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Treasurer Moore Announces Nearly $2.9 Million in ‘West Virginia Cash Now’ Checks Mailed to Recipients
More Than 2,300 Checks Sent as Part of Automated Unclaimed Property Program The post Treasurer Moore Announces Nearly $2.9 Million in ‘West Virginia Cash Now’ Checks Mailed to Recipients appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Historic flooding taking place on the New River
GLEN LYN, VA (WVNS) – There has been historic flooding in parts of southern West Virginia and into Virginia, including along the New River. Areas along the New River above the Bluestone Dam are experiencing significant flooding. It has already reached its crest and is falling. A crest is when the water flow reaches its […]
West Virginia's Top Haunted Houses and Spooky Attractions for 2024
As Halloween draws near, thrill-seekers and haunted house enthusiasts across West Virginia are in for a spooky treat. The Mountain State, with its rich history and eerie landscapes, is home to some of the most thrilling haunted houses in the region. Whether you’re looking for a guided tour through a haunted manor or an escape game from a creepy hospital, West Virginia offers a variety of terrifying experiences. Here’s a guide from Haunted Houses West Virginia to the top haunted attractions in the area this Halloween season.
A Weird Disqualification For Becoming Governor of West Virginia
When we think of the qualifications for public office, especially for the role of a governor, we often focus on experience, leadership skills, or political acumen. But in West Virginia, there's a rather unusual prerequisite nestled in the state’s constitution: You can’t become governor—or hold any public office—if you’ve ever participated in a duel. Yes, a duel! Specifically, under Article IV, Section 10, anyone who has fought a duel with deadly weapons, issued a challenge for one, or knowingly acted as a second in such a duel, whether in West Virginia or elsewhere, is disqualified from office.
Gov. Justice announces nursing expansion initiative results in record number of nursing graduates in West Virginia
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WVDN) — Gov. Jim Justice announced today that his successful Nursing Workforce Expansion Program, established two years ago to address West Virginia’s nursing shortage, has helped the state’s colleges and universities produce an all-time high number of nursing graduates. From 2022 to 2023, there was a nearly 15% increase in the number of registered nursing students graduating […] The post Gov. Justice announces nursing expansion initiative results in record number of nursing graduates in West Virginia appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
West Virginia's "Quiet Celebrations" Law
West Virginia, known for its scenic landscapes and deep-rooted Appalachian culture, is also home to some unique laws that reflect its values and traditions. One such quirky legal statute, tucked away in the state's code, revolves around maintaining peace during church services, school gatherings, and even Fourth of July celebrations. Yes, you read that right—disturbing these moments of congregation and reflection could land you in jail or cost you a fine. Let’s dive into the details of these unusual laws.
Debate over syringe service programs continues to divide West Virginia Legislators
(WBOY) — In the state’s last legislative session, syringe service programs were under fire as legislators debated whether to pass a law banning them. Advocates say syringe service programs save lives, while others say they do more harm than good. In this report, Jefferson Pan examines both sides of the argument. The light program in […]
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