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Adam Mills is running for County Commissioner with a focus on practical leadership, reliable infrastructure, and making sure county decisions lead to real results for residents. Calhoun County is home, and Adam believes public service works best when it is organized, transparent, and committed to follow-through. His professional background includes technology, infrastructure, and operational management, Read More…
A Complaint filed in Calhoun Magistrate Court by Deputy C.R. Stephens, stated that on December 12th, 2025, Albert Campbell, Isaac Carter and another individual believed to be Carter parked in the ParMar (Big Bend) parking lot in a manner not usually done, and which would facilitate a quick retreat. All three individuals entered the store. Read More…
Senior Trooper J.D. Richards filed a complaint in the Magistrate Court of Calhoun on February 8th, 2026 stating that on Friday, February 7th, 2026, at approximately 8:15 p.m. he was notified by Calhoun County Dispatch that they had received a 911-Hang-up from the address of 1460 Hunt Road, Chloe, Calhoun County, WV 25235. At 8:30 Read More…
In a complaint filed by Sr. Trooper J.D. Richards on Thursday, February 6th, 2026, Trooper Richards stated that at approximately 10:30 p.m. he responded to a 911 hang up from an address in the 13,000 block of South Calhoun Highway. Trooper Richards arrived on scene to see a green in color Jeep sitting in a Read More…
Commissioner Eric Lupardus, who has been active in the framing of Senate Bill 501, spoke to Legislators on Monday, February 9th, 2026 to encourage the Legislature to pass Bill 501 and to highlight how it will help Calhoun County. Commissioner Lupardus stressed the fact that although Calhoun County does not always have the means for Read More…
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – Governor Patrick Morrisey continued his call for a 10 percent across-the-board income tax cut during remarks today at Meadowbrook Mall, citing improved state finances, sustained economic growth, and rising cost-of-living pressures facing West Virginia families. “When the state does better, the people should do better too,” Governor Morrisey said. “Families are dealing with higher Read More…
Denzil Leon Cottrill, 84, of Grantsville, WV, passed away Saturday, February 7, 2026, at Glenville Center, Glenville, WV. He was born at Frozen on October 20, 1941, a son of the late Ezra and Ellen Salyers Cottrell. In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by daughter, Lesa Marie Cottrell Parsons; siblings, Reith Read More…
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…
Cold winter weather continues for the Creston area with more snow, some bad roads, frozen water pipes, etc. The Wirt crew cleaned the Richardsonville road to the Calhoun County line. Steve Loudin who has only a two wheel drive vehicle got stuck in the parking lot at Shade Tree and then, going home, he almost ended up Read More…