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Marie Leist Foundation grant deadline announced
The Marie Leist Foundation would like to announce that its deadline for accepting grant. requests is September 2, 2024. The Marie Leist Foundation was established in 2005 for the general purpose of making. grants for charitable, religious, scientific and educational purposes to benefit the communities. of Greenbrier and Pocahontas Counties....
Brooks Koepka wins at LIV Golf Greenbrier in playoff over Jon Rahm, becomes first five-time winner
Brooks Koepka shot a final-round 7-under 63 to leapfrog the field at the 2024 LIV Golf Greenbrier event Sunday to become the first five-time winner on the three-year old circuit. It’s Koepka second win this season following the LIV Golf event in Singapore in May. He got back in the winner’s circler Sunday at The Old White Course at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, after outlasting Richard Bland, Jason Kokrak and Jon Rahm down the stretch. Rahm was the 36-hole leader after his second-round 8-under 62 but shot a final-round 5-under 65, matching Koepka after 54 holes. The duo...
Princeton ready for an encore performance with a different final act in 2024
PRINCETON, W.Va. — Princeton entered the 2023 season without a playoff victory in two decades. First-year head coach Keith Taylor was able to see what many others could not — a postseason run that would take the Tigers all the way to Class AAA state championship game. “First...
Spartans Scrimmages Show Promise and Hope for 2024
FAIRLEA- The Greenbrier East Spartans varsity football team played two scrimmages on Saturday, August 17 at Spartan Stadium with temperatures in the 80’s and by all accounts, East looks like they have the potential to make some noise in their first season in Class AAA. With opening week now less than two weeks away, the […] The post Spartans Scrimmages Show Promise and Hope for 2024 appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Maryland State Police say Virginia State Police supervisors authorized Amber Alert pursuit that ended in MD crash
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA (AP/CVILLE RIGHT NOW) —Maryland State Police have clarified because Virginia State Police were pursuing a vehicle in Virginia with a felony abduction suspect, Virginia State Police supervision authorized the pursuit continue across the Maryland state line. Maryland State Police Maj. Adam Stachurski said they are the lead investigative agency in the crash that ended the pursuit on I-495 at Branch Avenue in Prince George’s County, MD. He said they received a call for assistance from Virginia State Police and arrived about two minutes after the crash. Stuchurski said while one of the children was transported via helicopter to Children’s Medical Center in DC where he died a short time later, 36-year old Dana Plummer, who allegedly kidnapped the children from a Virginia Beach home, and the two other children were in stable condition at area hospitals.
Child injured after being shot in South Charleston
SOUTH CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) – A child is injured after being shot in South Charleston on Sunday night. According to the South Charleston Police Department, a firearm was discharged at an apartment in Southmoor Apartments. They say a juvenile was struck by one bullet. Police add the child was transported from the scene to the […]
Bill changing West Virginia school absence policy takes effect
WEST VIRGINIA (WTRF) — West Virginia Senate Bill 568 has taken effect, updating school attendance policies throughout the state. Regarding absentees, each student is allowed 10 unexcused absences. If he or she is out sick and have a doctor’s note, the note must be turned in within three days of receiving it. West Virginia House […]
Cool break before new heat wave for WV, KY & OH
(WOWK) — A few cooler than normal nights are in store for the first half of the work week but the heat is back on starting Friday. Weather models indicate a new and prolonged heat wave is expected for the region right into the start of September. The first half of the week features some […]
A local doctor turns himself in after employees allegedly find a hidden camera in the bathroom and Oglebay celebrates $12 million renovations: Here’s this week’s top stories
(WTRF) – A local doctor turns himself in after employees allegedly find a hidden camera in the bathroom, a man faces multiple felonies after leading police on a chase through 2 states and Oglebay celebrates $12 million renovations. 7News Anchor Annalise Murphy looks back at the week’s top stories. West Virginia Doctor turns […]
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