From the West Virginia Trucking Association Few companies have left a mark on West Virginia’s trucking industry quite like ...

Ken Springer Contributing Writer It would be easy to understand how the magnificence and size of Watoga State Park could ...

Suzanne Stewart Staff Writer When Jim Comstock purchased the Pearl S. Buck Birthplace in 1965 to preserve it, he raised ...

Suzanne Stewart Staff Writer When you have a natural talent and a drive to turn an artistic flair into a job, you just have ...

Portrait of Napoleon “Polie” Gragg with his wife and three children near Frost, West Virginia. He was one of ten children ...

Warren L. Shears, 85, of Louisville, Kentucky, passed away Tuesday, August 18, 2026. Born February 17, 1941, in Arbovale, he ...

Ben Austin Gragg, 87, of Williamstown, passed away Sunday, August 23, 2026, at Clarksburg Healthcare Center. Born July 18, ...

Joe Miller West Point was one of the few colleges in the United States to hold classes on September 12, 2001. No one covered material from the syllabus, though. Who can focus on logic proofs when you ...

Tim Walker AMR Reporter Sheriff Troy McCoy appeared at the August 18 Pocahontas County Commission meeting and expressed his concern about overtime for Courthouse Security Officers because of evening ...

DANCING We have discussed many of the moral and social topics so why not have a discussion in the Times as to the pros and cons of dancing. Down in Mingo County last spring, Preacher Wohl and Lawyer ...

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Richard A. Wanless, of Huntersville, went to be with the Lord Thursday, August 20, 2026, at Peyton Hospice House in Fairlea. Richard was a disabled heavy equipment mechanic and the former pastor of ...