Lewis County News

A Jane Lew man allegedly involved in an hour long stand-off with police is in Lewis County court.

A Lewis County woman faces 55 counts of animal cruelty stemming from the seizure of nearly 70 dogs.

A man is in intensive care after a fire at several apartments in Lewis County. The man was taken to Stonewall Jackson Hospital Monday morning.

The November term of the Lewis County grand jury handed up 26 indictments, Monday.

Residents who live above Wilson's Carpet in Weston said they smelled smoke around 5:30 a.m. By 6:30 a.m., the entire top floor was engulfed in flames and thick smoke.

A Lewis County man is behind bars after a 45 minute stand off with police. The incident started as a domestic dispute just before 4:00 Sunday, at a residence off Broad Run Road near Jane Lew, according to state police.

Posted Thursday, October 29, 2009 ; 06:31 PM Post Comment Updated Thursday, October 29, 2009 ; 07:53 PM Two hospitals changed visitation policies this week.

The number of flu like illnesses is still considered widespread in West Virginia.

Lewis County residents are being recognized for voting in every general election for the 50 consecutive years.

Boots & Coots is located in Weston and completes gas wells after they have been drilled.

A messy accident puts one person in the hospital, and backs up traffic in Lewis County Tuesday morning.

More than 300 high school students from across the state were in Lewis County Monday, for the Hospitality Summit at Stonewall Resort.

Sheriff's deputies in Lewis County arrest a Weston woman on felony drug charges.

New Beginnings Transitional Housing has been a dream seven years in the making. "Today the dream is coming true - that's what so exciting.

The Lewis County Commission wants to knock down the Arnold Edwards house, which currently houses the Lewis County West Virginia University Extension office, to build a courthouse annex.

A Lewis County Community gathered Sunday to celebrate the tenure of its former mayor.

Judge Thomas Keadle has rescheduled the trial for a man accused of beating a man, who later died.

Despite construction costs that have more than doubled, a construction-halting lawsuit and a barrage of criticism from environmentalists, media pundits and government spending watchdog groups, Appalachian Corridor H has finally made it to the halfway point.

Nine minus eight equals number one. Morgantown High School math teacher Gretchen Shaffer beat out eight other state educators to become the 2010 West Virginia Teacher of the Year.

A Nicholas County-based tire disposal company wants the state Supreme Court to overturn a decision by the state Public Service Commission that would allow some competition.