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The Latest: ‘No Kings’ Protests Spread Across US as Trump Gets Military Parade

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The massive military parade commemorating the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army, which coincides with President Donald Trump ’s 79th birthday is being staged…See the Story

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Former Cabell County Gymnastics Coach Sentenced to Up to 35 Years for Sexual Abuse, Child Pornography

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A former gymnastics coach in Cabell County was sentenced Tuesday to a prison term of 10 to 35 years following convictions related to the sexual abuse of minors and possession of child pornography.See the Story

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Some county, city employees choosing to observe Juneteenth despite Gov. Morrisey announcing state workers will not be getting the day off

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — There’s a little bit of conflicting circumstances currently taking place in the Mountain State surrounding the Juneteenth holiday. This comes after Governor Patrick Morrisey announced that he would not be giving state workers the day off this Thursday, June 19 for the federal holiday. However, many counties and municipalities across the state…Juneteenth · Charleston Read Article

Two juveniles facing charges after allegedly breaking into multiple Kanawha County stores

SISSONVILLE, W.Va. — The Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office says two juveniles went on a bit of a crime spree overnight in Sissonville. Bradley Burford and Connor Crosthwaite, both 15, were reported missing early Monday. According to a release from the KCSO, deputies learned that Bradley Burford and Connor Crosthwaite were located in the Scraggs Drive…Sissonville · Sissonville Read Article

Delegate Andy Shamblin says waste management company taking the steps to resolve issues after a series of complaints surfaced

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state’s largest waste pickup company will start making some modifications to its operations following direction from the Public Service Commission after a series of complaints about garbage collection mishaps. The issue was brought to the attention of Kanawha County Delegate Andy Shamblin after he said he kept receiving calls from constituents…Charleston, West Virginia · Charleston Read Article

Newly elected mayor of Marmet looks forward to bringing change to the community

MARMET, W.Va. –The new elected mayor of Marmet says she’s looking forward to serving the town she’s grown to love over the years and hopes to bring about positive change. Francis Armentrout was elected mayor during Super Tuesday on June 10. She beat out current mayor David Fontalbert, with a vote of 196 to 82. She…Marmet · Marmet Read Article

BridgeValley President gives update on U.S. Department of Education consulting role

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — President of BridgeValley Community and Technical College Dr. Casey Sacks says her temporary consultant job for the U.S. Department of Education is going well so far. After taking the six month consulting job for the U.S. Department of Education back in May, Sacks said during her most recent appearance on 580 Live…US Department of Education · Charleston Read Article

Homer Hickam’s The Coalwood Way set to become a film

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –West Virginia natives author Homer Hickam and actor/producer Kevin Sizemore are teaming up together to bring what they call an “equal not a sequel ” to the 1999 movie October Sky. The pair, who were on MetroNews Midday last week, said they are hoping to bring to life Hickam’s book The Coalwood Way, in…Charleston, West Virginia · Charleston Read Article

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The Latest: ‘No Kings’ Protests Spread Across US as Trump Gets Military Parade

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Some county, city employees choosing to observe Juneteenth despite Gov. Morrisey announcing state workers will not be getting the day off

Two juveniles facing charges after allegedly breaking into multiple Kanawha County stores

Delegate Andy Shamblin says waste management company taking the steps to resolve issues after a series of complaints surfaced

Newly elected mayor of Marmet looks forward to bringing change to the community

BridgeValley President gives update on U.S. Department of Education consulting role

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