Public Acknowledgment I extend my gratitude to the Calhoun County Building Commission and the Calhoun County Commission for their dedication and collaborative efforts. Your commitment to fostering a positive impact on our community is commendable and is instrumental in the ongoing dialogue surrounding the deeding of properties associated with the Minnie Hamilton Health System in Read More…
Commission Approve Property Purchase, Property Demolition Contract and Face More PSD Problems
Calhoun County Commissioners, President Eric Lupardus, Craig Arthur and Lee Rush held their regular scheduled meeting on Monday, April 13th at 1:30 p.m. Thomas Smith of Senator Shelley Moore Capito’s Office attended and addressed the Commission regarding Capito staff changes and redistricting; offering assistance on the federal level. Commissioner Lupardus encouraged him to return with Read More…
GSU Track & Field Wraps Up Busy Weekend at Concord & Bucknell
GLENVILLE, W.Va. – The Glenville State Pioneer Track & Field teams split their travel this weekend and competed at the Concord Open and the Bison Outdoor Classic, setting nine personal bests and notching a new school record between the two meets. NEW SCHOOL RECORDNatalie Barr competed in the invitational 5000m run and broke the school record with a time of Read More…
Baseball Splits with West Virginia State on the Road
INSTITUTE, W.Va. – The Glenville State Baseball team split a four-game Mountain East Conference series at West Virginia State on Saturday (Apr. 11) and Sunday (Apr. 12), finishing the weekend (2-2) on the road. The Pioneers showed resilience throughout the series, bouncing back in the finale after two narrow losses and now sit (18-18) overall and (7-11) Read More…
Acro & Tumbling Advances to MEC Championship with Semifinal Win Over Frostburg State
FAIRMONT, W. Va. – The Glenville State Acrobatics & Tumbling team punched their ticket to the MEC Championship Saturday (Apr. 11) evening, defeating Frostburg State, 254.475–249.420, in the MEC Semifinals. The meet opened with a tightly contested Compulsory Event, where the Pioneers held a slim 36.375–36.175 advantage after the four heats. Glenville posted the top scores in Read More…
Acrobatics & Tumbling Captures Five MEC Event Titles, Falls to Fairmont State in Conference Championship
FAIRMONT, W.Va. – The nationally-ranked Glenville State Acrobatics & Tumbling team captured five MEC Event championships on Sunday (Apr. 12) afternoon before falling to top-seeded Fairmont State in the conference championship meet, 261.450-243.200. MEC EVENT CHAMPIONSFive-Element Acro – 9.550Seven-Element Acro – 9.350450 Salto Toss – 9.575Duo Tumbling – 8.325Open Tumbling – 9.700 MEC CHAMPIONSHIP MEETThe Pioneers Read More…
Softball Sweeps West Liberty & Wheeling, Allow Just Four Runs on the Weekend
WHEELING, W.Va. – The Glenville State Softball team allowed just four runs over four games this weekend to secure doubleheader sweeps of West Liberty and Wheeling to improve to (27-11) overall and (14-4) in MEC play. The Pioneers defeated the Hilltoppers, 10-2 and 2-1, on Saturday (Apr. 11) before taking care of the Cardinals on Sunday Read More…
Secretary of State Kris Warner releases an online tool for voters to review their Sample Ballot before voting
Charleston, W.Va. – The WV Secretary of State’s Office continues to work closely with the state’s 55 county clerks to prepare for the upcoming May 12th Primary Election. On Monday, Secretary of State Kris Warner released the WVSOS Sample Ballot Lookup Tool, which is a convenient online portal that allows voters to view their sample ballot for the Read More…
WVDA HOSTS SUCCESSFUL SUSTA INBOUND TRADE MISSION FOCUSED ON FOREST PRODUCTS
Charleston, W.Va. — The West Virginia Department of Agriculture (WVDA) recently hosted a highly successful inbound trade mission March 26-28 in partnership with the Southern United States Trade Association (SUSTA), connecting international buyers from India and Vietnam with West Virginia’s log and lumber industry. The mission focused exclusively on forest products, with visiting buyers touring Read More…
Secretary of State Kris Warner issues advice to candidates to avoid placing signs on federal, state, county, and city property including right-of-ways
Charleston, W.Va. – Secretary of State Kris Warner is issuing a friendly reminder to all candidates and political committees regarding the placement of signs on any federal, municipal, county, or state-owned property. According to WV State Code, political signs are not permitted on government property which includes right-of-ways and roadsides. Those who are convicted of violating this Read More…



















