Tuesday Nov 24 | Charleston Gazette
Violence not required to issue domestic protective order, W.Va. Supreme Court rules
The fear of physical harm is enough to grant a domestic violence protective order to West Virginia residents, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday in a precedent-setting decision.
Unemployment rate drops in most W.Va. counties
Unemployment rates are down in most West Virginia counties. Figures released Friday by Workforce West Virginia show unemployment declined in 44 counties in October.
Unemployment drops in most W.Va. counties
Unemployment rates are down in most West Virginia counties. Figures released Friday by Workforce West Virginia show unemployment declined in 44 counties in October.
Clay County dancer: Keeping a tradition of dance alive despite controversy
Stomping the ground with a hoot and a holler, Mack Samples dances with a rhythm and beat entirely his own.
Green building not a fad, ZMM architect says
Is green building design a fad? Adam Krason, an architect with ZMM Inc., posed the question Monday to members of the Charleston Rotary Club at their weekly lunch meeting.
Police say couple stole, traded ATV
Troopers say a Kanawha County couple stole an ATV from a Clendenin home and traded it for a truck in Clay County.
Your Vents: Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009
Why don't they ever do that up around Elkview, Clendenin and Clay County? There are a lot of people that are low-income and need trash bags.
Fields Murder Four Years Later
Saturday marks the four years anniversary from when a Dunbar woman was discovered on the freeway in the back of a speeding car.
A Kentucky woman has pleaded guilty to charges that she illegally accessed Mattress Warehouse's computer servers and deleted employees' user accounts.
Soldier To Be Added To WVa Memorial Plaque
A Clay County native who was killed in Afghanistan in 2008 will be added to a memorial plaque at the West Virginia capitol.
W.Va. soldier will be added to state memorial plaque
Sgt. 1st Class Jamie Scott Nicholas will be added to the memorial commemorating 36 soldiers with ties to West Virginia who have been killed in duty while in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Pursuit of Pain Killers: A Former Lawmakers Story
A former West Virginia State Senator is sharing his story of addiction. Former Senator Randy Schoonover says his addiction to pain killers began about 5 years ago when he lost his arm in an ATV accident.
If you hold a Kanawha County Public Library card, you can enjoy perks like 10 percent discounts or buy-one-get-one-free offers at about two dozen area businesses during September.
Keepers: Kim Johnson mixes banjo and fiddle with great guest vocals
August 26, 2009 'Keepers: Kim Johnson' mixes banjo and fiddle with great guest vocals West Virginia traditional music stalwart and clawhammer banjo player, Kim Johnson, has released her long-awaited CD, "Keepers." CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia traditional music stalwart and clawhammer banjo player, Kim Johnson, has released her long-awaited ...
Clay County business plans legitimate, man says
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Roane County man said Tuesday his plan to hire 250 people and build a "global communications center" in Clay is not a scam and that his critics have "an ax to grind" against him.
Clay County business plans legitimate, man says
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A Roane County man said Tuesday his plan to hire 250 people and build a "global communications center" in Clay is not a scam and that his critics have "an ax to grind" against him.
Judge to determine if delay hurt alleged molesters defense
A Clay County man who was charged with 129 counts of sexual misconduct will get a hearing to determine whether his case was harmed by a 13-year delay between authorities learning of the allegations and his indictment by a grand jury.
20th century images: Carry the Mail 1957
Since the dawn of the computer, some folks refer to the postal service as "snail mail" and I won't argue that, but here is a photo of a mailman on a mule -- surprisingly in 1957.
Clay County man pleads guilty to child porn charge
A Clay County man pleaded guilty in federal court Monday to possessing child pornography on his work computer, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced.
Clay County Man Pleads Guilty to Possessing Child Pornography
Telford Cruikshank, Jr., 42, of Clay, WV, pled guilty today before Chief United States District Judge Joseph R. Goodwin admitting he possessed child pornography.
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