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Close Knit: Mountain State Art and Craft Fair under way in Ripley
RIPLEY A large crowd was scattered across the grounds of the Cedar Lakes Conference Center Friday afternoon to learn about and appreciate Appalachian culture. The 2024 Mountain State Art and Craft Fair started Thursday and was still going strong on Friday. There are still two days of the fair left, Saturday and Sunday, and it will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $7 for the general public and $5 for seniors over 55 and children ages 3-11.
Thornton native wins Mrs. Agriculture USA 2024
THORNTON W.Va – After representing West Virginia for a year, Taylor County native Grace Austin-Trboyevich was named Mrs. Agriculture USA 2024. Miss Agriculture USA, a national nonprofit organization, runs through all 50 states, inviting all ages from two years old and beyond. Austin-Trboyevich started her journey with the organization by applying to be West Virginia’s queen in 2023.
Engaging the Ring: Route 33 Wrestling ready to go to the mat again in Spencer
SPENCER — Route 33 Wrestling, a woman-owned and -run pro wrestling company, will return to the Armory in Spencer on Saturday, July 13, for its 22nd pro wrestling extravaganza. The July 13th card features:. * A women’s match between Rt33W superstar “The Unpoppable Force” Sarah Bubbles and newcomer “Gorgeous”...
Reynolds breathes life into fading Waterloo Wonders mural
By Joseph DiCristofaro The Ironton Tribune The historic “Waterloo Wonders” mural painted on the Ironton floodwall is getting a major restoration this week from Ashland artist Elias Reynolds who specializes in mural art and restorations of the massive art pieces. The mural inspiration was drawn from the legendary basketball team in Lawrence County that graced […] The post Reynolds breathes life into fading Waterloo Wonders mural appeared first on The Tribune.
ACTC fall semester registration is Aug. 5, classes start Aug. 19
Staff report ASHLAND, Ky. – The fall semester at Ashland Community and Technical College is scheduled to begin Aug. 19 and run through Dec. 15. There is still time to register for these classes with Aug. 5 being the last day to apply for the semester beginning on Aug. 19. The fall 12-week session and […] The post ACTC fall semester registration is Aug. 5, classes start Aug. 19 appeared first on The Tribune.
Man stole car, claimed he was going to return it after he got married
OCEANA, WV (LOOTPRESS) — A man stole a car and claimed he would return it after getting married. At around 8:14 pm on July 2, 2024, deputies from Wyoming County responded to a stolen vehicle complaint at the Dollar General in Oceana. The complainant reported that Tommy Wilson had taken her father’s vehicle from her […]
The Mingo County shooting victim has been identified by the West Virginia State Police
MINGO COUNTY, W.Va – West Virginia State Police have disclosed the identify of a man who was fatally shot during a heated argument in Mingo County on Friday morning. Charles Speer, 42, of Kermit, was slain at a residence between the Lenore and Naugatuck neighborhoods shortly after 5 a.m., according to a State Police press release.
Two Mountain State volunteer fire departments benefit from the Lowes Hometowns program this year
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — Lowe’s Home Improvement will perform nearly $200,000 at two volunteer fire department facilities in the state. Lowe’s District Manager Brittany Roberts said they’ll do the work through the Lowe’s Hometowns program. Materials are provided and associates participate in completing the projects, but members of the community are encouraged to help as well.
West Virginia Braces for Overnight Storms as Cold Front Approaches
Charleston, WV – Severe weather continues to threaten parts of West Virginia tonight as a cold front moves through the area. According to the US National Weather Service in Charleston, residents should anticipate spotty showers and storm activity overnight into Saturday morning. Low temperatures will range from the mid-60s to low 70s in the lowlands and mid-60s in the mountains. The severe storm risk remains in effect until the cold front exits by Saturday morning.
First Alert Forecast - Dry weekend, more rain on the way
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - This weekend will be nothing shy of hot and clear, temperatures in the high 80s with many peaks of sunshine through the day. This weekend, you will have plenty of chances to do yard work before the rain settles in later. For Sternwheel Regatta, Lawrence County Ohio Fair, Ripley Independence Celebration, and any other events this weekend, you will be just fine as far as precipitation goes. Just make sure to stay hydrated!
Governor Justice responds to complaints about Crestview Drive road conditions
BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – West Virginia Governor Jim Justice responded to complaints about his handling of the road on Crestview Drive in Beckley. Crestview Village Apartment tenants are furious about the condition of their road after a logging job that Justice ordered a few years ago on land he owns on that same road. The […]
Staying safe around fireworks with Marshall Health Network
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Everyone is firing up the grill and watching fireworks this week - but if you’re not careful, your 4th of July celebration can turn into a trip to the hospital. Dr. Colton Copley from Cabell Huntington Hospital stopped by First Look at Four with some...
Tri-State Coal Cats organ player brings traditional baseball sounds to Jack Cook Field
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — When you spend a day at the ballpark you take in the atmosphere. The Tri-State Coal Cats are a wooden bat summer collegiate team with a minor league feel. The Cats have an organ player, and when you're at the game you'll hear sounds of...
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