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By Glynis Board

Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin appointed Marc Harshman as West Virginia's Poet Laureate, filling the vacancy left by the late Irene McKinney who passed away in February. Harshman's appointment is effective immediately.
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By Glynis Board

According to an eye-witness in Marshall County, a family of Eastern Bluebirds was recently murdered just outside of Moundsville. The mother and father bird are reported as missing but the three healthy chicks, just days before their first lessons in flight, were found with their heads pecked in. The suspect seen leaving the bird house was, of course, a European Sparrow.
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By Jessica Y. Lilly

While the Reconnecting McDowell Project is working to secure housing as a recruitment tool, there are educators who decided long ago to commit to McDowell County children.
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By Clark Davis

One Huntington business is undergoing its fifth expansion since opening in 1986.
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A view of downtown Welch, WV
Jessica Y. Lilly

By Jessica Y. Lilly

Members of the Reconnecting McDowell Project, the public-private partnership working to revitalize McDowell County, believe creating more housing options will help in attracting teachers to the area.
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By Glynis Board

The Division of Air Quality within the WV Department of Environmental Protection is soliciting comments from the public concerning a newly proposed operating permit.

By Adam Cavalier

West Virginia Tech’s Revitalization Committee voted to accept academic and facilities subcommittee recommendations for Tech’s next steps.
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By Ben Adducchio

There are several West Virginia streams that are impaired according to the state’s most recent report on the health of the state’s waterways. The WV Department of Environmental Protection is releasing its draft list of impaired lakes and streams for public comment.
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Potomac -hor
Cecelia Mason

By Cecelia Mason

West Virginia’s impaired streams list includes the South Branch of the Potomac River, the Coal River and many of their tributaries.
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By Glynis Board

Morgantown writer Judith Gold Stitzel recently self-published her first book, Field Notes from Grief: The First Year, which chronicles the year following the death of her husband with journal excerpts.
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Aerial America NYC
Smithsonian Channel

By Cecelia Mason

If you see a helicopter hovering about 200 feet above the ground over the next few days, you might be seeing Aerial America at work.
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By Clark Davis

Undergraduate students working as researchers everyday doesn’t usually happen during a semester, but 11 students are getting the opportunity this summer at Marshall University in the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience.
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By Suzanne Higgins

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday to cut nearly $310 billion from the budget deficit over the next 10 years.
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Children's hospital
Clark Davis

By Clark Davis

Families of Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia have a hospital that will tailor care to their child. Friday Cabell Huntington Hospital held the groundbreaking of their Children’s Hospital.
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