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West Virginia Public Broadcasting Vows to Thrive Despite Federal Funding Threats
West Virginia Public Broadcasting is facing potential funding challenges, but its leaders are confident the organization will not only survive — it will grow ...
Rob Price Leads West Virginia in BACF Game, Seeks Redemption After Tumultuous Year
A year ago, Rob Price couldn’t have imagined the path he’d be on today. The veteran high school football coach, who just wrapped up ...
Shane Highley Reinstated as Tyler County Schools Superintendent
Shane Highley will continue to lead Tyler County Schools as superintendent, following a decision by the West Virginia Department of Education. The announcement was ...
Ohio Aims to Narrow BACF Series Gap in All-Star Football Classic
The stage is set for the 30th annual Battle Against Cystic Fibrosis (BACF) All-Star Classic, and Ohio is ready to close the gap in ...
Lindbergh’s Flight Changed the Man—and the World
When Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic from New York to Paris in 1927, he didn’t just make history—he changed it. His 33½-hour ...
Why Congress Rejected California’s Electric Vehicle Mandate
In Washington, it’s not unusual for promises to get lost in the shuffle of politics. But this time, we kept our word. On May ...
Division II All-American Outfielder Paul Schoenfeld Commits to West Virginia Baseball
West Virginia baseball head coach Steve Sabins is juggling a busy schedule—balancing preparations for the NCAA super regional series against LSU while diving deep ...
WVDOH Announces Temporary Road Closures Across Region
The West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) has announced several temporary road closures in Roane, Wood, and Jackson counties due to upcoming construction projects. ...
Authorities Search for Missing Ripley Woman Last Seen Near Gandeeville
The West Virginia State Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a Ripley woman who has been reported missing. Stacy McMasters, 38, ...
Marietta’s June First Friday Promises Music, Shopping, and Family Fun
With the school year wrapping up and summer settling in, downtown Marietta is ready to welcome the community back for June’s First Friday celebration. ...
