5.5% of West Virginia Voters Cast Ballots During First Four Days of Early Voting
The Secretary of State’s Office announced Monday that 66,855 ballots had been cast or returned as of the end of the early voting period’s
Stormy Miller
Stormy Gail Miller, 59, died unexpectedly at home in Moundsville, WV, on November 3, 2026. Stormy was born in Parkersburg, WV, on July 10, 1967, the daughter of the late John L. and Donna Mae (Bourgeious) Miller.Stormy leaves behind her
Wheeling Ironworker Apprenticeship Program Receives $500,000 Boost for Expansion
WHEELING, W.Va. — In a significant development for the skilled trades sector in Wheeling, West Virginia, the Wheeling Ironworker Apprenticeship program has secured a
Sean Fitzsimmons wins national title in SkillsUSA carpentry competition
BUCKHANNON — Fred Eberle Technical Center student Sean Fitzsimmons was selected as a finalist in the SkillsUSA national carpentry competition. Out of 50 states, Fitzsimmons placed 9th in
Governor Morrisey Announces $2 Million Grant for Ohio County Water Infrastructure
“Safe, reliable drinking water is something no community should ever have to worry about,”
Morrisey Announces $500,000 Award to Expand Health Care Technology in Northern Panhandle
“We want our doctors and healthcare professionals focused on patients, not paperwork,” Morrisey said,
West Virginia Tourism Economy Reaches Record $9.4 Billion Impact
“This tourism boom is a direct reflection of the hard work happening in every
Governor Morrisey Announces $7.3 Million Wastewater Project for Fort Gay
“When I went out on our Water Listening Tour, I heard loud and clear
Governor Morrisey Announces $291,403 Award to Expand Nursing Education in West Virginia
“A strong healthcare system starts with having the people in place to care for
West Virginia Awards $855,400 to Expand Statewide Health Data Network
WVHIN operates West Virginia’s health information exchange, allowing health care organizations to securely share
Governor Morrisey Joins Celebration of Korean War Veteran’s 98th Birthday
Johnson served as a prisoner guard during the Nuremberg Trials in Germany following World
Senator Oliverio Calls for Sheriff-Controlled Flock Data and Warrant Requirement
Oliverio said Flock data should remain under the custody of the local law enforcement