Sixteen year old Noah Butler, son of Tim and Whitney Butler of Arnoldsburg, scored an 8 point on Friday morning. His “No Buck November” sweatshirt can officially be retired.
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More images of flooding from the West Fork area
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Photos by Whitney Butler These are all route 16 south towards clay. The water is steadily heading towards Arnoldsburg. Eric Lupardus, owner of the Country Kitchen at Big Otter has offered his business as a place to stop over and await the water receding.
Creston News & Government Insight
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Rev. Kevin Gillespie filled his regular appointment at the Burning Springs M. E. Church. Jerry Duskey, age 71, of Burning Springs was killed in a car wreck on Elizabeth hill. He was buried Sunday in the Wright cemetery. In his younger years he worked for the WEVA Oil company. He is survived by his wife, Read More…
Bands with Glenville State University Ties to Headline Live on the Levee
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GLENVILLE, WV – The 2022 Live on the Levee lineup has been released and it features several Glenville State University musicians. The Parachute Brigade will headline the July 22 concert. The indie-roots band from Beckley, West Virginia includes Glenville State alumnus Brittany McGuire on vocals and keyboard. Eric Robbins, Justin Puett, Jodie Cox-Puett, Jeremiah Hatfield, and Krystion Stover round Read More…