HUNTINGTON — Trick-or-treat in Cabell County has been pushed back to Saturday due to expected inclement weather.

Eight-year-old Evan Walls of Alum Creek couldn’t believe it. One moment the bear was there, and the next moment it was gone.

CHARLESTON — The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia at www.wvencyclopedia.org.

CHARLESTON — To challenger Sam Brown Petsonk, state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey’s efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act are unconscionable, and he’s having none of it.

CHARLESTON — It’s nothing short of a love for the work that has the two candidates for West Virginia auditor returning to the campaign trail in 2020.

CHARLESTON — The Charleston Gazette-Mail sued West Virginia University on Monday, claiming the school’s board of governors violated state open meetings law.

Smallmouth bass anglers in Southern West Virginia have another reason to hate the year 2020.

With less than a week until voting ends in the 2020 general election, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner said the state has not become a target of foreign countries attempting to interfere in the election and sow discord in the United States.

The Logan Woman’s Club’s fourth annual Pumpkin House display, located at the old Don Chafin House/Woman’s Club Library at 581 Main St. in Logan, opened for public viewing Saturday, Oct. 24, and will run through Friday, Oct. 30. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s display of pumpkins ha…

LOGAN — With almost four decades on the job, retiring Logan County Magistrate Leonard Codispoti has seen a lot in the basement of the Logan County Courthouse.

An independent write-in candidate for West Virginia governor in the 2020 election made his way to Boone, Logan and Lincoln counties on Sunday as part of several meet-and-greet campaign stops.

CHAPMANVILLE — Officials of the Towne N’ Country Foodland grocery store in Chapmanville have responded to comments made at a recent town council meeting regarding a foul odor emitting from a storm drain in the store’s parking lot.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for approximately 70 million Americans will increase 1.3% in 2021, the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced last week.

ROCK CREEK, W.Va. — During a news conference Friday afternoon at the former Hobet mine site in Boone County, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announced that he was committing approximately $39 million toward developing an access road to the site and an intersection at the entrance off U.S. 119…

HUNTINGTON — After a settlement was announced last week between OxyContin-maker Purdue Pharma and the federal government surrounding its marketing of opioids, West Virginia experts in the field question if it will be enough to curve the future of the opioid crisis.

LOGAN — A man from Harts was charged with attempted kidnapping after police say he attempted to get a 7-year-old to go with him inside his vehicle at Chief Logan State Park.

CHAPMANVILLE — After visiting several facilities in the Man and Logan area the prior week, members of the Logan County Board of Education, along with both superintendents and several members of the maintenance crew of Logan County Schools, toured some of the facilities in the Chapmanville ar…

PECKS MILL — Four people were arrested after members of the West Virginia State Police and Logan County Sheriff’s Deputies located pain medication, heroin/fentanyl, methamphetamine and money inside a home at Pecks Mill as part of a drug investigation.

CHAPMANVILLE — One Chapmanville town councilman recently raised a “stink” over a drain that’s giving shoppers a smelly welcome to the Towne N’ Country Foodland store in town.

LOGAN — The Logan Woman’s Club’s fourth annual Pumpkin House display is set for Saturday-Friday, Oct. 24-30, at its traditional location, the former Don Chafin House and Woman’s Club Library at 581 Main St.

The newly formed Logan County Republican Club held a grand opening event for their new headquarters at 220 Dingess St. in Logan on Thursday, Oct. 15. Several local and state Republican officials seeking office were present, including Logan County Sheriff candidate Chris Trent; Logan County C…

LOGAN — Three members of the West Virginia Coalition to End Homelessness were at the Logan City Council’s regular session Tuesday, Oct. 13, where they inquired about what resources the city may have to assist its homeless population.

With eight years of experience as an assistant prosecuting attorney, David Wandling hopes his resume will lead voters to elect him as the next Logan County prosecuting attorney on Nov. 3.

With 29 years of experience as an attorney and 23 of those in Logan County, independent candidate Joe Spradling hopes to provide an alternative for voters choosing the next Logan County prosecuting attorney on Nov. 3.

LOGAN — Early voting for the 2020 general election in West Virginia begins Wednesday, Oct. 21, and Logan County residents will have similar options to the primary season.

The vast majority of trips this fall will be road trips, according to a recent AAA travel survey.

CHARLESTON — For a third year, the PEIA Finance Board on Thursday tentatively adopted a benefits plan that features no changes in premiums or benefits for its insurees.

CHARLESTON — The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia at www.wvencyclopedia.org.

HUNTINGTON — This year, Nov. 14 marks 50 years since Southern Airways Flight 932 crashed with 75 Thundering Herd teammates, coaches, staff, supporters and flight crew members on board. Several events are planned to commemorate and honor those lives lost, but with added safety precautions ami…

LOGAN — Tractor Supply store locations throughout West Virginia have activated broadband hotspots in the parking lots.

HUNTINGTON — A website that would allow West Virginia residents to search 24 other states’ unclaimed property databases is up and running, according to West Virginia Treasurer John Perdue.

The Mountain State set course Thursday to become the hyperloop state when Virgin Hyperloop announced that a portion of northeast West Virginia will be the location of a testing and certification center for the high-speed transportation system.

The couch squeaked softly when the young couple adjusted their sitting positions.

HUNTINGTON — The Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine has launched a blessing box program, through which it will partner with local organizations throughout southern West Virginia to help meet basic needs.

LOGAN — Gatti’s Pizza at the Fountain Place Mall will finally reopen Thursday, Oct. 15, after being closed for nearly seven months.

LOGAN — Dr. Pamela L. Alderman, the president of Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College, announced Saturday afternoon that she is in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19.

LOGAN — As the owner of seven businesses, including one that opened just this year, Diana Barnette has invested into her lifelong home of Logan County and other parts of southern West Virginia, and she hopes her extensive business experience will help propel her to a seat on the Logan County…

The City of Logan and the towns of Man and Chapmanville will host their annual trick-or-treat festivities on Saturday, Oct. 31.

LOGAN — Dr. Mason “Ed” White has served the Logan County community for more than four decades as an optometrist, board member of several organizations and member of the Logan County Board of Education — and now he hopes voters will give him a chance to expand that resume by electing him to a…

The members of the Logan County Board of Education, along with county superintendent Patricia Lucas and several Logan County Schools employees, visited several facilities in the Man and Logan areas over a two-day period last week to assess some of the ongoing projects.

LOGAN — A Republican-led automobile parade in support of the re-election efforts of U.S. President Donald Trump made its way through Logan Sunday afternoon.

CHAPMANVILLE — Diana Coburn, RN, has been named one of Kindred at Home’s Clinicians of the Year.