial Building, 111 Court St., Charleston.
Child deaths from abuse, neglect may be down
Since last October, there have been about 43 child deaths in West Virginia, based on the latest figures from the Department of Health and Human Services.