Government News

Gov. Justice announces initiative to recruit, train, and strengthen West Virginia’s EMS workforce

6/14/2022 Invests $10 million to launch new EMS WV: Answer the Call initiativeCHARLESTON, WV – Gov. Jim Justice announced today the launch of a new initiative to address the state’s need for additional trained Emergency Medical Services (EMS) professionals – a challenge that has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Funded through a $10 million portion of Read More…

News Weather

Weather Advisory from Nation Weather Service through 8 p.m.

Over night there were thunderstorms and high winds throughout the county, downing trees and causing power, phone and cable outages. MonPower’s outage map still show several outages throughout the state, but a conversation with Shentel repair personnel informed us that they had very little damage to their lines. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ADVISORY HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS Read More…

Guest Writers

Getting My Ducks in a Row

I don’t even know where my ducks are….. Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your wild and precious life? – Mary OliverI’m a planner. A list maker. A post-it-note addict. I absolutely love strategic planning. My goal in life is to get my ducks in a row, my life, home, and desks Read More…

News Opinion Uncategorized

Creston News

Rev. Craig Blankenship did not fill his regular appointment at the Burning Springs M. E. Church as he was at the annual Methodist Conference at Buckhannon.  Thus there was only Sunday School. This week will be the Folk Festival at Glenville where one can go to hear traditional fiddle and banjo playing as well as Read More…

News Schools

Glenville State University has Lowest Regular Tuition for 2022-23 

GLENVILLE, WV – Despite a slight percentage increase, Glenville State University is reporting the lowest regular tuition and fees ($8,044) for the 2022-2023 academic year among other four-year public institutions in West Virginia. “Obtaining a college education is not something that should be reserved for only a certain few, but rather should be accessible to Read More…