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Rock Branch music teacher nominated for West Virginia Teacher of the Year
POCA, WV (WOWK) – Rock Branch Elementary Music Teacher Seth Skiles is one of five teachers in the Mountain State to be nominated for the West Virginia Teacher of the Year award. Skiles has been teaching at Rock Branch Elementary in Poca for the past five years. He also founded and leads their choir program. […]
Singer-songwriter Zoe Jean Fowler returns to West Virginia roots: performing at state fair
LEWISBURG, WV (WOAY) – Zoe Jean Fowler has fond memories of growing up at the West Virginia State Fair. The Nashville singer-songwriter says it means so much to continue her family’s 40-year legacy in a place they all love. “Grandma and my aunt ran a fair stand called...
‘Hollywood Squares’ Host, W. Va. Native Peter Marshall Dies
The West Virginia native who hosted NBC’s “Hollywood Squares” has died. Peter Marshall died in Los Angeles Thursday of kidney failure at age 98, according to the Associated Press. Marshall was born in Clarksburg and grew up in Huntington. The game show ran 5,000 episodes from 1966...
NAACP files lawsuit against WV agencies, alleges failure to collect data
The state NAACP filed a lawsuit this week against three West Virginia departments, alleging they failed to collect data meant to improve the juvenile justice system. The organization filed the lawsuit Thursday in Kanawha County Circuit Court. The complaint lists as defendants the state Department of Homeland Security, Department of Human Services and the Department […]
WATCH: WVU cornerback Garnett Hollis Jr. discusses journey to Morgantown, fall camp, more
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — West Virginia University football cornerback Garnett Hollis Jr. spoke with the media Friday afternoon ahead of WVU’s third scrimmage of fall camp Saturday night. Hollis Jr. discussed his decision to transfer to WVU, the impact of Northwestern on his game, his relationship with fellow Northwestern...
Multiple Rain Chances this Weekend
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - With drought conditions slowly improving across the area, more chances for rain showers this weekend will look to improve it. From tonight until at least Monday, we will have chances for showers and even some thunderstorms. Rising temperatures and chances for some sunny skies early tomorrow afternoon could provide some fuel to support stronger precipitation chances. Strong to severe storm potential is in store across the area tomorrow with the main concerns being heavy rain and strong winds. Lighter rain chances with cooler temperatures in store to start next week. Michael Moranelli has the details in your First Alert Forecast.
15th Annual Tomato Festival & Hometown Market comes to Fairmont
FAIRMONT, W.Va (WDTV) - The 15th Annual Tomato Festival & Hometown Market will take place in Fairmont this weekend. The event, which is hosted by Main Street Fairmont and the Marion County Master Gardeners, will take place on Monroe Street on Saturday, August 17th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Mountaineer Nation Reacts to News of WVU Honoring Jerry West
Before he became an NBA legend, Jerry West was first an icon as a Mountaineer. And now that WVU Athletics officially announced West will be honored throughout the upcoming athletic year, West Virginia fans and notable figures are reacting with more love for the late basketball star. West Virginia University...
Tennessee Team Earns Third Place at National 4-H Forestry Invitational
Tennessee placed third among 10 states that competed in the 44th annual National 4-H Forestry Invitational from Sunday July 21 through Wednesday July 24. The invitational was held at West Virginia University Jackson’s Mill State 4-H Camp and Conference Center near Weston, West Virginia. The event was sponsored by Farm Credit, Green Diamond Resource Company, Society of American Foresters, Southern Regional Extension Forestry, F and W Forestry, Virginia Cooperative Extension, and West Virginia University Extension.
The Shepherdstown Chronicle and The Journal exceed expectations at WVPA convention
CHARLESTON — Both the Shepherdstown Chronicle and The Journal were thrilled to be recognized in multiple categories of newspaper excellence at the West Virginia Press Association’s annual convention. The event, hosted in Charleston by WVPA, brought together newspaper personnel from around the state who had submitted entries to the advertising and editorial contests held each year.
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