Maine company will use batteries made in Weirton

According to a recent press release, an energy project in Maine will use batteries that are manufactured in West Virginia, According to U.S. Sens. Shelley Moore Capito, and Joe Manchin, more than $100 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will fund a multi-day battery system in Lincoln, Maine, using batteries made by Form Energy in … Read more

WVU will use metal detectors at all major games

The West Virginia University will have walk-through metal detectors at its major athletic venues this fall. The new additions expand on the University’s campus safety procedures and will be used at Aug. 31 football home opener against Penn State. Vice President Wren Baker said “Fan safety is paramount. Walk-through metal detectors are an important addition … Read more

Kanawha man fatally shot by girlfriend

A Kanawha County man was fatally shot by his girlfriend early Thursday morning after an argument turned violent, investigators said. According to a news release from the Charleston Police Department the victim was identified as Chrishawn Perkins, 32, of Charleston. Police responded to a shooting call at a home in the 700 block of Grace … Read more

Girlfriend shoots and kills her boyfriend after an argument

A Kanawha County man was fatally shot by his girlfriend early Thursday morning after an altercation turned violent, according to a news release from the Charleston Police Department. The shooting victim was identified as Chrishawn Perkins of Charleston. Police responded to a shooting call at a home in the 700 block of Grace Avenue about … Read more

WVAW plans to replace parts of its aging infrastructure

West Virginia American Water has released a list of projects that address the state’s aging utility lines. A news release from the company outlined $13.2 million in investments that will replace more than 40,000 feet of water mains. In Kanawha County, that includes water lines on East Riverview Drive in Belle; Birch Road, Bridge Road, … Read more

UC will hold its next Fresh Start Breakfast on Tuesday

Robert McCoy, President and CEO of Amherst Madison, will offer his insight into the advantages of employee ownership at the next Fresh Start Breakfast on Tuesday, August 13, at the University of Charleston’s Downtown Innovation Hub. Amherst Madison Inc. is an employee-owned boat repair, towing, and construction company in Charleston that has been in business … Read more