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Photo provided by Billie Ashley. Pictured left to right: Coaches Mike Stump, Matt Ashley and Joe Burton. The camaraderie and friendship of those in local West Virginia sports bears no grudge but deep respect across county lines which was no more apparent than in the coaching relationship/friendship of former Wrestling Coaches Mike Stump and John Read More…
The Calhoun County Family Support Center is incredibly thankful to have received a $50,000.00 donation from Aetna Better Health of WV. The donation is to support and enhance the various direct services we provide the community. Aetna donated 50,000 to each WV FSC to improve sustainability and improve direct services. Aetna Better Health of WV Read More…
CHARLESTON, WV — Gov. Jim Justice has directed the West Virginia Fusion Center to act as the central repository for all threats of violence received at more than 45 schools in West Virginia. The Governor also directed state agencies to act in a coordinated manner to diligently investigate social media posts and warnings circulating in communities Read More…
Social media posts and phone calls from concerned parents have expressed fear from their children due to rumored threats regarding children’s safety Calhoun Middle High School. Ridgeview news phoned the Calhoun County Board of Education who responded by directing them to their social media page and a post made 19 hours ago regarding threats in Read More…
With the Fall Primary only 53 days away, there is a limited time to change your party affiliation. According to the WV State code §3-2-6 regarding to the Time of registration application before an election: (a) Voter registration before an election closes on the 21st day before the election or on the first day thereafter Read More…
At a Ceremony at the Capitol Market in Charleston, West Virginia on Wednesday, September 11th, the USDA Rural Business Development Grant funding was awarded to The 1982 Foundation in the amount of $95,289. This funding will be used to purchase and install appliances and equipment in the 3 kitchens located on the Avalon Campus (Formerly Read More…
CHARLESTON, WV — Gov. Jim Justice announced today the launch of “Prepped To Serve Appalachia,” an accelerated fine dining worker certification program. The initiative is led by West Virginia Health Right in partnership with Chef Paul Smith, the state’s only James Beard Award-winning chef. The program is funded through a $250,000 grant award from WorkForce West Virginia. This Read More…
