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Secretary Warner Issues Information for Write-In Candidate Procedures on Election Night and Canvass

Charleston, W.Va. – In West Virginia’s 2026 General Election, there are eight Certified Write-In Candidates seeking election, including one statewide federal office and seven legislative offices. There are also several local offices for which local write-in candidates seek election. Certified Write-In Candidates can be viewed on the Secretary of State’s Candidate Listing page here (https://candidates.wvsos.gov/write-in).  According Read More…

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1982 FOUNDATION’S BIG ANNOUNCEMENT…

Participating in the grand announcement of the 1982 Foundation’s newest addition to the Avalon Campus was: Foundation President Crystal Mersh, Commissioner Eric Lupardus, Connor Boggs, Minnie Hamilton CEO Steve Whited, Speaker Roger Hanshaw, WV Treasurer Larry Pack, Senator Ben Queen, Mark Sarver of WV Water Development Authority, Senator Jim Justice’s representative: Randall Reed- Smith, Senator Read More…

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West Virginia Department of Tourism to Host Free Family-Friendly Halloween Bash

Public invited for a free evening of costumes, games, and spooky fun CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Department of Tourism invites local families to celebrate spooky season with an evening of free, festive fun at the Halloween Bash, on Thursday, October 29, from 5:30  – 7:30 p.m. at the West Virginia Culture Center, located in Read More…

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Invitation from Cedar Creek State Park to their Annual Halloween Spooktacular!

🎃 Join us THIS SATURDAY, October 17, 2026, for Cedar Creek State Park Foundation’s 6th Annual Halloween Spooktacular! 👻 There’ll be Trick-or-Treating, a Halloween Dance, and a campsite decoration contest! Come on out for a fun and festive day! 🍂🎃 ‼️ The campground will be CLOSED to traffic from 4:00pm-6:00pm (except for emergency & handicap Read More…

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Frontier Copper Notice Does Not Mean Customers Are Being Disconnected

CHARLESTON – The Public Service Commission of West Virginia is advising Frontier customers that recently mailed notices concerning the company’s copper telephone network do not mean their telephone is being disconnected and requires no immediate action by customers. The notices are part of a federal regulatory process associated with Verizon/Frontier’s plans to modernize its network Read More…