By West Virginia State Treasurer Larry Pack A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of speaking to a packed room at the Annual West Virginia Chamber Business Summit and instead of dedicating my 15 minutes to political rhetoric, we chose to highlight the incredible opportunities on the horizon for the Mountain State. We know Read More…
Amateur Radio Upgrade – the Power of Privilege
Upgrading from Technician to General is the single biggest leap you can make in amateur radio, granting you access to the High Frequency (HF) bands. Why Upgrade? —- The Power of HF Privileges While Technician privileges keep you mostly local on VHF/UHF, a General Class license unlocks over 80% of the amateur radio spectrum. With Read More…
Understanding the Process of Water Treatment in our Community
The treatment of water, such as that done by the Grantsville Municipal Water plant, and delivery of water, is an intricate and involved process. From the moment water begins the journey from its source through a highly sophisticated plant, into underground pipes and to its final destination, professional scientists and plant operators oversee its passage, Read More…
Hundred woman navigates rare breast cancer diagnosis through self-advocacy at WVU Medicine
Coordinated care plan keeps patient goals at forefron MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – While showering before work one morning, Tori Hawkins Miller, then 22, felt a hard lump in her breast. She seemed healthy, had no family history of cancer, just began her career as a nurse, and was planning her wedding. She underwent an ultrasound at Read More…
Commissioners Direct PSD to Work Together or Face Removal of Board Members
The Calhoun County Commission met on Tuesday, October 13th, 2026 for their regularly scheduled meeting. All three Commissioners were present, Craig Arthur, Eric Lupardus and Lee Rush. Under public comments the subject of Public Service District issues was brought up with major concerns for the safety and provision of drinking water to both the Pleasant Read More…
GOVERNOR MORRISEY ANNOUNCES $9 MILLION IN NEW FEDERAL FUNDING TO EXPAND COLLEGE AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FAIRMONT, W.Va. – Governor Patrick Morrisey today announced $9 million in new federal funding over five years to expand college and career preparation opportunities for 3,600 West Virginia students annually across 20 counties. “We’re bringing new jobs and investment into West Virginia at a historic pace, and we need to make sure our young people are Read More…
GOVERNOR MORRISEY APPOINTS KENNAD LEE SKEEN II TO 5TH FAMILY CIRCUIT COURT
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Governor Patrick Morrisey today announced the appointment of Kennad Lee “Kenny” Skeen II to the 5th Family Circuit Court, filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Constance J. Thomas. “Kenny Skeen brings nearly 25 years of legal experience and a strong commitment to serving the people of West Virginia,” said Governor Morrisey. “His Read More…
WV Secretary of State Kris Warner Reminds Public to Rely on Official Election Sources
Charleston, W.Va. – With the November 3 General Election approaching, WV Secretary of State Kris Warner is reminding election officials and the public to rely on the Secretary of State’s Office and their county clerks for authoritative information about West Virginia election law and the administration of elections. The Secretary of State’s Office has received reports Read More…
Ernest Edward King Obituary
Ernest Edward King, 86, of Canvas, West Virginia, died October 10, 2026, at CAMC Memorial, Charleston, West Virginia. He was born August 22, 1940, at Leatherbark, Calhoun County, West Virginia, a son of the late Otha and Amy Queen King. He graduated from Wirt County High School. On December 24, 1966, he married the prettiest Read More…























