Government News

Town Council Address Chlorine Issues & Theft Allegations

The Town of Grantsville held their February Council meeting on Monday evening, February 9th. In attendance was Mayor John Villines, Council members, Tanya Cunningham, Chasity Bell, Emilee Morgan and Marissa Staples.  Larry Kent, of Russett Road was the first to speak under citizens concerns, bringing up what had been rumored for a few months in Read More…

Community Health News News Public Notice

Town of Grantsville Makes Allegations of False Statements

The following Statements are from Ridgeview News, with the one following being a statement from the Town of Grantsville. Along with the statement was a request from Mayor John Villines for the local press to issue corrections. RIDGEVIEW NEWS STATEMENT While I will release the Town’s statement, I will not release a correction because I Read More…

News Politics West Virginia

Warner announces that more than 2,600 candidates filed to be part of West Virginia’s May 12th Primary Election

Charleston, W.Va. – The filing period for West Virginia’s May 12, 2026 Primary Election ended Saturday night at midnight with more than 2,600 candidates filing to seek election to state, county, and municipal positions. Candidate filing began on January 12th. This past Saturday, January 31st, was the last day to file. The WV Secretary of State’s Office was open Read More…

Health News News

High Chlorine Levels Place County Residents at Risk

Calhoun County Public Water issues are currently setting off alarms to the consumers, but unfortunately there is no evidence of alarms in the Water Treatment Plant. According to complaints heard in the community of Pleasant Hill, high chlorine taste and scent was experienced and reported on Monday, February 2nd, 2026. But not until Wednesday was Read More…