In Jackson County, the Ravenswood City Council discussed progress this week on a big proposed development. Drawings were released for the proposed Ravenswood Marina Project that would include a marina and a multi-sport complex on the riverfront. They’re hoping it will draw visitors and be good for economic development with seasonal boat rentals and more … Read more
The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department received COVID-19 vaccines to be distributed to those 65 years-old and older at a vaccination clinic today. The vaccination clinic is open until 7 p.m. at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center, 200 Civic Center Drive in Charleston. Congestion in the area is expected, and there is free parking at the … Read more
WVU women’s basketball team is looking for it’s sixth straight win. The Mountaineers will play K-State tonight at the Coliseum.
The state Public Service Commission is giving Appalachian Power permission to use 13-million-dollars in Fresh Start Funds to help people who are behind on their power bill. Around 27-thousand customers will see a credit on their electric bill.
The Charleston Sanitary Board is waving the 450-dollar grease trap fee on restaurants in the city. The fee is being waved because of the pandemic and the fact that many businesses are closed or operating at reduced capacity.
Health officials are reporting over one-thousand new COVID-19 cases, and more than thirty additional deaths. Over 130-thousand people have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Governor Justice says he is frustrated by the lack of COVID-19 vaccine, and is acknowledging the frustration of West Virginia senior citizens. Anyone sixty-five and older is eligible for the vaccine, and state is creating a centralized system to register for vaccine appointments online.
D1 Baseball released their preseason poll this week, and the Mountaineers are ranked 14th in the country. The 2021 baseball season starts in a month.
Two 18-year-olds are confessing to the vandalism at Spring Valley High School’s baseball field. They left tire marks all over the field and damaged a sprinkler system. Both teenagers are facing criminal charges.
A West Virginia woman, who is facing federal charges in connection to the January 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol, is out on bond. Gracyn Courtright was captured on surveillance video carrying a “Members Only” sign.