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State of the Valley highlights tourism, economic development
HURRICANE, WV (WOWK) – Tourism in the region was highlighted Wednesday at the second annual State of the Valley in Hurricane. The discussion included all of the things that are currently happening as well as what could be. The Kanawha Valley is constantly growing as a tourism sector, and the event gives area agencies the […]
WV Daily News and Hinton News now offer free online access to legal notices
LEWISBURG, WV [WVDN] — The West Virginia Daily News and Hinton News have announced that all printed legal public notices and advertisements will now also be freely accessible online. The legal notices can be searched and viewed on their respective websites, wvdn.com and hintonnews.com. In addition to these platforms, the notices are also available through the West Virginia Press Association’s statewide legal notice system at wvlegals.com. This move aims to better serve the community by making important legal announcements more easily accessible to the public. The new online access is provided as a free service, allowing individuals to search for legal notices...
Residents displaced after contractors find large hole underneath apartment complex
ASHLAND, Ky. (WSAZ) - Around a dozen people have been forced to leave their homes, after contractors discovered a large hole in the ground under an apartment complex on Ester Street in Ashland. Contractors say they were working on rebuilding decks at the complex when they discovered about a hole...
GRAPHIC | Police searching for driver involved in hit-and-run of blind pedestrian
GRAYSON, Ky. (WSAZ) - The Grayson Police Department is working to track down a driver involved in a hit-and-run incident. Officers said it happened around 6:20 Wednesday morning in a crosswalk at the intersection of Main Street and South Hord Street. Chief Cantrell said the victim is OK and didn’t...
‘Contempt is simply a step too far’: Justice’s companies explain failure to pay fines
Two dozen mining companies owned by the family of West Virginia Governor Jim Justice are refuting the U.S. government's motion to hold them in contempt, saying their failure to pay their civil fines on time was "not due to a willful violation of the Court’s order."
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