| Date Published | Article |
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| 12-31-2002 | WHY IS THE CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE IMPORTANT TO YOU? - Agriculture Report Forms Due February 3 |
| 12-31-2002 | MOUNTAIN STATE WRAP - Lampoon Anger, "Sin Money" And Triple Deaths |
| 12-30-2002 | CHS BOY'S BASKETBALL WINS HOLIDAY TOURNEY - Clarksburg Event |
| 12-30-2002 | WIRT BAND HAS WIDE REPERTOIRE - Even Ol' Hank Would Take Notice |
| 12-30-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 12-29-2002 | MOOREHEAD DEAD IN US 33-119 BLAZE - Officials Investigating Cause Of Death |
| 12-29-2002 | L. T. ANDERSON - The Stuff That Really Matters In 2002 |
| 12-29-2002 | BLUEGRASS SATURDAY NIGHT - Year End Entertainment |
| 12-29-2002 | WEST VIRGINIANS OF THE YEAR - Charleston Gazette Since 1951 |
| 12-29-2002 | WEST VIRGINIAN OF THE YEAR - Senator Robert C. Byrd |
| 12-28-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - Magistrates Robinson And Postalwait |
| 12-28-2002 | MOUNTAIN STATE WRAP - $13 Dollar Crooks, Ole Hank And Police Video Cams |
| 12-28-2002 | CAPITOL LAWN MINER'S MEMORIAL WILL FEATURE DRAG LINE - Monument Was To Have Been For Those Who Died Mining Coal |
| 12-28-2002 | MISTREATED ROANE HORSES WILL BE SOLD - Three Year Ordeal Ending |
| 12-28-2002 | NICHOLSON DENIED BOND - Ritchie Man Charged With First-Degree Murder |
| 12-28-2002 | CALTRIDER FUNERAL SCHEDULED - Remains Discovered Under "Suspicious Circumstances" |
| 12-27-2002 | FLATWOODS GAS STATION ROBBED - Man Flees North On I-79 |
| 12-27-2002 | CALHOUN RANKS LOW IN CHILDREN'S WELL-BEING - High Birth Rate For Unmarried Teens |
| 12-27-2002 | GLENVILLE'S BEST WESTERN MOTEL UNSTUCK - After "Senseless And Rancorous Debate |
| 12-26-2002 | WIRT MAN'S BODY "DUMPED" AT NURSERY - Regional Murders And Shootings |
| 12-26-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA YET TO RECEIVE DROUGHT ASSISTANCE - Douglas Says Mosts Counties Eligible |
| 12-26-2002 | LITTLE MAKING AMAZING IMPROVEMENT - Injured When Gas Meter Explodes In Face |
| 12-26-2002 | THREE HEROIC WOMEN - Reflect America's Biggest Story 2002 |
| 12-26-2002 | CHARLESTON MIGHT BUY-BACK WATER COMPANY - Water, Water Everywhere, And Not A Drop Owned Around Here |
| 12-24-2002 | THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS - Legally Speaking |
| 12-24-2002 | CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES - Around Sunny Cal |
| 12-24-2002 | LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW - Maybe It Will, A Little |
| 12-24-2002 | FLECK, SOIL CONSERVATION OFFICER DIES - Wirt County Resident Remembered |
| 12-24-2002 | HARK THE ANGELS SING - The World Is Ending |
| 12-24-2002 | BODY FOUND IN WIRT COUNTY - "Suspicious Circumstances" Near LK Nursery |
| 12-24-2002 | POWERBALL NUMBERS REACH ALL-TIME HIGH - Chances With One Ticket Almost As Good |
| 12-24-2002 | MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM L. T. - His Annual Christmas Card |
| 12-23-2002 | "CAROLS COME TO LIFE" - Enon Baptist Church |
| 12-23-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA HAS NO WATER USE STATUES - Supply Not Regulated, Foreign Sale Of Water Utilities Moving Ahead |
| 12-23-2002 | GRANTSVILLE FIREMEN HAVE DINNER TONIGHT - Welcomes Emergency Personnel, Law Enforcement And Family Members |
| 12-23-2002 | BETHLEHEM CHURCH HAS "EVENING OF BLESSING" - Celebrating The Holy Season |
| 12-23-2002 | RITCHIE MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER - Victim 33-Year-Old Man |
| 12-22-2002 | ROANE MAN SHOOTS FATHER - Critical Condition Following Domestic Dispute |
| 12-22-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA, AT THE BOTTOM, IS GIVING IT AWAY AGAIN - Water Rights Is Most Precious Commodity |
| 12-22-2002 | 4-H WILL USE MANY FORMER TRADITIONS - Complainant Harris Not Happy, Native American Activist Speaks Out |
| 12-22-2002 | MASSEY STILL "STORMING HEAVEN" - Finding Bad Guys To Blame |
| 12-22-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG LIGHTS ON! - Adult-Family And High-school Students Program |
| 12-22-2002 | HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS - Ten Warning Signs Your Older Family Member May Need Help |
| 12-21-2002 | CHS HONOR AND ACHEIVEMENT ROLL - Third Grading Period Honor Roll (3.5-4.0 GPA) |
| 12-21-2002 | DAVID BARR RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE - Annual Christmas Dinner For County Workers |
| 12-21-2002 | JAMMIN' AT AL'S BARN - Celebratin', Pickin', Singin' And Helpin' |
| 12-20-2002 | LIVE NATIVITY PROCLAIMS CHRISTMAS MESSAGE - Drive-Through At Victory Baptist Church |
| 12-20-2002 | BEWARE OF BUYING LOTTO TICKETS ON-LINE - Saturday's Powerball Jackpot A Whopping $215 Million |
| 12-20-2002 | FREE SPEECH SUIT DROPPED - State Police Sued Over Illegal Search, First Amendment Rights Violated In Calhoun |
| 12-20-2002 | LOCAL ELECTRICAL COMPANY FACING BANKRUPTCY - "Victim" Of Enron |
| 12-20-2002 | KANAWHA MAN SHOT BY OFFICERS AFTER DRUG BUY - Man Dies Attempting To Flee In Wood Incident |
| 12-19-2002 | HCA WILL PAY $631 MILLION TO SETTLE CLAIM - Chain Owns Four Regional Hospitals |
| 12-19-2002 | STATE WORKERS CAN TALK TO MEDIA - Federal Judge Rules In ACLU Case |
| 12-19-2002 | DUI FATALITIES SHOW 20 YEAR DECLINE - Public Awareness Credited |
| 12-19-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG PRINCIPAL RECOVERING - Tetrick Suffering From Rabbit Fever |
| 12-19-2002 | SHAFFER TESTIFIES IN NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE TRIAL - Witnesses Said Youth Drove Recklessly |
| 12-18-2002 | A NIGHT AT THE OPERA - January 11th Free Event |
| 12-18-2002 | PROMISE SCHOLARSHIPS WILL BE MAINTAINED - "A Promise Is A Promise" |
| 12-18-2002 | LIVE NATIVITY, CHARACTERS AND CRITTERS - Victory Baptist Welcomes Visitors |
| 12-18-2002 | STATE REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE LEADERSHIP - Sprouse Retains Minority Position |
| 12-18-2002 | CCCOA CHRISTMAS DINNER RECOGNIZES EMPLOYEES - "Our Workers Have Given A Lot" |
| 12-18-2002 | YOUTH PROGRAM IS SUCCESS DRIVEN - Students Participate In Career Activities |
| 12-18-2002 | FIRE DESTROYS HENRY'S FORK AUTO - Four Wheelers Damaged |
| 12-18-2002 | WHERE'S NORMA, MOMENTS AND PHOTOS ? - We Appreciate The Inquiries |
| 12-18-2002 | SHAFFER GUILTY OF NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE - Incarcerated In Regional Jail |
| 12-17-2002 | 4-H WILL KEEP MANY NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITIONS - Report Sent To USDA |
| 12-17-2002 | MEAD-WESTVACO SELLS CALHOUN TIMBERLAND - 5,686 Acres Sell For $2,889,000 |
| 12-17-2002 | SHAFFER TO STAND TRAIL FOR VEHICULAR HOMICIDE - Jury Will Hear Case Wednesday |
| 12-17-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA'S RETIREMENT PROGRAMS "WORST" - Most Poorly Funded In The Nation? Worst Ratio Assets To Liabilities |
| 12-17-2002 | CMS GIRLS DEFEAT WALTON 49-18 - Middle School Basketball |
| 12-17-2002 | 'TIS THE SEASON FOR MUSIC - CM/CHS Christmas Concert |
| 12-17-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 12-17-2002 | CAMC TRAUMA I STATUS WILL CONTINUE FOR NOW - Problems Still Lurking |
| 12-17-2002 | WIRT SPORTS FIGURE BOB SNIDER HAS DIED -A Hall Of Fame Kind Of Guy |
| 12-16-2002 | SAMPSON AND POSTALWAIT WILL RECEIVE OATH TODAY - Elected Officials Will Take Positions January 1 |
| 12-16-2002 | HAY BALERS AND RECORD PLAYERS MAKE IT HAPPEN - Jim Bell's Christmas Display, Another Season |
| 12-16-2002 | INVESTIGATORS TAKE MC CLUNG'S COMPUTER - After Gazette-Mail Request FOIA |
| 12-16-2002 | CHS HOLIDAY CONCERT TONIGHT - Band And Choir Will Perform At 7 |
| 12-16-2002 | EDUCATOR JEAN PITTS HAS DIED - First Special Educator In Calhoun |
| 12-16-2002 | FORMER CALHOUN MINISTER DEAD AT 99 - Rev. Dorsey Marks Dies In Ohio |
| 12-16-2002 | ACCIDENT VICTIM'S FUNERAL SET - Junior Harris Struck By Auto |
| 12-16-2002 | PUBLIC WILL VOTE FOR NEW BOARD MEMBERS - Minnora Center Officers Selected In January |
| 12-16-2002 | GOODRICH PRODUCING SLIDES IN INDIA - Denial Turns To A Maybe, Workers Might |
| 12-15-2002 | COMMISSION SEEKING BIDS FOR GARAGE RENTAL - Proposals Due January 3, 2003 |
| 12-15-2002 | SATTERFIELD MAY GET $25,000 BONUS - Development Director's Salary $175,000 |
| 12-15-2002 | DECK THE HALLS AND THE WHOLE HOUSE - Rebekah's Enjoy Christmas At Loretta's House |
| 12-15-2002 | CHRISTMAS FEST AT ARNOLDSBURG VFD - Dinner, Music And "War Stories" |
| 12-15-2002 | WORKER'S CENTER HAS OPEN HOUSE - New Location Serving Calhoun And Region |
| 12-14-2002 | TINY TOWN SUES COAL GIANT - Dust Upon Dust, They Contend |
| 12-14-2002 | SPENCER MAN DIES AFTER BEING STRUCK BY CAR - Spencer Police Are Investigating |
| 12-14-2002 | WATER SPRINKLER ERUPTS OVER GYM FLOOR - Two Fire Departments Respond, Damage Being Evaluated |
| 12-14-2002 | SEVENTY-SEVEN EXEMPLARY SCHOOLS NAMED - Some Slated For Closure |
| 12-14-2002 | GRIENDO SELECTED CLAY PROSECUTOR - Davis Has Law License Reinstated |
| 12-14-2002 | "MOONSHINE" KILLS TWO MERCER MEN - Substance Passed Was Methanol |
| 12-14-2002 | DNR OFFICERS CHASE ROANE HUNTERS - Illegal Kill And "Drug Related Evidence" |
| 12-14-2002 | STATE DEER KILL NEAR EXPECTATIONS - Antlerless Kill Is Up |
| 12-14-2002 | UNIONS, FAITH GROUPS AND ENVIROS WORK ON COMMON GOALS - Overweight Coal Trucks Unite Diverse Interests |
| 12-14-2002 | CHS FOOTBALL PLAYERS NAMED TO MID-OHIO TEAM - Recognized By Parkersburg-Marietta Papers |
| 12-14-2002 | MEAD-WESTVACO SELLS 95,000 ACRES - Wirt County Timberland Goes For $22.5 Million, Affects At Least Eight Counties |
| 12-14-2002 | JACKSON ALUMINUM WORKERS APPROVE CONTRACT, BARELY - 202 Layoffs Pending |
| 12-13-2002 | INSURANCE GOING UP FOR STATE WORKERS - 210,000 State Employees Affected |
| 12-13-2002 | MAN WILL BE CHARGED WITH BRANDISHING AND BATTERY - Conflict With Logger On Upper Big Run |
| 12-13-2002 | CHRISTMAS CAROL RETOLD - Arts Umbrella Performance At Glenville |
| 12-13-2002 | CONSERVANCY WILL PROTECT THE STATE'S FINEST - Fund Raising Underway For Critical Landscapes |
| 12-13-2002 | GILMER NIXES SCHOOL LEVY - Three Schools Could Be Closed |
| 12-13-2002 | CLYDE DOTSON DIES IN FLORIDA - Former Calhouner Was Man With Many Hats |
| 12-12-2002 | ALUMINUM PLANT WILL VOTE ON CONTRACT - More Layoffs Expected |
| 12-12-2002 | IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK ... - Christmas Season Upon Us |
| 12-12-2002 | "TATTOO VINCE" SAYS MURDER VICTIM WAS HIS BEST FRIEND - Murder Charges Filed In Roane County |
| 12-12-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY MARRIAGES - October-November 2002 |
| 12-12-2002 | McGRAW PRESENTS $10,000 TO CALHOUN LIBRARY - Distributing Money From Price Fixing Settlement |
| 12-12-2002 | WOOD LEADS STATE WITH 57 METH LABS - Home Operations Spreading Across State |
| 12-12-2002 | JUST LIKE DAYS OF OLD, BANK ROBBERY RETURNS TO THE MOUNTAINS - Flower Pillow Cases, Un-Masked Men And Escaping Cyclists |
| 12-11-2002 | GOV. WISE WILL RESTRUCTURE STATE GOVERNMENT - Cut-Backs And Changes |
| 12-11-2002 | OLD FOSSIL FOUND - Roydice Turns 65 |
| 12-11-2002 | WV HOLLERS GOOD HIDE-A-WAY FOR TERRORISTS - Access To East Coast |
| 12-11-2002 | LITTLE PLACED IN STEP-DOWN UNIT - Remains In Coma |
| 12-11-2002 | POWELL RESIGNS AS GLENVILLE STATE PRESIDENT - Brought Efforts To Restore Institution |
| 12-10-2002 | MANY WEST VIRGINIANS LIVE IN POOR HOUSING - Sub-Standard Structures, Poor Plumbing |
| 12-10-2002 | AUNT VERDA SELLING PETE'S CHRISTMAS TREES - You May Cut Your Own |
| 12-10-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG AREA BOIL WATER ADVISORY - Section Along US 33-119 |
| 12-10-2002 | MHHCC ATTENDS PEDIATRIC TRAINING - Ten Complete Course |
| 12-10-2002 | WASTING DISEASE LURKING OVER DEER POPULATION - No Cases Reported In West Virginia |
| 12-10-2002 | JOB CENTER WILL HAVE OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY - Bringing Job Services To The Region |
| 12-10-2002 | HEARTWOOD'S 10TH DAZZLING CELEBRATION - 175 Attend December Event |
| 12-10-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 12-10-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA WATER GOING ABROAD - PSC Says $46 Billion Deal Can Move Ahead |
| 12-10-2002 | CLAY PROSECUTOR HAS LAW LICENSE REVOKED? - Resigned To Return To Private Practice |
| 12-10-2002 | MAN SURVIVES FIVE-DAY ENTRAPMENT IN FREEZING WEATHER - Burns Clothes For Heat, Melts Snow In Soda Can |
| 12-09-2002 | CAR ROLLS-OVER AT ARNOLDSBURG "Y" - Fire Destroys Mud Fork Dwelling |
| 12-09-2002 | INTERNATIONAL LAW WILL HAMPER WATER CONTROL - Utilities Being Sold To International Conglomerates |
| 12-09-2002 | EDUCATION OFFICIALS THROW OUT PROPOSALS - Trying To Clean Up "Mess" |
| 12-09-2002 | WIRT "TRAFFIC LIGHT" STOLEN - Looking For The Culprits |
| 12-09-2002 | WRITER'S GROUP "MURDER MYSTERY" - Body Found In Wilson's Bathtub |
| 12-09-2002 | DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY - Calhoun High's Christmas Ball |
| 12-09-2002 | 1092 ENGINEERS HOLD CHRISTMAS DINNER - Event For Family And Friends |
| 12-09-2002 | WV RESERVISTS ACTIVATED TODAY - 108 Soldiers Will Report To Georgia |
| 12-08-2002 | SHAFFER ON TRIAL FOR NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE - Charged In Death Of Rodney Wagoner |
| 12-08-2002 | RAVENSWOOD PLANT THREATENING BANKRUPTCY - Company Wants New Union Contract |
| 12-08-2002 | WESTON HOSPITAL DROPS CONSTRUCTION PLANS - Facing Bigger Players |
| 12-07-2002 | LIGHTS ON ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS - December, 2002 |
| 12-07-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION - December 2 Meeting Minutes |
| 12-07-2002 | PARSONS ARRESTED FOR DOMESTIC ASSAULT - Described As Dangerous Situation |
| 12-07-2002 | LITTLE'S CONDITION CRITICAL - Trauma From Gas Meter Explosion |
| 12-07-2002 | GOLOSOW CHARGED WITH MURDER - Feds Drop Charges, Moved To Central Regional Jail |
| 12-07-2002 | GRANTSVILLE'S CHRISTMAS PARADE - Diehards Brave Chilly Weather |
| 12-07-2002 | KEMPER AND STURM REMEMBER "DAY OF INFAMY" - December 7, 1941 |
| 12-06-2002 | COVERED-UP ZAIN CASE COST TAXPAYERS MILLIONS- Drug Evidence Still Missing In Mace Case |
| 12-06-2002 | FAMILY SQUABBLE TURNS VIOLENT - Gun And Knife Involved In Fight |
| 12-06-2002 | CHS CHRISTMAS BALL - Saturday, December 7 |
| 12-06-2002 | FIREARMS AND COCAINE FOUND AT "TATTOO VINCE" FARM - Informants Helped "Dump" Murdered Man |
| 12-06-2002 | BERNICE HAUGHT DIES, 96 - Ritchie Oil And Gas Family |
| 12-06-2002 | MOORE'S LAWYERS WANT DOCUMENTS SQUASHED - "They Name Too Many People" |
| 12-06-2002 | SUIT WANTS TO BLOCK $30 MILLION LINCOLN SCHOOL - Contends Community Schools Produce Better Results |
| 12-05-2002 | AREA WORKERS GET HELP AT NEW CENTER - Job And Unemployment Services |
| 12-05-2002 | WALL ART AT MINNIE'S KIDS DAY CARE - Katrina Mohr Displays Talent |
| 12-05-2002 | COURTHOUSE FULL OF CRAFTERS - Hometown Country Christmas |
| 12-05-2002 | CALHOUN DIVORCES - November, 2002 |
| 12-05-2002 | GEORGE MARSHALL DIES AT 90 - Former Calhouner From Well-Known Family |
| 12-04-2002 | MEMORIAL DOVE TREE PROJECT LAUNCHED - Help For Patients At MHHCC |
| 12-04-2002 | "TATTOO VINCE" TO BE SERVED MURDER WARRANT - Was There A Second Murder? |
| 12-04-2002 | DEER KILL MAY BE UP - Hunters Still Want The Bucks, Says Fox |
| 12-04-2002 | CRESTON WOMAN OPENS PARKERSBURG BUSINESS - Open House Sunday, December 8 |
| 12-04-2002 | HOMESTEAD REALTY IN NEW QUARTERS - Selling Central WV Acreage |
| 12-04-2002 | CALHOUN'S DEER KILL UP 10% - District Up 5% |
| 12-03-2002 | HOMETOWN COUNTRY CHRISTMAS BEGINS WEDNESDAY - Town Will Have Free Parking, Still Time To A Rent Booth, Enter Parade |
| 12-03-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 12-03-2002 | EXPULSION HEARINGS ON SCHOOL BOARD AGENDA - Two Students Expelled, Arnoldsburg School Given Temporary Accreditation |
| 12-03-2002 | METER EXPLODES IN WORKER'S FACE - Gene Little In Critical Condition |
| 12-03-2002 | WAYNE UNDERWOOD BOARD FORMULATED - Sampson Welcomed To Commission, Former Economic Agency Dissolved |
| 12-03-2002 | JACKSON AUTO PARTS PLANT CLOSES - The Final Death Knell |
| 12-03-2002 | CLAY PROSECUTOR RESIGNS - "I Got Tired Of The Malarkey" |
| 12-03-2002 | PRAYER PATH TO CHRISTMAS - December 11-13, Knotts Memorial Church |
| 12-03-2002 | MEROLA ENLISTS IN U.S. NAVY DEP - Senior At Calhoun High School |
| 12-02-2002 | CALHOUN BOARD OF EDUCATION AGENDA - Meeting Monday, December 2 |
| 12-02-2002 | PRESSURE PLACED ON SBA BY LEGISLATORS - Situation Getting Muddier |
| 12-02-2002 | COMMISSION MEETS AT 9 AM TODAY - Recreational Board Being Established |
| 12-02-2002 | VONDA (1920-2002) - Resilient Character And Certain Dignity |
| 12-02-2002 | A COTTAGE CHRISTMAS - Unique Gifts For Holiday Giving |
| 12-01-2002 | ROANE FAMILY FEARS TEENAGER IS DEAD - "Tattoo Vince" Will Face Grand Jury Indictment |
| 12-01-2002 | MAN FOUND DEAD IN HUNTING CABIN - Authorities Looking For Cause Of Death |
| 12-01-2002 | STARCHER DIES FROM INJURIES - Injured On 4-Wheeler Getting Deer |
| 12-01-2002 | FAMILIES HOMELESS AFTER MOBILE HOME FIRES - Occupants Escape Without Injury |
| 11-30-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE REPORT - Magistrates Robinson And Postalwait |
| 11-30-2002 | MID-YEAR COLLEGE TUITION HIKE OUT - Gov. Wise Asks Colleges To Find Other Ways |
| 11-30-2002 | DEER KILL REACHES 2062 SINCE MONDAY - DNR Officers Busy Answering Calls |
| 11-30-2002 | MINNORA CENTER EVENT HONORS LESTER McCUMBERS - Square Dancers Enjoy Event |
| 11-29-2002 | BLAIR FAMILY GIVES SPECIAL THANKS - To Churches, A Local Shriner And Ruby Memorial Hospital |
| 11-29-2002 | VONDA GUNN DEAD AT 82 - Longtime Democrat Leader And Calhoun Educator |
| 11-29-2002 | LITTLE DOG LOST - Needs A Good Home |
| 11-29-2002 | CHRISTMAS VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - Beech UM Church |
| 11-29-2002 | THANKSGIVING 2002 - CRI And Salvation Army Sponsor Dinner |
| 11-28-2002 | PROJECT MOVE CLOTHING DRIVE - AmeriCorps Family Mentor Service |
| 11-28-2002 | BUILDING BLOCKS AT PLEASANT HILL - A Lights On Program |
| 11-28-2002 | BIGGER AND BETTER - Hometown County Christmas, Parade December 6th |
| 11-28-2002 | STARCHER IN SURGERY AFTER HUNTING RELATED ACCIDENT - Roane Boy Shot, DNR Officers Have Busy Day, 13-Point Buck Checked |
| 11-28-2002 | PINK ROAD HOUSE BURNS TO GROUND - Family Left With Nothing |
| 11-28-2002 | REGIONAL BUSINESSES CITED FOR UNDERAGE ALCOHOL - Sales To Minors |
| 11-27-2002 | LIGHTS ON! ADULT CLASSES - Register Early |
| 11-27-2002 | "PORK CHOP'S" SWEETHEART DEAL - Sen. Jackson Is Power Broker |
| 11-27-2002 | DEER BY THE TRUCKLOAD - A Great Hunting Day, Two 12-Pointers Checked |
| 11-26-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 11-26-2002 | STARCHER INJURED IN HUNTING ACCIDENT - Air-Lifted To CAMC, Condition Described As Serious |
| 11-26-2002 | BRINGING IN THE BUCKS - A Few Big Racks Checked |
| 11-25-2002 | AUXILIARY POLICE QUESTIONED IN GRANTSVILLE - Gaylen Duskey New Council Member, Funk Wants An Apology |
| 11-25-2002 | DRUG COP MAKES STARTLING ENTRANCE - Clendenin Mayor Highly Impressed |
| 11-25-2002 | HUNTER INJURED ON 4-WHEELER MONDAY - Hunters Take To The Woods, It's Deer Camp Time |
| 11-25-2002 | CLAY WRECK KILLS CHARLESTON WOMAN - Two Others Injured At Procious |
| 11-24-2002 | FATHER FEARS THE WORST - Seabolt Teenager Still Missing |
| 11-23-2002 | STATE POLICEMAN'S ACTIONS QUESTIONED - Bonazzo Has List Of Headaches |
| 11-23-2002 | FORMER BRAXTON SHERIFF ARRESTED DUI - Keener Refuses Drunk Driving Tests |
| 11-23-2002 | POWERLESS OVER INTERNATIONAL PURCHASE OF WATER UTILITIES? - WV May Be "Gnat To Be Swatted Away" |
| 11-23-2002 | STATE BILLIONS IN DEBT - Unfunded Liabilities Creating Cutbacks |
| 11-23-2002 | MINNORA CENTER SELECTS NEW BOARD MEMBERS - Next Meeting December 2 |
| 11-23-2002 | COUNTY EMPLOYEES CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING - Dinner Held In Court Room |
| 11-22-2002 | JOHNSON PRE-SENTENCE HEARING POSTPONED - Will Be Scheduled Later |
| 11-22-2002 | FORMER GLENVILLE LIBRARIAN INDICTED - Charged With Secretly Recording Employee |
| 11-22-2002 | FIGHT AND REPORTED GUNFIRE BRINGS POLICE TO HATTIE'S RUN - Officers Respond From Four Counties |
| 11-22-2002 | LITTLE KANAWHA LONGBEARDS DONATE TURKEYS - Making Thanksgiving Better |
| 11-22-2002 | RESERVISTS ON THE HOOK - Standing By For Action |
| 11-21-2002 | STATE SCHOOL SYSTEM UNDER CLOUD - Where Has The Money Gone? |
| 11-21-2002 | DISEASE SLOWLY SPREADING IN DEER POPULATION - Not Transmitted To Humans |
| 11-21-2002 | MAJOR ROCK SLIDE IN WIRT - 100 Tons Fall Across Route 5 |
| 11-21-2002 | RAVENSWOOD PLANT STARTS LAYOFFS - 202 Will Lose Jobs |
| 11-20-2002 | THE HUR HERALD SHINING STAR AWARDS - Making The Community Better |
| 11-20-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 11-20-2002 | DRUG FREE OLYMPIC DAY A SUCCESS - In Spite Of Weather |
| 11-19-2002 | EMERGENCY SERVICES BUILDING MOVING AHEAD - Commission Has Little Input Regarding Project |
| 11-19-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 11-19-2002 | WORKMAN'S COMP FUND PLUNGES INTO DEBT - Could Face Bankruptcy |
| 11-19-2002 | CEOS HAVE "BE THANKFUL" DINNER - Annual Achievement Night Program |
| 11-18-2002 | METH LAB DISCOVERED IN BURNING SPRINGS - Three Wirt Men Held In Central Jail |
| 11-18-2002 | CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH HAS DINNER - A Thanksgiving Event |
| 11-18-2002 | PLEASANT HILL CHURCH CELEBRATES THANKSGIVING - "The Hands That Prepared It" |
| 11-18-2002 | THANKS FOR THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT - The Herald Is Still A Struggling Endeavor, We Thank Our Writers Too |
| 11-17-2002 | AUCTIONED DRUG EQUIPMENT CONFISCATED BY STATE POLICE - Second Time Around |
| 11-17-2002 | McCLUNG UNDER MICROSCOPE - May Have Used False Credentials, Wrongdoing Investigation Is Expanding |
| 11-17-2002 | TWO INJURED SOUTH OF ORMA - Taken To Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center |
| 11-16-2002 | ATV TAXATION MAY BE STEPPED UP - Stickers Would Indicate Compliance, Raising $10 Million For Highways |
| 11-16-2002 | MISSING ROANE WOMAN KNEW "TATTOO VINCE" - Seabolt Vanished August 31 |
| 11-15-2002 | MAGISTRATES COLLECTING OVERDUE COSTS - $3600 Collected During Initial Effort |
| 11-15-2002 | SIX CARS CRASH IN CHAIN COLLISION - Drivers Escape Injuries |
| 11-15-2002 | WIRT METH LAB RAIDED - Calhoun Trooper Investigated Over Wirt Incident |
| 11-14-2002 | MOORE YOUTH CHARGED - Correction To Story |
| 11-14-2002 | MHHCC RENOVATIONS COMPLETE - Interior Has Bright New Look |
| 11-14-2002 | MINNORA CENTER FUNDRAISER A SUCCESS - "All The Bills Are Paid," New Board Members Sought |
| 11-14-2002 | VINTAGE FIRE TRUCKS FALLING APART - New Pumper Badly Needed, Pleasant Hill Students Raise $600 In Pennies |
| 11-14-2002 | CHS ANNOUNCES HONOR AND ACHIEVEMENT ROLLS - 2nd Grading Period |
| 11-13-2002 | VISIONARY PLANS FOR WAYNE UNDERWOOD FIELD - Recreational Area Will Serve County |
| 11-13-2002 | COMMISSION AND SCHOOL BOARD CANVASS ELECTION - Will Be Certified Thursday |
| 11-12-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 11-12-2002 | MEMORIAL TRAIL SIGNS ERECTED - In Honor of Sgt. Gene Vance |
| 11-12-2002 | REMEMBERING SOLDIERS - Veteran's Day At Parkersburg's City Park |
| 11-11-2002 | FUNDRAISER LAUNCHES NEW EFFORT AT MINNORA CENTER - Spaghetti Dinner Has Good Attendance |
| 11-11-2002 | MOLASSES FESTIVAL VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZED - "Bravely They Proved..." |
| 11-11-2002 | 20-YEAR-OLD INJURED IN ATV ACCIDENT - 13-Year-Old Cut On Plate Glass |
| 11-11-2002 | MINNORA LODGE HALL AWARDED STORE OWNER - Horsley Claimed Sewage Tainted Water Well |
| 11-11-2002 | RANDOLPH SCHOOLS SUE FOR LUNCH BILLS - Students Get Peanut Butter Sandwich |
| 11-10-2002 | CALHOUN HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCE SCHOLARSHIPS - Bailey, Murphy And Parks McKelvey Recipients |
| 11-10-2002 | TRACY ROGERS HAS THE TOUCH - Massage Therapy Helps Stress And Muscle Problems |
| 11-10-2002 | THE DELIGHTS OF APPLE BUTTER - Annual Rebekah Stirring Yesterday |
| 11-09-2002 | DOE DEER SEASON DRASTICALLY EXPANDED - Will Curb Exploding Population |
| 11-09-2002 | CALHOUN WOMAN SENTENCED IN DUI DEATH - Home Confinement In Lieu Of Jail Term |
| 11-09-2002 | DISTRAUGHT WOMAN CALLS FOR HELP - Numerous Officers Respond To Straight Creek |
| 11-09-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG STUDENTS ENJOY PERFORMANCES - Music and Story Telling |
| 11-08-2002 | CRI TO BRING 400 WORKCAMP VOLUNTEERS TO COUNTY - 70 Homes To Be Repaired |
| 11-08-2002 | U. S. ATTORNEY LOOKING AT STATE SCHOOL PROBLEM - Was "Department Dumb Or Really Crooked" |
| 11-08-2002 | SIX HUNDRED JOBS COMING TO MINERAL WELLS - Luigino's Could Open In A Year |
| 11-07-2002 | WOOD FESTIVAL CARNIVAL MAY BE MOVED - Lions Help With Grantsville's Christmas Lights |
| 11-07-2002 | COMMISSION WILL CANVASS ELECTION TUESDAY - Regular Meeting November 12 At 9 A.M. |
| 11-07-2002 | BOBCATS IN THEM THERE HILLS - Metz Has Big Buck Contest |
| 11-07-2002 | GRANTSVILLE MAN STEALS DEAD MAN'S CREDIT CARD - Todd Smith Held In Regional Jail |
| 11-07-2002 | CLUES SURFACE ABOUT ROANE MURDER - Spencer Newspapers Report Search Warrant |
| 11-06-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION - November 4 Meeting Minutes |
| 11-06-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION - Votes By Precinct And Percentages |
| 11-06-2002 | SAMPSON NEW COMMISSIONER - Stemple Re-Elected, Library Levy Passes, Liquor Store Goes Down |
| 11-06-2002 | CRAIGO GOES DOWN - Capito Wins Easily, GOP Gains Seven Senate Seats In Legislature |
| 11-06-2002 | COPEN DEFEATS BAILEY FOR WIRT COMMISSION - Capito Carries County By Large Margin |
| 11-05-2002 | HEMLOCKS MAY BE DOOMED IN REGION - Aphids Killing The Trees In 18 States |
| 11-05-2002 | WESTON HOSPITAL ATTEMPTING TO EXPAND - Stonewall Jackson Faces Major Players |
| 11-05-2002 | MORRIS FACING 30 YEARS, MILLION DOLLAR FINE - Education Official Faces February Sentencing |
| 11-05-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 11-05-2002 | HALF OF CALHOUN HIGH'S STUDENTS SAY THEY SMOKE - Report Says Many Began Before Age Ten |
| 11-05-2002 | MOLD PROBLEM COULD COME TO AN END - Playground Will Be Decided Soon |
| 11-05-2002 | WATER COMPANY SALE SLOWED DOWN - Attorney General's Office Raises Questions |
| 11-05-2002 | CALHOUN ELECTION RESULTS - General Election 2002 |
| 11-05-2002 | SUNDAY HUNTING SOUNDLY DEFEATED - Six Counties Join 35 Defeating Measure |
| 11-05-2002 | STATE SCHOOL OFFICIALS UNDER FIRE FOR MONEY PROBLEMS - Morris Stole From Student Loan Fund |
| 11-04-2002 | WV WATER UTILITIES WILL BE SOLD TO GERMAN COMPANY - PSC Approves Sale |
| 11-04-2002 | THE HUR HERALD SHINING STAR AWARDS - Making The Community Better |
| 11-04-2002 | FORMER GOVERNOR MOORE SPEAKS AT GOP RALLY - Wirt Residents Hear Moore's War Survival Story |
| 11-04-2002 | SUNDOWN BEFORE SHOWDOWN - Getting The Last Licks |
| 11-04-2002 | TWO GIRLS CATAPULTED WHEN 4-WHEELER CRASHES - Victims Taken To Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center |
| 11-04-2002 | DODDRIDGE FIRST GRADER DIES - Struck By School Bus |
| 11-04-2002 | BOARD OF EDUCATION AGENDA - Meeting Today 7 P.M. |
| 11-03-2002 | CALHOUN DIVORCES GRANTED - October, 2002 |
| 11-03-2002 | FARMIN' FROM TIMES PAST - A Photo Flashback |
| 11-03-2002 | HUBERT KERBY SELLING HIS FARM - Old Hur Property On The Block, Backwoods Land A Beautiful Site |
| 11-03-2002 | ANOTHER STATE SCHOOL OFFICIAL HAS RESIGNED - Flood Furniture Deal Leads To Investigation |
| 11-02-2002 | MHHCC PRESENTS CHECK TO DELEGATE STEMPLE - HOSPAC Candidate Contribution |
| 11-02-2002 | WIRT CABIN BURNED - Arson May Be Cause |
| 11-02-2002 | CIVIL WAR PRESENTERS AT OCTOBERFEST - Pleasant Hill School |
| 11-01-2002 | KIDNEY TRANSPLANT IS A BLESSING - Calhoun Woman Helps Sister-In-Law |
| 11-01-2002 | CALHOUN MARRIAGES - October, 2001 |
| 11-01-2002 | PARSON'S ONE STOP ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION - New Indoor Archery Range Opening, Stop By Saturday |
| 11-01-2002 | STATE SCHOOL OFFICIALS UNDER PROBE - Flood Furniture Cost Upped Four Times? |
| 10-31-2002 | SANDSTONE QUARRY PERMIT NOT A GO - Ruling Against WACO Upheld |
| 10-31-2002 | GUNSHOT KILLS ROANE MAN - Spencer Newspapers Report On Drug Problems |
| 10-31-2002 | HIGH-TECH JOBS COMING TO WOOD COUNTY - DuPont Cutting 650 Jobs, None In WV |
| 10-31-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - From Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 10-30-2002 | "AMENDMENT 1" NOT A TAX MEASURE - Polls Say West Virginians Undecided, Would Help Community Projects |
| 10-30-2002 | COURTHOUSE FLAGS STOLEN - A Halloween Incident |
| 10-29-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 10-29-2002 | WIRT COUNTY NEWS - Physician Leaving, Sunday Hunting And Commission Race |
| 10-29-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL ENROLLMENT DROPS - Pattern Continues In Most Counties |
| 10-29-2002 | LOCAL SCHOOL CONTROL IS THING OF THE PAST - Multi-County School Consolidation Is Coming |
| 10-29-2002 | ROANE MAN JUDD REID WAS MURDER VICTIM - Gunshot Wound To Head, Burial Today At West Virginia National Cemetery |
| 10-28-2002 | GLASS FACTORY TO CLOSE TEMPORARILY - 150 Lewis County Workers Without Jobs |
| 10-28-2002 | ROANE MURDER VICTIM WILL HAVE FUNERAL - Officials Yet To Confirm Identity, Clay County Drug Problems Swirling |
| 10-27-2002 | DEMOCRACY COMES AT A HIGH PRICE - Elections Sold To Big Money, Even In One Of Nation's Poorest Districts |
| 10-27-2002 | THE GREAT PUMPKIN PATCH - Pleasant Hill Students "Field Trip" |
| 10-27-2002 | CLAY MYSTERY CORPSE FROM ROANE COUNTY - Drug Related Problems Reaching Boiling Point |
| 10-26-2002 | CCCOA'S PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY TOUR WAS A TREAT - Co-Sponsered By Lights On! |
| 10-26-2002 | MYSTERIOUS CORPSE REMAINS UNIDENTIFIED - Death May Be Connected To Clay Drug Dealing, FBI And State Police Tight-Lipped |
| 10-26-2002 | HAUNTED TRAIL PROVIDES "REAL" HEADLESS HORSEMAN - Creatures From The Park Lagoon, Last Performance Tonight |
| 10-25-2002 | LEGISLATION TAKING CONTROL FROM RESA BOARDS - Hundreds Of Schools Will Flunk Says Sen. Jackson, State Has Highest Per Pupil Expenditure |
| 10-25-2002 | NEW RIVER WHITEWATER ADVENTURE - Down The Mighty Rapids |
| 10-24-2002 | RUSS LYNCH'S SONG ON INDIE CHART - A Voice That Captures Listeners |
| 10-23-2002 | FBI MUM ON IDENTITY OF BODY - Remains Found Near Clay |
| 10-23-2002 | THE HUR HERALD SHINING STAR AWARDS - Making The Community Better |
| 10-23-2002 | BRAXTON POLICE IDENTIFY SUSPECT IN BANK ROBBERY - Security Photos Used |
| 10-23-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 10-23-2002 | FBI SWAT TEAM RAIDS ROANE RESIDENCE - Two Men Arrested On Drug Charges |
| 10-23-2002 | BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING MINUTES - October 21 Meeting |
| 10-23-2002 | MINNORA CENTER WILL BE RE-ORGANIZED - Jordan Complains About Financial Records |
| 10-23-2002 | RAVENSWOOD PLANT LOST $7.8 MILLION IN THREE MONTHS - No Plans To Cut 660 Jobs |
| 10-22-2002 | KENNETH V. STARCHER COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING - Member 1092nd Engineers |
| 10-22-2002 | WEST NILE VIRUS IN VIRTUALLY EVERY COUNTY - Cold Weather Will End Problem This Year |
| 10-20-2002 | WV COLLEGE TUITION GOING UP - Needy Students Will Take Hit |
| 10-20-2002 | CONGRESSMAN MOLLOHAN PRESENTS $200,000 GRANT - Seeks Support For Candidate Humphreys |
| 10-20-2002 | IT WAS A ROARING HOMECOMING - Red Devils Play-Off Bound |
| 10-20-2002 | LEAH HAROLD HOMECOMING QUEEN - 2002 Parade And Coronation Ceremony |
| 10-20-2002 | CALHOUN HIGH HOMECOMING SCRAPBOOK - 2002 Coronation Ceremony |
| 10-19-2002 | COMMUNITY RESOURCES INC. - AmeriCorps "Project Move" Re-Funded |
| 10-19-2002 | SEVEN CASES BEFORE CIRCUIT COURT - Court Scheduled Monday |
| 10-19-2002 | AUTO CRASHES IN MT. ZION TURN - Driver Escapes Serious Injury |
| 10-19-2002 | RED DEVILS WIN HOMECOMING - Shut-Out No. 6 Against Roane, Regional Scores |
| 10-19-2002 | WIRT LEADS IN UNEMPLOYMENT - Calhoun County Is Second Highest |
| 10-18-2002 | CALHOUN HIGH ROYALTY FOR HOMECOMING 2002 - Parade Friday At Mt. Zion |
| 10-18-2002 | FEALY SAYS PRISON WILL HIRE LOCALS - Offers To Assist Local Applicants |
| 10-18-2002 | CALHOUN FACES ROANE IN HOMECOMING GAME - Congressman Mollohan Will Present $200,000 Check |
| 10-18-2002 | NATURAL GAS RATES TO BE DECREASED - Mountaineer Gas And WV Power Gas Serving Local Customers |
| 10-18-2002 | MANVILLE CLOSES PARKERSBURG PLANT - 100 Jobs Go To Germany And Ohio |
| 10-17-2002 | FIVE MINNORA CENTER BOARD MEMBERS RESIGN - Jordan Says Public Meeting Will Be Held |
| 10-17-2002 | ATV DEATHS INCREASED TO 21 - WVU Report Indicates Problems |
| 10-17-2002 | COLLINS COMMITTED TO SHARPE HOSPITAL - Attorney Angry Over Lost Evidence |
| 10-17-2002 | MELISSA MAY RETURNS TO SPENCER - "Scalped" By Spencer Veneers Machine |
| 10-17-2002 | NO BODY FOUND IN SPENCER - Seabolt Still Missing |
| 10-16-2002 | GILMER CREATING WATERSHED COALITION - Region Welcome To Attend Meeting |
| 10-16-2002 | STATE BOARD WILL APPOINT NEW PRESIDENT - J. D. Morris Resigned After Allegations |
| 10-16-2002 | FIFTY MARIJUANA PLANTS CONFISCATED - Sheriff Says Investigation Continuing |
| 10-16-2002 | OHIO MEN ARRESTED FOR POACHING - Illegal Kills In Roane |
| 10-15-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 10-15-2002 | "PROMISE" COULD OFFER TECH SCHOLARSHIPS - Would Require $800,000 In Funding |
| 10-15-2002 | ATV LEGISLATION ON FRONT BURNER AGAIN - West Virginia Leads Nation In Fatalities |
| 10-14-2002 | METZ SAYS TAXIDERMY IS ART - Brings 20 Year Experience To Sunny Cal |
| 10-14-2002 | LIBRARY IS SHINING LIGHT FOR 35 YEARS - "The Diary Of The Human Race" |
| 10-13-2002 | TRUCKS COLLIDE AT HIGH RISK CURVE - Drivers Not Hospitalized |
| 10-13-2002 | DELEGATE STEMPLE NOT ENDORSED BY LABOR - House And Senate Leadership Bypassed |
| 10-13-2002 | DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS OPENS IN GRANTSVILLE - "The Party Of The People" Says Evans |
| 10-13-2002 | MORRIS AT "MERCY OF THE COURT" - New State Board President Will Be Appointed |
| 10-13-2002 | HARRISVILLE MAN DISCOVERED IN HUGHES RIVER - Vehicle Lands On Top |
| 10-12-2002 | COLUMBIA NATURAL RESOURCES ON THE BLOCK - 247 WV NiSource Jobs At State |
| 10-12-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 10-11-2002 | BRAXTON BANK ROBBED - Police Searching For Suspect |
| 10-11-2002 | GILMER PRISON GETS THE KEYS - Tempers Flare Over Sewage Access |
| 10-11-2002 | AMENDMENT ONE WILL NOT RAISE TAXES - Could Help Communities Create Jobs |
| 10-11-2002 | CLAY BANKER-STATE SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT - Feds Say He Stole $172,000, Builds Ovapa "Mansion" |
| 10-10-2002 | CALHOUN DIVORCES RECORDED - September 2002 |
| 10-10-2002 | CHS BAND GOES TO FOREST FESTIVAL - Bonar Places Second In Contest |
| 10-10-2002 | BOARD OF EDUCATION OCT. 7 MEETING - Minutes Released |
| 10-09-2002 | YOUTH SOUGHT FOR NEW WORK PROGRAM - Kids Will Be Paid For Their Efforts |
| 10-09-2002 | DEWARD OFFUTT RECOGNIZED FOR LONGTIME SERVICE - Commission Conducts |
| 10-09-2002 | ALUMINUM PLANT PLANS 200 LAYOFFS - Jackson Plant Employs Over 1000 |
| 10-08-2002 | MAN INJURED IN RITCHIE CO. ACCIDENT - Car Collides With Tractor-Trailer |
| 10-08-2002 | U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE WOLFE TO SPEAK - Thursday At Senior Center |
| 10-08-2002 | BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH - Wreath And Candle Ceremony |
| 10-08-2002 | REGIONAL JAIL BILL IS ZERO DOLLARS! - Landmark Night At Calhoun Commission, Audit "Good Report" In Black |
| 10-07-2002 | COMMISSION LISTS AGENDA ITEMS - Meeting 5 PM Today |
| 10-07-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 10-07-2002 | OCTOBERFEST WELCOMES AUTUMN - Fundraiser Helps Community Park |
| 10-07-2002 | VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH HAS 10TH ANNIVERSARY - A Day Of Celebration |
| 10-06-2002 | FOLKLORE AND FOOD - Writer's Share Samples From Around The World |
| 10-06-2002 | DEMS "MEET THE CANDIDATES" DINNER - Stirring Interest In Off-Year Election |
| 10-05-2002 | WOODS FIRE WHIPPED BY WIND - Arnoldsburg VFD Responds |
| 10-04-2002 | KRACK WILL FIDDLE FOR BALLET - "Ballet Meets Bluegrass" At Marietta |
| 10-04-2002 | CHA-TIS HAS B & E - Vehicle Crashes Into Mobile Home |
| 10-04-2002 | VOLUNTEERS UPGRADE WAYNE UNDERWOOD FIELD - Youth Football League |
| 10-04-2002 | FARMER SHOCK SAYS IT'S A ZOO - Losing Gardens To Deer |
| 10-03-2002 | GOVERNOR ASKED TO PUSH ATV REGULATIONS - Mon County Senator Wants Restrictions |
| 10-03-2002 | WOOD COUNTY RESIDENT MAY HAVE DIED FROM WEST NILE VIRUS - WV'S First Human Fatality |
| 10-02-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - Magistrates Robinson And Postalwait |
| 10-02-2002 | PHYSICIANS CHALLENGED TO IMPROVE - Malpractice Coverage Mandates Attending Meetings |
| 10-01-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 10-01-2002 | COLLEGE STUDENTS KILLED IN COAL TRUCK ENCOUNTER - Driver Cited By PSC For Overweight |
| 10-01-2002 | PHYSICIANS DO NOT CHOOSE RURAL AREAS - Most Still Leave The State |
| 10-01-2002 | WHEELING SYMPHONY RETURNS TO CALHOUN - Skilled Musicians Entertain Audience, Giant Fireworks Last Night |
| 09-30-2002 | MOLASSES FESTIVAL BIG SUCCESS - A Picture Scrapbook |
| 09-30-2002 | THIEVES ENTER MILO CHURCH - 300 T-Shirts Stolen At Molasses Festival |
| 09-29-2002 | MOLASSES FESTIVAL HAS BIG CROWD - One Of The Best Parades |
| 09-28-2002 | HANDFUL OF AREA RESIDENTS LAND PRISON JOBS - Bledsoe Will Be More Helpful |
| 09-27-2002 | PUTNAM MAN LIKELY POSITIVE WITH WEST NILE - Three More Regional Counties Have Positive Birds |
| 09-27-2002 | ROANE AIRPORT WILL BE STUDIED - $100,00 Grant Will Decide On Feasibility |
| 09-27-2002 | GENERAL ELECTION APPROACHING - Officials Disclose Election Requirements, Local Option Rule For Lee District On Retail Liquor |
| 09-26-2002 | POVERTY NUMBERS UP, INCOME DOWN - Stats Worse In Appalachia |
| 09-26-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 09-26-2002 | ROWDIES AND THIEVES MAR CLAY'S APPLE FESTIVAL - "A Good Time Was Had By All" |
| 09-26-2002 | CLAY MAN DEAD FROM GUNSHOT - Police Now Suspecting Homicide |
| 09-26-2002 | CAMC TRAUMA STATUS BACK TUESDAY - Officials Considering New Law For ER Doctors |
| 09-26-2002 | GASOLINE GOING UP - Crude Jumps To $30.76 |
| 09-25-2002 | BUNCH RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY ARSON - Fund Established At Calhoun Banks |
| 09-25-2002 | CAMC'S TRAUMA STATUS COULD RETURN - Plan Expected To Be Announced |
| 09-24-2002 | CALHOUN KNOCKED FROM TOP OF LIST - New Unemployment Model Suggested |
| 09-24-2002 | $200,000 GRANT WILL HELP CALHOUN SCHOOLS - Three Projects Will Benefit Mt. Zion Campus |
| 09-23-2002 | MHHCC GIFT SHOP PACKED WITH GIFT ITEMS - Calhoun T-Shirt With Village Map Is Favorite |
| 09-23-2002 | GRANTSVILLE WILL BAN 4-WHEELERS - Jane Wease Is New Recorder |
| 09-23-2002 | TWO ACCIDENTS ALONG WEST FORK - One In Stream, One Almost |
| 09-22-2002 | MOUTH OF THE ELK - Searching For State Cars, West Virginia No Longer Owns Their Water?, "Dad Gum Hollywood People Gittin' Smart Agin" |
| 09-21-2002 | WRONGFUL DISCHARGE SUIT FILED AGAINST MINNIE HAMILTON HEALTH CARE - Judgment Sought Against Deep Well Drilling Company |
| 09-20-2002 | EMERGENCY SERVICES ANSWERS CALLS - 79-Year-Old Hurt On 4-Wheeler |
| 09-20-2002 | SPENCER WOMAN MISSING OVER TWO WEEKS - Went Out For Cigarettes |
| 09-20-2002 | HERITAGE WEEK CONCLUDES TODAY - Grantsville Senior Center Invites Public |
| 09-20-2002 | SPENCER VENEER EMPLOYEE HAS MULTIPLE SURGERIES - Condition Bouncing Between Critical And Serious |
| 09-19-2002 | WAL-MART IS STATES BIGGEST PRIVATE EMPLOYER - Government Employs More |
| 09-18-2002 | LIONS NAME SIGHT CHAIRMAN - First Fall Meeting |
| 09-18-2002 | CHS CLASS OFFICERS SELECTED - Student Council Representatives |
| 09-18-2002 | MILLER ARCHERY AT NEW LOCATION - New Additions To Business Inventory |
| 09-18-2002 | BOARD OF EDUCATION SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES - September 16 Meeting |
| 09-17-2002 | DEAD BIRD BEING EVALUATED FOR WEST NILE - Calhoun Yet To Have Positive Result |
| 09-17-2002 | SCHOOL MOLD PROBLEM GETS ATTENTION - Classrooms In Compliance |
| 09-17-2002 | DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? - Wirt Humorist Gives Medical Advice, Redneck Style |
| 09-17-2002 | CLASS OF '67 HAS REUNION - Attend Inaugural Game At CHS Field |
| 09-17-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 09-16-2002 | CELEBRATING WEST VIRGINIA WRITERS - Public Radio Series Commences |
| 09-16-2002 | GOLDEN TRAUMA HOUR GONE FOR SOME PATIENTS - CAMC's Trauma Status Could Be Restored |
| 09-16-2002 | REMOTE POSSIBILITY - Roane Rural Airfield |
| 09-16-2002 | JEFFERSON-JACKSON DINNER DRAWS THE DEMS - Nettles Honored As Democrat Of The Year |
| 09-15-2002 | CLAY STUDENTS SUFFERING MENINGITIS - "Non-Contagious Form" |
| 09-15-2002 | "THEY WERE SO HUNGRY FOR JOBS" - New Prison A Solution? |
| 09-14-2002 | THEFT RING FOILED - Stolen Equipment From Calhoun, Gilmer, Braxton And Lewis |
| 09-14-2002 | CLAY AMBULANCE SERVICE HANGING BY THREAD - Private Providers Will Take Over |
| 09-13-2002 | "THE BEAR REPORT" - Rapidly Improving After Heart Transplant |
| 09-13-2002 | FURR'S ADD NEW UNITS - Calhoun's Wrecking And Towing Service Since 1961 |
| 09-12-2002 | SCHOOLS AND LOCAL OFFICIALS HAVE MEMORIALS - Day Spent In Reflection Of 9-11 |
| 09-12-2002 | WOMAN INJURED AT SPENCER PLANT - Melissa May Critical In Lexington Hospital |
| 09-11-2002 | McBRIDE WINNER OF FIRST "LONGBEARD SCHOLARSHIP" - Wins Essay Contest |
| 09-11-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA SPENDS MILLIONS ON PRIVATE LAWYERS - Phillips Handled 40 State Police Lawsuits And Claims |
| 09-11-2002 | LOVE AND MARRIAGE, LOVE AND MARRIAGE - Calhoun Marriages, July & August 2002 |
| 09-11-2002 | LITTLE KANAWHA WATERSHED WILL GET LITTLE ATTENTION - Problems Must Be Solved By Local Residents |
| 09-11-2002 | RICHARDS WILL RESIGN FROM MINNORA CENTER - Jordan Says New Board Will Be Organized |
| 09-11-2002 | RITCHIE RIVER NOT RUNNING - Little Kanawha Down To A Dribble |
| 09-11-2002 | REGIONAL JAIL BILL REDUCED TO RECORD LOW - Annual Audit Being |
| 09-10-2002 | LITTLE KANAWHA RIVER STUDY UNDERWAY - Corps Of Engineers Conducting Public Meetings |
| 09-10-2002 | PITTS HONORED AS DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR - WVAPT July Conference |
| 09-10-2002 | EMERGENCY WORKERS GIVEN GRATITUDE DINNER - Firemen And EMS Personnel Recognized |
| 09-10-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 09-10-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 09-09-2002 | THE BITTER END - September 11 Helped Close Spencer Plant |
| 09-09-2002 | ONE INDICTMENT BY CALHOUN GRAND JURY - Five Cases Presented |
| 09-09-2002 | WRITERS MEET BESIDE STUMPTOWN POND - Hayes-Minney Producing Gilmer Review |
| 09-09-2002 | AFTERMATH OF 9-11 - Taking Inventory While War Drums Beat |
| 09-09-2002 | WATER SAMPLES INDICATE WATER IS SAFE - Dr. Gilbert Says Officials Have Disregard For Public Health |
| 09-09-2002 | CALHOUN COMMISSION MEETS TODAY - Agenda Listed |
| 09-09-2002 | WOMAN DEAD AFTER CYCLE ACCIDENT - Katherine Snider Reider Dies In Webster County |
| 09-08-2002 | THE OLD HOPE MEN (AND THEIR WIVES) ENJOY DINNER - Annual Event At County Park |
| 09-08-2002 | MASSACHUSETTS CYCLIST KILLED SATURDAY - Victim Of Five Forks Turn |
| 09-07-2002 | POPCORN BUT NO JOBS - Economic Development? |
| 09-07-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA - The Sorrows And The Joys |
| 09-07-2002 | RIOTOUS RUCKUS IN HINTON - Former State Cop Trashes Councilman Against Wall, Two Arrested, Some Sent To Hospital |
| 09-07-2002 | BABY BAILEY UPDATE - Home And Doing Well |
| 09-06-2002 | PLAYGROUND CONTENTIOUS TOPIC - Budget Digest Could Help Fund Project |
| 09-06-2002 | CORTNEY COLLINS WILL REPRESENT NJAA - WVU Agriculture Major |
| 09-06-2002 | HUMAN INFECTION OF WEST NILE REPORTED IN OHIO - First Case In That State, Second WV Horse Infected |
| 09-06-2002 | WARNING: POCKETING STATE'S TREASURES - Can The People Be Roused? |
| 09-06-2002 | CLEAN WATER ACT 30TH YEAR - Division Of Water Resources To Host Open House |
| 09-06-2002 | MEMORIAL FOR SIBLINGS KILLED IN COAL TRUCK ACCIDENT - Truck Was 91,000 Pounds Overweight |
| 09-06-2002 | GRANTSVILLE SCENES - The Last Days Of Summer |
| 09-05-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION - Meeting Minutes, September 3, 2002 |
| 09-05-2002 | THREE NEW COUNTIES POSITIVE BIRDS FOR WEST NILE VIRUS - Precautions Taken With Blood Supply |
| 09-05-2002 | TOP TROOPER HAS MINOR ACCIDENT - Report Content "Blacked Out" |
| 09-05-2002 | NEBO COUPLE DIES IN I-79 WRECK - 16-Year Old Son Survives |
| 09-05-2002 | NORMAN RIDGE RESIDENT GUNSHOT VICTIM - Life-Flighted To Huntington Hospital |
| 09-05-2002 | "BEAR" COMES THOUGH HEART TRANSPLANT - Taken Off Ventilator |
| 09-04-2002 | ALMOST IN RIVER ACCIDENT - Auto Crashes On Brannon Straight |
| 09-04-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 09-04-2002 | BOARD DENIES USE OF FIELD TO YOUTH FOOTBALL, AGAIN - Group Presents Petition, Angry At Response |
| 09-04-2002 | NEW EATERY AT MILLSTONE - The "Double L" Now Open |
| 09-03-2002 | "BEAR" GETTING HIS HEART - Calhoun Man In Surgery Today |
| 09-03-2002 | AWANA BEGINS A NEW YEAR - Program Offered To Area Children, Transportation Available |
| 09-02-2002 | REFLECTING ON SERVICE TO AMERICA - Third Annual Vet's Dinner Held Saturday |
| 09-01-2002 | GILBERT WANTS BOIL WATER ADVISORIES - Claims Grantsville Water Department Not In Compliance |
| 09-01-2002 | CHILD SENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER TRUCK ROLL-0VER - Roane Man Reportedly Shot |
| 08-31-2002 | URBAN COUNTIES STRUGGLE WITH JAIL BILLS - Alternative Work Program Started in Panhandle Counties |
| 08-31-2002 | RITCHIE HIGHLIGHTS - Company Will Hire Five, Water Being Rationed |
| 08-31-2002 | ROANE OPEN DUMP IS CLEANED - Sixty Tons Removed |
| 08-31-2002 | MUSIC MAKER DORSE SEARS GOES PRO - Hits The Bluegrass Circuit, A Dream Come True |
| 08-30-2002 | GAZEBO DEDICATED AT "MINNIE" - Congresswoman Capito "Stumps" Across County |
| 08-29-2002 | MOLD PROBLEM SCRUBBED IN CALHOUN MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL - Ventilation And Humidity Caused Problems |
| 08-29-2002 | SCAT BASH ON MIDDLE FORK RIVER - Kids Against Tobacco |
| 08-29-2002 | WEST NILE DETECTED IN ROANE - Seventeen Counties Have Positive ID, One Case In A Horse |
| 08-29-2002 | LOCAL MP COMPANY RETURNING TO STATE - Activated After 9-11 |
| 08-28-2002 | HUMANE SOCIETY GOAL OF CALHOUN WOMEN - Seeking Public Support To Help Animals |
| 08-28-2002 | NETTLES DEMOCRAT OF THE YEAR - Weaver Will Be Party's Vice-Chair |
| 08-28-2002 | AUTO PLUNGES INTO WEST FORK - Two Taken To Area Hospitals |
| 08-28-2002 | WHERE NOW FOR TRAUMA CARE? - Referrals May Be More Complicated |
| 08-27-2002 | CALHOUN MUSIC MAKERS RISE TO TOP, AGAIN - Winning Dozens Of Awards This Year |
| 08-27-2002 | FORMER MAGISTRATE JOHNSON PLEADS GUILTY - Prosecutor Says He Used Office As His Bank |
| 08-27-2002 | WOMAN CHARGED WITH DUI RESULTING IN DEATH - Friday Night Wreck Kills Grantsville Woman |
| 08-27-2002 | REMEMBERING AMANDA - Foodland Manager's Life Cut Short, A Trying Day For Store Employees |
| 08-26-2002 | BAND DIRECTOR BEALL SAYS THANKS - Band Boosters And Parents Appreciated |
| 08-26-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 08-25-2002 | FORMER MAGISTRATE JOHNSON'S CASE ON DOCKET MONDAY - Plea Bargain Arrangement Indicated, New Prosecutor Appointed |
| 08-25-2002 | RETAIL LIQUOR STORE PLACED ON FALL BALLOT - Voters In Lee District Will Decide |
| 08-25-2002 | MONDAY'S CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET - Judge David Nibert |
| 08-25-2002 | OSTERHOUDT BRINGS SUIT OVER WRONGFUL DEATH - March, 2002 Collision |
| 08-25-2002 | CAMC'S TRAUMA COVERAGE WORSENS - Downgrade Is To Level III |
| 08-25-2002 | MOUNT ZION OX ROAST HAS 43RD YEAR - A Mouth-Watering Event |
| 08-25-2002 | GRANTSVILLE WOMAN DEAD ON SCENE - Accident On Barnes Run Saturday Night |
| 08-25-2002 | FOODLAND MANAGER DIES IN ACCIDENT - Amanda Rogers, 26, Is Victim |
| 08-24-2002 | CHARLESTON HOSPITAL LOSES TRAUMA STATUS - "It Is Frightening" Says Barb Lay |
| 08-23-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - From Magistrates Robinson And Postalwait |
| 08-23-2002 | A NEVER ENDING NEWS DILEMMA - Gazette Editor James Haught |
| 08-23-2002 | GINSENG CROP IS DOWN - Dry Weather A Problem |
| 08-23-2002 | WV LOTTERY SHARES PROFITS - Calhoun Gets $26.99 |
| 08-23-2002 | SPENCER EDITOR PRESS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT - David Hedges Selected |
| 08-22-2002 | GILBERT CONTENDS WATER SYSTEM COMPROMISED - Charges Boil Water Alerts Not Issued |
| 08-22-2002 | FOOTBALL FIELD CONFLICT CONTINUES - Youth League Denied Use, School Board Will Be Given Petitions |
| 08-22-2002 | RETAIL LIQUOR VOTE MAY BE ON BALLOT - Special Commission Meeting Will Process Issue |
| 08-22-2002 | MINNIE HAMILTON HEALTH CARE CENTER - Job Openings |
| 08-21-2002 | DEAD BIRD SURVEILLANCE FOR WEST NILE VIRUS - More Positive Birds, No Reports of Actual Disease In State |
| 08-21-2002 | MOUTH OF THE ELK - Most Excellent Retirement Deals For State Police, Charter Cable Trouble, Soldiers Moving To Middle East And Student Numbers Go Down |
| 08-20-2002 | LILES FINALIST IN PRE-TEEN WV PROGRAM - August 31 To September 2 |
| 08-20-2002 | SIGN-UP BEGINS OCTOBER 1 FOR DIRECT AND COUNTER-CYCLICAL PAYMENT PROGRAMS |
| 08-19-2002 | "BEAR" REMAINS ON LIFE SUPPORT - Cards Appreciated |
| 08-19-2002 | SCHOOL HAS MOLD AND MILDEW PROBLEMS - Room By Room Cleaning Being Done |
| 08-19-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 08-18-2002 | AREA POLITICIANS IGNORE PROJECT VOTE SMART - Records Difficult To Obtain |
| 08-18-2002 | WIRT WOMAN INJURED ON HOG KNOB HILL - Extracted By Jaws Of Life |
| 08-17-2002 | WVU REACHES RECORD ENROLLMENT - Promise Scholarships Does The Trick |
| 08-17-2002 | UNION PROPOSES CONTRACT WITH DOMINION - Protects Core Benefits |
| 08-17-2002 | DEAD BIRDS FROM CALHOUN AND REGION BEING STUDIED - No Cases Of West Nile Virus Reported In State |
| 08-17-2002 | REGIONAL NEWS HIGHLIGHTS - New Gilmer Hotel, Rural Counties Losers With Development Money And New Wildlife Plate |
| 08-15-2002 | HELP NEEDED FOR WAYNE UNDERWOOD FIELD - Area Will Be Developed, Scheduling System Started |
| 08-14-2002 | CHLOE WRECK SENDS WOMAN TO HOSPITAL - Auto Crashes Through Bin And Fence |
| 08-14-2002 | DUMP TRUCK CRUNCHES PARKED CAR - Strikes Reed's Store At Five Forks |
| 08-13-2002 | GRANTSVILLE DROPS PARKING FINE SUITS - Postalwait Action Dismissed |
| 08-13-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 08-12-2002 | McBRIDE RECEIVES ICE SCHOLARSHIP - The 1Oth Year For The Award |
| 08-12-2002 | FOOTBALL FIELD DENIAL RAISES PARENT'S HACKLES - Youth League Football Circulating Petition |
| 08-11-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE'S REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 08-11-2002 | EDUCATED AND SAVVY EXPERIENCING PRISON JOB PROBLEMS - Trying To Understand The Real Deal |
| 08-11-2002 | BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL HITS THE TOP - It Was Better Than Ever |
| 08-10-2002 | FUGITIVE ARRESTED IN SPENCER - Wanted In Nevada And Florida For Murder And Kidnapping |
| 08-09-2002 | Arnoldsburg Summer Academy - 500 books! How Would You Like Your Eggs? |
| 08-09-2002 | WESTFALL AND SON RACING - Put Finishing Touches On Car |
| 08-08-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG SUMMER ACADEMY - The Pittsburgh Zoo |
| 08-08-2002 | UPSIDE OF GILMER COUNTY PRISON - Charleston Daily Mail |
| 08-08-2002 | PACKAGING COMPANY WILL CREATE 130 JOBS - York Photo Leaving Parkersburg, 200 Jobs Lost |
| 08-07-2002 | GILMER COUNTY CRI HAS OPENING - AmeriCorps Service Opportunity |
| 08-07-2002 | SPENCER WOMAN APPOINTED TO DEP POSITION - Jessica Greathouse Will Be Communications Chief |
| 08-07-2002 | MASSEY CEO BLANKENSHIP IN HOT WATER - Class Action Suit Claims Insider Trading, Failed To Follow Environmental, Labor And Securities Laws |
| 08-07-2002 | WEST NILE VIRUS IN THREE MORE COUNTIES - Disease Spreading Across Country |
| 08-07-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION - Meeting Minutes Monday, August 5, 2002 |
| 08-06-2002 | BACK TO SCHOOL, SCHOOL - Helping Drop-Outs Come Back |
| 08-06-2002 | SCHOOL BOARD GIVES OLD ATHLETIC FIELD TO COUNTY - Tetrick New Principal, Playground Location Reconsidered |
| 08-06-2002 | YELLOW CREEK-BACK FORK PROJECT NEEDS APPLICANTS - Cunningham Says Situation Is Critical |
| 08-06-2002 | BRAXTON STATE POLICE IN EYE OF STORM - Officer Angry Over Gazette Article |
| 08-06-2002 | NARCOTICS STOLEN FROM RITE-AID PHARMACY - Thieves Jimmied Side Door |
| 08-06-2002 | MAN LIFE-FLIGHTED FROM EARLY MORNING ACCIDENT - Auto Rolled Over Hill On Euclid-Nicut |
| 08-05-2002 | SADIE RETURNS HOME AFTER WANDERING COUNTRYSIDE - A Happy Ending |
| 08-05-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 08-05-2002 | LA PAIX HERB FARM IS FAIR SITE - "Nature Does Nothing Uselessly" - Aristotle |
| 08-04-2002 | SC MAN ARRESTED FOR DUI - Two Vehicles Collide At Orma Saturday Night |
| 08-04-2002 | REGIONAL NEWS HIGHLIGHTS - Snakeheads, Fairs And More Lay-Offs |
| 08-04-2002 | BACK FORK/YELLOW CREEK WATER ON TRACK - Commission Processes Large Agenda |
| 08-03-2002 | CALHOUN DIVORCES - Filed In Circuit Clerk's Office - July 2002 |
| 08-03-2002 | CHILD SURVIVES BEING STRUCK BY AUTO - Girl Kept For Overnight Observation |
| 08-03-2002 | WAYNE UNDERWOOD FIELD WILL BE RECREATIONAL AREA - Calhoun Commission Submitting Deed To School Board |
| 08-02-2002 | DEPUTY BALLENGEE CHARGES JUVENILES WITH DESTRUCTION - Athletic Fields Damaged, Charged With Grand Larceny Of Autos |
| 08-02-2002 | FIRE MARSHAL INVESTIGATING WALKER BLAZE - Fire Could Be Of Suspicious Origin |
| 08-02-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE'S REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 08-02-2002 | EMERGENCY SERVICES SITE SELECTED - Equalizes EMS Services In County, Issue Discussed For Months |
| 08-02-2002 | CHILD STRUCK BY CAR AT MOUNT ZION - Taken To Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center |
| 08-01-2002 | DR. GILBERT LOSES CONFIDENCE IN PUBLIC WATER - Sanitarian Is Unaware Of Any Problems |
| 08-01-2002 | COMMISSION HAS LENGTHY AGENDA TODAY - Old Football Field, 911 Addressing, Emergency Services Building |
| 08-01-2002 | SUSPICIOUS FIRE DESTROYS WALKER ROAD DWELLING - Authorities Are Investigating |
| 07-31-2002 | CALHOUN'S POPULATION CHART - Decline By The Decades |
| 07-31-2002 | MAGISTRATE'S CASE SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 26 - Plea Of Information Will Be Heard |
| 07-31-2002 | WEST NILE VIRUS IN WEST VIRGINIA - Spread To 34 States |
| 07-31-2002 | NOT ONE HAPPY FAMILY IN BRAXTON - State Police Woes |
| 07-31-2002 | KRIS WARNER NEW REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN - Will Lead State's Party |
| 07-31-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 07-27-2002 | MAGISTRATE JOHNSON'S CASE POSTPONED - Will Be Rescheduled |
| 07-27-2002 | CHARLES FORK SEARCH ENDS FRIDAY MORNING - Ordeal Caused By Darkness And Sick Dog |
| 07-27-2002 | TOM GAINER RETURNS HOME - Condition Improved |
| 07-27-2002 | REGIONAL NEWS BRIEFS - New Plant, Biting Beavers And Whooping Cough |
| 07-26-2002 | $650,000 GRANTS EXPANDING SERVICES AT MINNIE HAMILTON - Dental Care Will Be Provided |
| 07-26-2002 | A "FILL UP" AT BAKER'S MART - Got Gas? |
| 07-26-2002 | SPENCER FIREMEN LEAD ALL-NIGHT SEARCH - One Or More "Lost" At Charles Fork Lake |
| 07-25-2002 | MOSQUITO BORNE WEST NILE VIRUS IN WEST VIRGINIA - "A Cause For Concern," Can Be Deadly To Humans |
| 07-25-2002 | DOH WEIGHT ENFORCERS WILL CARRY WEAPONS - Agency Has Experienced Problems After Dark |
| 07-25-2002 | TOM GAINER OUT OF ICU - Cards And Prayers Requested |
| 07-25-2002 | NEW $350 CASH SCHOLARSHIP FOR 2002 GRADS - LK Longbeards Essay Contest |
| 07-24-2002 | RICHARDS BOND REVOKED - Placed In Regional Jail, Ohio Officials Complained About Bonding |
| 07-24-2002 | WACO DENIED QUARRY PERMIT - Would Hurt Tourist Area And Trout Stream |
| 07-24-2002 | MASSEY DUMPS COAL WASTE IN MINGO - 21st Century Coal Problems |
| 07-24-2002 | SEARCH ENDS FOR DISTRAUGHT MAN - Charges Filed Against Gerald R. Ball |
| 07-24-2002 | RABIES VACCINE WILL BE DROPPED AGAIN - Prevent Spread Of Rabies |
| 07-24-2002 | MEAD-WESTVACO ELIMINATING 2500 JOBS - Not Because Politicians Didn't Help Them |
| 07-24-2002 | FORMER CALHOUNER INJURED IN BERKLEY SPRINGS - Some Help Needed |
| 07-23-2002 | PAVILION BUILT FOR BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL - Fireworks Will Be Upgraded, Festival Starts August 8 |
| 07-23-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG SUMMER ACADEMY - Volunteer Of The Week And 500 Books |
| 07-22-2002 | WANT A JOB AT GILMER'S NEW FEDERAL PRISON? - Hunker, Persevere And Don't Count On It |
| 07-22-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 07-22-2002 | FIDDLER McCUMBERS RELEASING CD - A True Folk Musician |
| 07-22-2002 | TEACHER JARVIS PARTICIPATES IN WRITING PROGRAM - Kids Write On Responsibility |
| 07-22-2002 | SEARCH ON FOR MISSING DRIVER - Vehicle Discovered In Bull River-White Pine Area |
| 07-21-2002 | REGIONAL NEWS HIGHLIGHTS - Missing Bench, Rustlers And Serious Stuff |
| 07-21-2002 | A LONG TIME COMIN' - U.S. 33 Bypass Over Scott Miller Hill |
| 07-21-2002 | SPENCER CENTENARIAN RECOGNIZED IN TV CONTEST - Virgil Daugherty Could Be "Hunky Husband" On Live With Regis And Kelly |
| 07-21-2002 | MASSEY MOVING OPERATIONS TO KENTUCKY - Massey Dam Collapses As Legislators Leave Charleston, Shades Of Buffalo Creek |
| 07-20-2002 | LOCAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY GETS $60,000 - Wirt-Calhoun Project Seeking Job Opportunities |
| 07-20-2002 | FORGERY PROBLEMS FLARE IN REGION - Stolen Checks Used To Access Cash |
| 07-20-2002 | REGIONAL HEADSTART RECEIVES $1.4 MILLION GRANT - 579 Children Served |
| 07-20-2002 | ROANE MAN CAUGHT AGAIN IN LINCOLN COUNTY - Operated Meth Lab In Roane |
| 07-20-2002 | INCREASED COAL WEIGHTS WOULD NOT AFFECT LOGGERS - Enforcement Procedures Could Change |
| 07-20-2002 | TOM GAINER OUT OF SURGERY - Family Requests Prayers |
| 07-19-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG SUMMER ACADEMY - Good Health And Exercise |
| 07-19-2002 | OVERWEIGHT TRUCK BILL BARELY DEFEATED - Stemple Votes With Coal Interests |
| 07-19-2002 | FIRE VICTIMS NEED A LITTLE HELP - McCune Family Loses Everything |
| 07-18-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG SUMMER ACADEMY - No TV For 24 Hours, Reading Cafe |
| 07-18-2002 | McCUNE RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY FIRE - Family Loses Everything At Orma |
| 07-18-2002 | DIFFICULT TIMES - Health Problems Plague Calhoun Families |
| 07-17-2002 | MAYOR KNIGHT ADDRESSES PARKING FINES - Collection Through Circuit Court Next Step |
| 07-17-2002 | GRANTSVILLE PARKING FINES CAUSE OF SUIT - Postalwait Claims Constitutional Violation |
| 07-17-2002 | FORMER GRANTSVILLE POLICEMAN CHARGED - Basnett Released On Bond |
| 07-17-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - Magistrates Robinson And Postalwait |
| 07-17-2002 | AMERICAN WATER BEING SOLD TO GERMAN CONCERN - Few Express Concerns About Sale |
| 07-17-2002 | FAMILY HEALTH INSURANCE WILL AVERAGE $16,000 BY 2007 - Cost Shifting System Will Collapse |
| 07-17-2002 | SUN, RAIN AND RIVER BRING OUT THE BEST - Calhoun-Gilmer Writer's Retreat Held |
| 07-17-2002 | RAVENSWOOD ALUMINUM MAY HAVE LAYOFFS - Increased Health Costs Blamed |
| 07-16-2002 | CALHOUN MARRIAGES - June 2002 |
| 07-16-2002 | REGIONAL JAIL BILL WILL RECEIVE PAYMENT - Synthetic Fuel Money Nets $24,635 |
| 07-16-2002 | GLENVILLE STATE WILL NOT CLOSE - GSC Supporters Fear "Devious Agenda" |
| 07-16-2002 | GRANTSVILLE CRACKS DOWN ON PARKING FINES - Single $1 Tickets Results In $37 Charge |
| 07-16-2002 | MOTHER-DAUGHTER KILLED IN OHIO ACCIDENT - Funeral Services Slated For Wednesday |
| 07-15-2002 | BELCHER AND THOMPSON ELECTED - Silver Haired Legislature, 2002-2003 |
| 07-15-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 07-15-2002 | WIRT PEDESTRIAN DIES AFTER BEING STRUCK - No Charges Have Been Filed |
| 07-14-2002 | RETAIL LIQUOR STORE COULD BE ON BALLOT - Only Lee District Would Be Wet |
| 07-13-2002 | REGIONAL NEWS HIGHLIGHTS - More Goodrich Employees Gone, Reedy Woman Sentenced, Gilmer Schools Face Cuts |
| 07-12-2002 | STOLEN CAR EPISODE ENDS IN JUVENILE ARRESTS - Damage Extensive At High School Athletic Fields, Sheriff's Department Non-Stop |
| 07-11-2002 | McKENZIE BANKRUPTCY HITS REGIONAL COUNTIES - Company Claims $356,000 In Liabilities |
| 07-11-2002 | REPUBLICANS RAISE $250 FOR LIBRARY - Yoak Has Winning Ticket |
| 07-11-2002 | JARVIS ATTENDING SUMMER PROGRAM - "Technology In The Mountains" |
| 07-10-2002 | BANDY RESIGNS AS DEPUTY SHERIFF - Applicants Needed For Replacement |
| 07-10-2002 | MAGISTRATE REPORT - Magistrates Robinson and Postalwait |
| 07-10-2002 | SURROGATE PARENTING - Representatives In Educational Decisions |
| 07-10-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG SUMMER ACADEMY - A Wet Success! |
| 07-09-2002 | CALHOUN DIVORCES - Filed In Circuit Clerk's Office - June 2002 |
| 07-09-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG SUMMER ACADEMY - Volunteer of the Week |
| 07-09-2002 | CALHOUN'S E-911 COMPANY FILES BANKRUPTCY - McKenzie Engineering Had Problems In Several Counties |
| 07-09-2002 | ALLEGHENY TO CUT EMPLOYEES - Cutback Expected To Affect State's 2,538 Workers |
| 07-08-2002 | 350-400 PRISON JOBS WILL BE HIRED - Job And Business Seminar Tuesday In Glenville |
| 07-06-2002 | CALHOUN MAN INJURED NEAR SPENCER - Two Vehicle Collision On Bower's HIll |
| 07-05-2002 | ROCK STEADY PROVIDES HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT - Just Like Old Times |
| 07-05-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG SUMMER AND KINDER ACADEMIES - Off And Flying |
| 07-05-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION - Meeting Minutes Monday, July 1, 2002 |
| 07-05-2002 | 4-H NATIVE AMERICAN THEMES STILL UNDER FIRE - It Ain't Over |
| 07-05-2002 | HOLIDAY INCIDENTS REQUIRE EMERGENCY SERVICES - Logging Accident And Heat Exhaustion |
| 07-04-2002 | OIL ROCK COUNTRY - New Elizabeth Area Band |
| 07-04-2002 | NEW COPLIN MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTER OPEN - New Location In Elizabeth |
| 07-03-2002 | FEW WILL PARTICIPATE IN SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM - Commission Deals With E-911 Mapping And Addressing |
| 07-03-2002 | PLAYGROUND SITE SOUGHT AT CALHOUN MIDDLE SCHOOL - Changing Face Of Education Discussed, Principal Graham Resigns |
| 07-03-2002 | THIRTEEEN SCHOOLS FLUNK TWO YEARS RUNNING - Changes Coming In Education |
| 07-03-2002 | ROANE HEALTH FACILITY HAS FULL-TIME DRUG FINDER - McEndree Says 300% Increase |
| 07-03-2002 | BUDGET DIGEST GRANTS ANNOUNCED - County Projects Funded |
| 07-02-2002 | $27 MILLION "THUNDER RIDGE" RACETRACK AT FLATWOODS - Could Employ 400 |
| 07-02-2002 | "GOOB" ALMOST 100% RECOVERED - One Year Ago Today |
| 07-02-2002 | JIM BELL'S PATRIOTIC LIGHTS - Hillside Has A Message |
| 07-02-2002 | FITZWATER RETURNS TO BOARD PRESIDENCY - Don Harris New B of E Member |
| 07-02-2002 | BOARD MAY GIVE ADDITIONAL PROPERTY - Commission Will Dedicate Project To Kids And Families |
| 07-02-2002 | EMERGENCY CENTER STILL ON BOARD - Options Being Processed |
| 07-02-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 07-01-2002 | BOARD OF EDUCATION AGENDA - Meeting Tonight 7 P.M. |
| 06-30-2002 | TURKEY HARVEST DOWN IN 2002 - Kill Off 25% |
| 06-30-2002 | E-911 ADDRESSING, OLD FOOTBALL FIELD, EMERGENCY SERVICES BUILDING - Monday's Commission Agenda |
| 06-29-2002 | RAPE CHARGES BROUGHT IN ROANE - Incident Involves Underage Drinking Party |
| 06-29-2002 | CALHOUN EDGED FROM FIRST PLACE - Ten Counties Have Double Digit Unemployment |
| 06-29-2002 | GILMER ALCOHOL ESTABLISHMENTS GET STUNG - Underage Selling Causes Citations |
| 06-28-2002 | TRUCK PANEL RECOMMENDS 120,000 LIMIT FOR COAL HAULERS - Other Haulers Will Retain Old Limits |
| 06-28-2002 | SPENCER MAN ARRESTED IN CALHOUN FOR SEX ASSAULT - Held In Regional Jail |
| 06-27-2002 | BUCKS ARE COMING FOR NEEDED PROJECTS - Budget Digest Will Be Approved Today |
| 06-27-2002 | THERE GOES "UNDER GOD"? - Pledge Of Allegiance Under Attack |
| 06-27-2002 | U M COOPERATIVE PARISH AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS - Jarvis, Swisher And Davis Recipients |
| 06-27-2002 | DEEP WELL DREAMS - Resting In The Stars |
| 06-26-2002 | ENRON CLAUS COMES TO CALHOUN - Ho, Ho, Ho "Trust Me" |
| 06-26-2002 | COUNTY LINE DISPUTE OVER SCHOOL BUSING - High Court Could Decide |
| 06-26-2002 | TWICE TOLD TALES - From The Hur Herald Archives |
| 06-25-2002 | CALHOUN PROJECTS - Governor's Partnership Grants |
| 06-25-2002 | THE CRESTON NEWS |
| 06-25-2002 | LIGHTS ON! SUMMER EVENING CLASSES - To Be Offered At Career Center |
| 06-24-2002 | AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL TEAM FORMED - Will Compete In Tournament |
| 06-24-2002 | CAT FIGHT FLARES IN SUTTON - Birds Flying Upside Down? |
| 06-24-2002 | CALHOUN MUSIC MEN RATED NUMBER ONE - Parsons And McCumbers At West Virginia Folk Festival |
| 06-24-2002 | BEAR FORK HUNTING CLUB NEWS - Monthly Minutes Posted |
| 06-23-2002 | COMPLAINT AGAINST TROOPER HAMMACK NOT SUSTAINED - "Uncovered No Chargeable Actions" |
| 06-23-2002 | MAGISTRATE COURT REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 06-23-2002 | EARLY 20TH CENTURY MURAL IN MAGISTRATE'S OFFICE - Shari Johnson |
| 06-21-2002 | ROANE SCHOOL HAS ATTENDANCE AND DROP-OUT PROBLEMS - Calhoun System May Be Placed On Probation |
| 06-21-2002 | FIRE THREATENS MOBILE HOME - GVFD Answer Phillips Run Call |
| 06-21-2002 | MOUNTAIN HERITAGE RISES TO THE TOP - First Annual West Virginia Golden Horseshoe Reunion |
| 06-20-2002 | MUD FORK MAN SHOT IN HEAD - Shooting Follows Dispute |
| 06-20-2002 | GOLDEN HORSESHOE REUNION TODAY - Justice Starcher And Author O'Brien Will Speak |
| 06-20-2002 | GOODRICH IN FINAL DAYS - Facility Will Completely Close In September |
| 06-20-2002 | STAND BACK - Overweight Coal Trucks Comin' Down The Mountain |
| 06-19-2002 | 53RD FOLK FESTIVAL STARTS THURSDAY - Culture Shaped By The Mountain |
| 06-19-2002 | ELLA ELLIOTT IS CALHOUN BELLE - Folk Festival Starts Tomorrow |
| 06-19-2002 | VICTORY BAPTIST HAVING TENT REVIVAL - Grantsville Bible College Recognizes Students |
| 06-19-2002 | BOOGER HOLE BANDIT RUNNING STRONG - Now 22nd In Points |
| 06-18-2002 | FIFTH ANNUAL GOSPEL SING - Dozens Of Groups Perform |
| 06-18-2002 | WVDOT PAYS $70,000 FOR TURNING LANES - Nester Property Will Be Used For Widening |
| 06-18-2002 | COMMISSION MOVING AHEAD ON EMERGENCY CENTER - Commissioners Researching Plans |
| 06-18-2002 | UNDERWOOD FIELD WOULD BECOME RECREATIONAL AREA - Commission Accepts School Board's Gift |
| 06-18-2002 | CALHOUN TAXPAYERS WILL NOT PAY FOR AUDIT - Supreme Court Relieves Magistrate Audit |
| 06-18-2002 | BEVER RESIDENCE ESCAPES FIRE - Nearby Garage Total Loss |
| 06-18-2002 | THE CRESTON NEWS |
| 06-17-2002 | SITE CHOICES NARROWED FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES BUILDING - Commission Will Review Options, Wayne Underwood Field On Agenda |
| 06-17-2002 | VANCE REMEMBERED AS GENTLE MAN - Bikes Lowered, Spirits Turned At Appalachian Classic |
| 06-17-2002 | BIKE CLASSIC DRAWS PARTICIPANTS FROM REGION - Rain Stopped In Early Morning |
| 06-16-2002 | CASE PROCESSED IN CIRCUIT COURT - Hall Sent To Penitentiary |
| 06-16-2002 | TWO-CAR ACCIDENT SENDS 16-YEAR-OLD TO HOSPITAL - Wreck At Arnoldsburg Near Speedy Mart |
| 06-16-2002 | CLASSIC BIKE RACE STARTS AT NOON - Vance Memorial Service At 11:20 |
| 06-15-2002 | MAJOR CHANGES IN SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM - Numbers May Decline As Program Improves |
| 06-15-2002 | BRAXTON RESIDENTS INDICTED - Named On State Police's "Target List" For No Breaks |
| 06-15-2002 | MOUTH OF THE ELK - Jobs Going South, Acts Of God And The Morals Of An Alley Cat |
| 06-15-2002 | APPALACHIAN CLASSIC WILL HOLD VANCE MEMORIAL - Afghan Victim Participated In Local Race |
| 06-15-2002 | FIRE DESTROYS CLAY BUILDINGS - Flames Leap 100 Feet |
| 06-15-2002 | FIRE IN DOWNTOWN HUR - Bronco Completely Destroyed |
| 06-14-2002 | CALHOUN ROAD PAVING UNDERWAY - Roads May Be Closed |
| 06-14-2002 | WHEEL FLIES FROM LOG TRUCK - Wrecks On West Fork Near Minnora |
| 06-14-2002 | FIRE STRIKES DOWNTOWN CLAY - Four Businesses Destroyed |
| 06-13-2002 | STATE POLICE'S LEGAL HEAD WANTED CASES DROPPED - Flew Chopper To Charles Town To Make The Point |
| 06-13-2002 | APPALACHIAN CLASSIC'S SATURDAY CONCERT - A Rockin' Evening Under The Stars |
| 06-12-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY SCHOOLS RECOGNIZE EMPLOYEES - Retirees Honored, May 2002 |
| 06-12-2002 | JARVIS NAMED TEACHER OF THE YEAR - Sixth Grade English At Calhoun Middle School |
| 06-12-2002 | FLYING HIGH AT SPEEDY MART - Up, Up And Away |
| 06-12-2002 | WIRT WATER PROJECT MOVING UP ROUTE 5 - Service Coming To Rural Areas |
| 06-11-2002 | MU ALPHA THETA & NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - New CHS Inductees |
| 06-11-2002 | THE CRESTON NEWS |
| 06-11-2002 | CHURCH OFFERS HAMILTON PROPERTY TO COUNTY - Proposed Site For New 911, EMS and OES Center |
| 06-11-2002 | DAVISVILLE WOMAN RECOVERED FROM HUGHES - Tried To Rescue 8-Year-Old Child |
| 06-11-2002 | SIX CASES HEARD IN CIRCUIT COURT - Judge David Nibert Presiding |
| 06-11-2002 | HATS OFF TO WOOD FESTIVAL FOLKS! - It Was A Really Good Year |
| 06-11-2002 | FORTY YEARS OF QUEEN FLORAS - Remember Them? |
| 06-10-2002 | NICK KERBY REBOUNDING - Attends Wood Festival |
| 06-10-2002 | PARISH PRESENTS SCHOLARSHIP - Kristina Jarvis Will Attend Fairmont State |
| 06-10-2002 | CALHOUN MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES - May, 2002 |
| 06-10-2002 | WHYTSELL SETTLES WITH STATE POLICE - MagLite Case Ends After Two And One-Half Years |
| 06-10-2002 | WOMAN'S BODY PULLED FROM HUGHES RIVER - Drowned In Effort To Save Her Child |
| 06-09-2002 | ROANE FARMER INJURED BY BULL - Lakin Ryan Air-Lifted To CAMC |
| 06-09-2002 | TROOPER'S CONDUCT UNDER INVESTIGATION - Special Prosecutor Will Bring Case |
| 06-09-2002 | PERSON MISSING AT CISCO - Night Search Continuing In Hughes River Area |
| 06-09-2002 | UNKNOWN FIRE STRIKES AMES TRUE TEMPER - Damage Heavy To Plant One |
| 06-08-2002 | A SUNNY DAY PARADE - Mike Ritchie 40th Wood Festival Marshal |
| 06-07-2002 | RITCHIE CON ARTIST IN $25 MILLION SCAM - Plea Arrangement Excludes Families Money Laundering |
| 06-07-2002 | MORE "LAST STOPLIGHTS" REMOVED IN WEST VIRGINIA - Lincoln Joins The Club |
| 06-07-2002 | STATE POLICEMEN RECEIVE SUSPENSIONS - A Trooper Shoots Legislator's Family Dog |
| 06-07-2002 | QUEEN REIGNS IN THE RAIN - Entertainment Canceled During Downpour |
| 06-06-2002 | ADULT BASIC EDUCATION CLASSES CLOSED FOR SUMMER - Will Resume In Fall |
| 06-06-2002 | FESTIVAL WEATHER WILL BECOME KINDER - 40th Event Starts Tonight |
| 06-06-2002 | SPENCER CHILD'S DEATH RULED HOMICIDE - Mother Released On $50,000 Bond |
| 06-06-2002 | ANNOUNCING A NEW WALKING TRAIL - The Grantsville Trail |
| 06-06-2002 | BOARD OF EDUCATION - Minutes June 3, 2002 Meeting |
| 06-05-2002 | LIBRARY LEVY HAS NEW LIFE - School Board Will Issue Initiative |
| 06-05-2002 | UNDERWOOD FIELD WILL BE RECREATIONAL AREA - Board Decides Calhoun Commission Will Be Owner |
| 06-05-2002 | WOOD CHOPPING CHAMP RETURNS TO FESTIVAL - Arden Cogar Will Give Demonstrations |
| 06-05-2002 | CALHOUN COULD GET NEW EMERGENCY CENTER - Commission Concerned About Non-Budgeted Bills |
| 06-05-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 06-05-2002 | WOOD FESTIVAL KICK-OFF THURSDAY - The 40th Event |
| 06-05-2002 | SPENCER WOMAN REPORTEDLY CHARGED IN INFANTS DEATH - Deceased Is Six-Week-Old Shea Ferguson |
| 06-04-2002 | PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL LIGHTS ON PROGRAMS - Careers To Cooking |
| 06-04-2002 | CAPITO STANDS FIRM AGAINST FAST TRACK - Regional Jobs Leaving Area |
| 06-04-2002 | FOUR-WHEELER VICTIM IN FAIR CONDITION - Swisher Youth Comes Through Surgery |
| 06-04-2002 | STATIC ELECTRICITY IGNITES GAS LINE - No External Damage |
| 06-03-2002 | WOOD FESTIVAL WEEK IS HERE - Firemen Erecting Booths, Carnival Landing |
| 06-03-2002 | THREE-DAY BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL ENDS - "We Had Good Attendance" |
| 06-03-2002 | SARAH JANE LYNCH IS QUEEN FLORA XL - Tia Satterfield, Heather Weaver Runners-up |
| 06-03-2002 | SWISHER YOUTH INJURED IN FOUR-WHEELER CRASH - Undergoing Surgery In Charleston Area Medical Center |
| 06-02-2002 | COURT STRIKES DOWN INTERNET FILTERS - Ruled Ineffective, Ban Appropriate Material |
| 06-02-2002 | DISPOSITION OF WAYNE UNDERWOOD FIELD - Board Agenda For June 3 |
| 06-02-2002 | GRADUATION 2002 HAS OMINOUS MESSAGE - A Forgotten Threat Of Nuclear War |
| 06-01-2002 | QUEEN FLORA CANDIDATES COMPETE TONIGHT - Winner Reigns Over Wood Festival |
| 06-01-2002 | CHS GRADUATES RECEIVE $993,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS - 102 Receive Diplomas |
| 05-31-2002 | THE ELEPHANT IS LOOSE - Challenges In Education, Picken's School Is Fresh Air |
| 05-31-2002 | A NIGHT OF HONORS - The Students Are The Stars |
| 05-31-2002 | CHS 78TH COMMENCEMENT EXCERCISES - 102 Will Graduate Tonight |
| 05-31-2002 | VALEDICTORIANS AND SALUTATORIANS WILL DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSES - CHS Will Be Jam-Packed |
| 05-30-2002 | ABSENT STUDENTS COULD MEAN ADDED INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS - Legislature Serious About 180 Days In Classroom |
| 05-30-2002 | GRANTSVILLE'S TOUCH OF BLUEGRASS - Free Evening Entertainment |
| 05-30-2002 | CHILDREN'S SERVICES CUT TO RURAL COUNTIES - Family Preservation Program At Risk |
| 05-30-2002 | CALHOUN SCHOOLS WILL BE PLACED ON PROBATION - Arnoldsburg School Falls Below SAT-9 Standard |
| 05-30-2002 | ACADEMIC AWARDS PROGRAM TONIGHT - Calhoun High's 78th Commencement Friday Evening |
| 05-30-2002 | McCLAIN INDICTED FOR INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER - Jason Mace Shot On |
| 05-29-2002 | BRAXTON STATE POLICE SERGEANT RECEIVED SUSPENSION - Agency Announces Transfers |
| 05-29-2002 | HONOR GRADUATES AND SPECIAL TEACHERS RECOGNIZED - Third Annual CHS Honor Graduates Banquet |
| 05-29-2002 | THE KARATE KIDS - A Lights On! Program |
| 05-28-2002 | CLAY COUNTY HAS WINNERS AND LOSERS - Economic Development Woes, Clay County Bank Problems |
| 05-28-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 05-28-2002 | NEW MAGISTRATE COURT AUDIT COSTS CALHOUN $27,000 - Discrepancies Discovered In Johnson's Office, Mandates Cost County Major Bucks |
| 05-27-2002 | HEADS CONTINUE TO ROLL AT STATE POLICE LAB - Lab Head Resigns Following Last Weeks Firing |
| 05-27-2002 | DRIVER EXTRACTED WITH "JAWS" - Vehicle Plunges Over Steep Hill Near LK |
| 05-26-2002 | FIRINGS CONTINUE AT STATE POLICE LAB - FBI And U. S. Attorney Investigating, Calls For Independent Lab And Civilian Review Board |
| 05-26-2002 | MAGISTRATES COURT REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 05-26-2002 | KRACK AND JONES WIN TOP AWARDS - Vandalia Gathering 2002 |
| 05-25-2002 | HONORING THE WAR DEAD - Harvey McFee Accepts The Duty |
| 05-25-2002 | ROANE COUNTY MAN TO SERVE JAIL TIME - Negligent Homicide Charge |
| 05-25-2002 | FOIBLES OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - Clay Groups Squabble |
| 05-24-2002 | CLAY COUNTY HAS ROUGH WEEK - Schools, Banks And Foreclosures |
| 05-24-2002 | LIBRARY WILL GET RAPID ACCESS COMPUTER - West Virginia Library Commission Grant |
| 05-24-2002 | GRANTSVILLE'S POOL OPENS NEXT WEEK - Shaped Up For Grand Opening |
| 05-24-2002 | MHHCC CELEBRATES NATIONAL EMS WEEK - Crew, Employees And Guests Enjoy Barbecue Thursday |
| 05-24-2002 | KEEPING MEMORIES - Memorial Service At MHHCC |
| 05-23-2002 | CHS SENIORS RECEIVE MOLLOHAN SCHOLARSHIP - Albaugh, Jarvis, Harold And McKown |
| 05-23-2002 | CALHOUN'S RELAY FOR LIFE RAISES $22,625 - The Fight Against Cancer |
| 05-23-2002 | SPECIAL PROSECUTOR INVESTIGATING STATE TROOPER - Allegations Trooper Doug Starcher Committed Perjury |
| 05-23-2002 | BANK, TAXPAYERS LEFT ON THE HOOK - More Than $500,000 Poured Into Failed Filter-Making Company |
| 05-22-2002 | CLAY BANK'S RATINGS DOWNGRADED - May Have Overextended Loans |
| 05-22-2002 | LIONS HELP WITH HONORS BANQUET - Wood Festival Discussed |
| 05-21-2002 | LIBRARY FACING FINANCIAL CRUNCH - Levy Failed Last Week, Appreciation Expressed For Voter Support |
| 05-21-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOLS WILL BE REFORMED - President's Plan Starts This Fall, Assistant Super Pam Cain Discusses Changes |
| 05-21-2002 | STRIPPERS AND FOUR-WHEELERS RESTRICTED IN ROANE - Commission Looking At "Zoning" Exotic Entertainment |
| 05-21-2002 | KERBY YOUTH IN REHAB - Continues To Improve After January Accident |
| 05-21-2002 | PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL NEWS - Turtle Racing And Reading Aloud |
| 05-20-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 05-20-2002 | FOLLIES BRINGS IN THE CROWD - An Exciting Entertainment Celebration |
| 05-20-2002 | COLLEGE TUTITION COSTS RAISE EYEBROWS - Uniform Grading Problem Surfaces |
| 05-20-2002 | MAJOR FORECLOSURES HIT CLAY - Filicon Manufacturing Appears To Be History |
| 05-19-2002 | FIBROMYALGIA SUPPORT GROUP - Monthly At Mt. Zion Church |
| 05-19-2002 | VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH BLOOD DRIVE - Donors Receive Pins |
| 05-19-2002 | SPIRITED RELAY FOR LIFE GOES ON - A Tribute To Cancer Survivors And Victims |
| 05-19-2002 | SPENCER MAYOR DID ANONYMOUS MAILING - Roane Political Battle |
| 05-19-2002 | FOLLIES BIG ENTERTAINMENT HIT - Today Is Last Performance At 2 PM |
| 05-18-2002 | CIGARETTE SMOKING BAN WILL BE BROADENED - Smoking Will Be Eliminated In Restaurants |
| 05-18-2002 | COMMISSION CANVASSES PRIMARY ELECTION - Little Difference In Vote Count |
| 05-18-2002 | LEARN TO QUILT - Saturday Lights On Class |
| 05-17-2002 | HARRY BEALL HAS COME FULL CIRCLE - It Now Rests In The Soul Stirring Of Participants |
| 05-17-2002 | SPEEDY MART ARMED ROBBER INDICTED - Grand Jury Returns Four Other Indictments |
| 05-17-2002 | CALHOUN CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET - Judge Thomas Evans III |
| 05-17-2002 | TRUCK STRIKES TREE HEAD-ON - Occupants Being Airlifted From Roane-Kanawha Line |
| 05-16-2002 | NATALIE WHITE WINS ALBERT YANNI SCHOLARSHIP - Among Many Honors And Awards |
| 05-16-2002 | SUNDAY HUNTING LOSES IN ALL 35 COUNTIES - More Counties Will Vote On Issue |
| 05-15-2002 | PLEASANT HILL OFFERS LIGHTS ON CLASS - Water Aerobics Begins June 11 |
| 05-15-2002 | WIRT JERKED FROM THE JAWS OF DEATH - Three Year Levy Passes |
| 05-15-2002 | TWO INCUMBENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL BOARD - Harris Elected To Post |
| 05-15-2002 | SUNDAY HUNTING GOES DOWN - So Does Library Levy, Roane Defeats Sunday Hunting And School Levy |
| 05-15-2002 | REPUBLICAN COMMISSIONER BARR NOMINATED - Lyle Kerby Will Face Bill Stemple This Fall |
| 05-15-2002 | SAMPSON GETS NOD IN COMMISSION RACE - Several Democrats Unopposed |
| 05-14-2002 | JAKE KRACK FIDDLES WITH THE FAMOUS - "Steals Chicago Show" |
| 05-14-2002 | BRIAN WAGONER REBOUNDING - Family Recovering After March Tragedy |
| 05-14-2002 | CALHOUN WOMAN LOSES MALPRACTICE CASE - Jury Rules In Favor Of Roane General |
| 05-14-2002 | TROOPER HAMMACK MISREPRESENTED DOCUMENT - FOIA Response Says It Did Not Exist |
| 05-14-2002 | DEMS MAKE ILLEGAL MAILING IN ROANE - Slate Endorses Selected Democratic Committee Candidates |
| 05-13-2002 | BIM STICKS HIS NECK OUT, BUT NOT MUCH - Candidates Talk With Each Other At Bean Dinner |
| 05-13-2002 | "A LOAF OF BREAD AND A GALLON OF MILK" - County Library Needs Help |
| 05-13-2002 | SUNDAY HUNTING ON 35 COUNTY BALLOTS - Residents Divided On Issue |
| 05-13-2002 | ROAD PROJECTS SLATED FOR CALHOUN - WVDOT Paving Announcement |
| 05-13-2002 | COMMISSION RACE MAY BE CLOSE - Gilbert Not Satisfied With Investment, Several Changes In Voting Process |
| 05-12-2002 | REGIONAL BUS ROADEO HELD YESTERDAY - Skills Tested Around Obstacle Course |
| 05-11-2002 | ROANE-JACKSON TECH SCHOOL WINNERS - State HOSA Competition |
| 05-11-2002 | MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR RESERVE CENTER AXED? - Big Bend Facility May Be Closing |
| 05-11-2002 | MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS SHARE ANNUAL TEA - Event Sponsored By Calhoun County Committee On Aging |
| 05-11-2002 | CAR STRIKES HILLSIDE SOUTH OF ARNOLDSBURG - Driver Was Uninjured |
| 05-10-2002 | BELL HOUSE BURNS TO GROUND - "We Have Lost Everything" On Leading Creek |
| 05-10-2002 | NATIONALLY ACCLAIMED STUDENT SUCCESS PROGRAM - Students And Parents Can Attend Wednesday |
| 05-10-2002 | FORMER TEACHER ARRESTED FOR THEFT BY DECEPTION - Donald Underwood Charged In Marietta, Ohio |
| 05-10-2002 | AMES TRUE TEMPER JOBS OFF TO CHINA - Union Rep Says Jobs Are Going Abroad |
| 05-10-2002 | ENDLOADER TUMBLES - Spills Fluids Near West Fork |
| 05-10-2002 | JUDGE HADEN STINGS BUSH VALLEY-FILL PROPOSAL - Mountaintop Removal Violates Clean Streams Act |
| 05-09-2002 | CHS HONOR AND ACHIEVEMENT ROLL - Fifth Grading Period |
| 05-09-2002 | TWENTY CALHOUN STUDENTS GET PROMISE SCHOLARSHIPS - "Fulfill Your Dreams At Home" |
| 05-09-2002 | CMS TEACHERS RECEIVE TITLE I GRANT - Family Involvement From Education Alliance |
| 05-09-2002 | SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES - May 6, 2002 Meeting |
| 05-09-2002 | BURNING SPRINGS PARK GETS NEW GRANT - $96,000 Will Be Used For Development |
| 05-09-2002 | McCUMBERS DIES AFTER TRUCK STRIKES HILLSIDE - Wife Has Little Injury |
| 05-08-2002 | NEW EMERGENCY SERVICES COMPLEX DISCUSSED - 911 Addressing Issues Aired |
| 05-08-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 05-08-2002 | SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM COULD HAVE CUTS - Commission Un-Sticks Budget Digest Funds, Request For Transfer Of Old Football Field |
| 05-07-2002 | STATE POLICE HAVE BANNED HUR HERALD SAYS TROOPER - Trooper Hammack Says Charleston Gave Directive |
| 05-07-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY DIVORCES - April, 2002 |
| 05-06-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 05-06-2002 | AREA SCOUTS HAVE MOVING UP CEREMONY - Annual Event And Awards |
| 05-06-2002 | SPENCER VENEER FACES POSSIBLE FINES BY OSHA $123,000 - Described "A Significant Case" |
| 05-06-2002 | SCHOOL BOARD CONSIDERS PLEASANT HILL IMPROVEMENTS - Meeting Tonight At 7 |
| 05-06-2002 | PUBLIC HEARING FOR NEW 911-EMS-OES CENTER - Commission Will Consider 911 Addressing Issues, Old Football Field, Budget Digest Money Issues |
| 05-05-2002 | TWO SEPARATE ACCIDENTS WITHIN MINUTES - Several Taken To Hospital |
| 05-05-2002 | STATE POLICE DENY PHOTOGRAPHY OF ACCIDENT SCENE - A Violation Of Constitutional Rights |
| 05-04-2002 | WEAVER DEMOCRAT OF THE YEAR - Jefferson-Jackson Dinner |
| 05-04-2002 | AMES TRUE TEMPER CLOSES PARKERSBURG PLANT - The Word Came Today, 180 To Loose Jobs |
| 05-04-2002 | APPALACHIAN CLASSIC - Mountain Bike Race Plans And Meetings Underway |
| 05-04-2002 | FARRELL HOUSE HAS ELECTRICAL FIRE - Quick Action Saves The Day |
| 05-03-2002 | SIGNUP FOR APPLE GROWER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - Help In Offsetting Losses |
| 05-03-2002 | HOUGH WILL INVESTIGATE TROOPER STARCHER - Allegations He Committed Perjury In Circuit Court |
| 05-03-2002 | SPENCER BARBER LONGFELLOW IN CRITICAL CONDITION - Rammed By 1600 Pound Bull |
| 05-03-2002 | MC KOWN REMAINS IN COMA AFTER FOUR-WHEELER ACCIDENT - CAMC Says Condition Serious |
| 05-03-2002 | COMMISSION CANDIDATE PLEDGES SALARY - Candidates Comment On Gilbert's Philanthropy |
| 05-03-2002 | WESTBROOK HEALTH CLOSES CALHOUN OFFICE - Agency Suffering Financial Problems |
| 05-03-2002 | WIRT PLANT GETS $6.5 MIL CONTRACT - Will Strenghten Local Jobs |
| 05-02-2002 | EDUCATION DEPARTMENT LIFTS BLOCK ON HERALD - Maintain Porn Filter Is Doing Its Job |
| 05-02-2002 | RUSH JAILED FOR BATTERY ON DNR OFFICERS - Found Guilty For Obstructing |
| 05-01-2002 | $18 MILLION PAID OUT IN STATE POLICE CASES SINCE 1987 - Freedom Of Information Revelations |
| 05-01-2002 | NOMINEES NEEDED FOR SILVER HAIRED LEGISLATURE - Seniors Over 60 Can File Petition |
| 05-01-2002 | BULL GORES SPENCER BARBER - Henry Longfellow Injured While Feeding Cattle |
| 05-01-2002 | AIRMAN THOMAS KILLED IN NORTH DAKOTA - Soldier Dies In Accident Sunday |
| 04-30-2002 | GRANTSVILLE FIREMEN NEED NEW PUMPER - 1970 Vintage Models Wearing Thin |
| 04-30-2002 | BRAXTON LAWSUIT WILL BE FILED AGAINST STATE POLICE - Trooper Staley No Longer An Officer |
| 04-30-2002 | VIRUS STRIKES CALHOUN SCHOOL COMPUTERS - Sending Infected E-Mails, System Is Shut Down |
| 04-30-2002 | HUR HERALD BANNED ON EDUCATION NET - State Department Says Filter Program Declares It Porn |
| 04-29-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 04-29-2002 | CHILDREN'S MEMORIAL FLAG HOISTED IN CALHOUN - In Memory Of Children Lost To Violence |
| 04-29-2002 | OLD FOOTBALL FIELD REALLY IS CLOSED - Bleachers Being Moved To Mt. Zion Complex |
| 04-29-2002 | TRIPPETT HIRED AS POOL MANAGER - Lifeguard, First Aid And CPR Courses Offered |
| 04-28-2002 | YOUTH INJURED AT COUNTY PARK - Driver Flees Walnut Wreck |
| 04-28-2002 | GOOD RAMPS WITH GOOD FOOD - Minnora Center Has Ramp Dinner |
| 04-27-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - From Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 04-27-2002 | PROMISE SCHOLARSHIPS OFFER SECOND CHANCES - Gov. Wise Will Be In Calhoun May 8 |
| 04-27-2002 | LIONS SUPPORT LIBRARY LEVY - Makes Contribution To Relay For Life |
| 04-27-2002 | ST. JOSEPH AND CAMC WILL PROVIDE OPEN-HEART SURGERY - $21 Million Expansion Will Provide Space |
| 04-27-2002 | BUSH WANTS TO LEGALIZE VALLEY FILLS - Fridges, Sinks And Junk Cars Thrown In Deal |
| 04-26-2002 | GAP WIDENS BETWEEN WEALTHY, MIDDLE CLASS AND THE POOR - West Virginia "Sixth Worst" In Nation |
| 04-26-2002 | ROANE MAN RECOVERING FROM GUNSHOT WOUND - Mental Health Evaluation Ordered |
| 04-26-2002 | CALHOUN LEADS STATE UNEMPLOYMENT - Roane Follows With Number Two Spot |
| 04-26-2002 | WIRT RESIDENTS MAY NOT SEE POSITIVE THINGS - Blame Game May Defeat Levy |
| 04-26-2002 | DOMINION RATIFIES CONTRACT - Affects 600 WV Workers |
| 04-26-2002 | BATTLE FOR HEARTS GOES ON - Opponents Become Friends In Parkersburg-Charleston |
| 04-25-2002 | ENTRIES NEEDED FOR WOOD FESTIVAL AUTO SHOW - Sunday Show Expected To Draw Crowd |
| 04-24-2002 | NEW EMERGENCY SERVICES BUILDING PROPOSED - Locations To Be Discussed At Public Meeting |
| 04-24-2002 | COMMISSION DESIGNATES LEAD ECONOMIC AGENCY - Grant Could Help Pleasant Hill PSD Financial Distress, Counties Budget Balanced |
| 04-23-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - Magistrates Robinson And Postalwait |
| 04-23-2002 | BIG BEND ARMY RESERVE CENTER MAY CLOSE - Officials Have Yet To Confirm |
| 04-23-2002 | DOMINION DROPS $600 MILLION UPSHUR PLANT - Other Investors Sought |
| 04-23-2002 | OPERATION PROM DRESS HELPS CLAY STUDENTS - Dresses Distributed Yesterday In School Gym |
| 04-23-2002 | HONEY PROCESSING FUNDED AT WESTON MARKET - Operation Will Serve Region |
| 04-23-2002 | EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS MOBILE HOME - Two Fire Departments Respond To Crooked Run |
| 04-23-2002 | UPPER WEST FORK RAMP DINNER NETS $3000 - Bluegrass Festival Slated For August |
| 04-23-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 04-22-2002 | PROBLEMS MOUNT FOR JACKSON GENERAL HOSPITAL - Tennessee Chain May Purchase Facility |
| 04-22-2002 | CALHOUN WOMEN MAKE THEIR DREAM YOUR DREAM - Calhoun High Grads Help Create Affordable Housing |
| 04-22-2002 | YOUTH RAISES $50,000 FOR WILLOW ISLAND MEMORIAL - Lauer Lost Nine Family Members In Tragedy |
| 04-21-2002 | A HOOT 'N' HOLLER WOMANLESS PAGEANT - "Girls" Just Wanna Have Fun, Memorable Photo Experience |
| 04-20-2002 | FROM BLACKSMOKE TO BACKLASH - 30 Years of Environmental Concerns |
| 04-20-2002 | CURVY CURTTINA IS NEW "MISS QUEENIE WEENIE 2002" - CM/HS Packed For Woman-less Pageant |
| 04-20-2002 | A HAPPY HOMECOMING FOR ROSIE - Owner Reclaims Pet |
| 04-20-2002 | DRY CONDITIONS PROMPT BRUSH FIRES - Firemen Become Overheated, Answer Three Calls |
| 04-20-2002 | BOARD OF EDUCATION - Minutes From April 16, 2002 Meeting |
| 04-19-2002 | CALHOUN KIDS HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE PROBLEMS - CHIP Program Has Helped |
| 04-19-2002 | McKOWN REMAINS CRITICAL IN CHARLESTON HOSPITAL - Injured Monday On ATV |
| 04-19-2002 | NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE LODGED AGAINST SHAFFER - Linked To Death Of Big Bend Man |
| 04-19-2002 | STEVENS SCHOOL GETS WINDOWS - One-Room School Restoration Moving Ahead, Society Will Make Decisions On Stump Hotel |
| 04-19-2002 | ALLIGATOR WRESTLERS AND FAMOUS ROCK STARS PERFORM - A Night Of "Pure Hypnosis" |
| 04-19-2002 | ELEGANT MANSION EXPANDING SERVICES - McIntosh Mansion Available For Overnighters, Reunions, Special Events |
| 04-19-2002 | SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR WELFARE CASES - McDowell Families Want Benefits Restored |
| 04-19-2002 | SPENCER'S LINDA CHAPMAN WALKS TO WASHINGTON - Black Lung Widows Must Re-Do Claim When Husbands Die |
| 04-18-2002 | "NO EXCUSE" ABSENTEE VOTING STARTS APRIL 29 - Extended Hours To Register, Polling Places Announced |
| 04-18-2002 | BOSOM BUDDIES SPONSOR DUNKING BOOTH - Friday, April 19 |
| 04-18-2002 | LIONS CLUB ELECTS NEW OFFICERS - Continue Collecting Old Glasses |
| 04-18-2002 | WIRT MEETING ADDRESSES CHOICES TO SAVE THE COUNTY - No Miracle In Sight, Voters Will Decide May 14 |
| 04-18-2002 | SCHOOL BOARD'S BUDGET EXCEEDS $10 MILLION - Sixth Grade Student Expelled For Pot |
| 04-18-2002 | JUDGE EVANS ORDERS KNICELY TO JAIL - Makes Ruling In Anderson Case |
| 04-17-2002 | MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES MARCH 2002 - Recorded By The County Clerk |
| 04-17-2002 | SCHOOL BOARD DISPOSING PROPERTY - Old Football Field Could Be Given Away Or Sold |
| 04-16-2002 | STATE POLICE VOTE TO UNIONIZE - Opportunity To Allow Troopers To Lobby |
| 04-16-2002 | WIRT COUNTY REACHING SHOWDOWN - Public Meeting Tonight At 7 |
| 04-15-2002 | CALHOUN STUDENTS TO BE KNIGHTED - Weaver And Gerwig Win Golden Horseshoes |
| 04-15-2002 | STATE LIBRARIAN AGAINST COMPUTER FILTER LAW - Waggoner Says It Won't Work |
| 04-15-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 04-15-2002 | ATV CRITICALLY INJURES ARNOLDSBURG MAN - Accident Monday Evening On Euclid-Nicut Road |
| 04-14-2002 | SPENCER COUNCIL WILL PROCESS PROPERTY ISSUES - Spencer State Hospital Holdings |
| 04-14-2002 | LIGHTS ON! HIGHLIGHTS |
| 04-13-2002 | LEGAL HEMP COMING TO WEST VIRGINIA - Federal Hurdles Must Be Overcome |
| 04-13-2002 | JUDGE EVANS HOLDING COURT MONDAY - Docket Announced |
| 04-13-2002 | EMERGENCY SERVICES BUSY FRIDAY NIGHT - Annamoriah Fire,Walker Road Accident, Youth Down Along White Pine Road |
| 04-13-2002 | GRANTSVILLE DAIRY BAR RE-OPENS - P & L Diner Offers Ice Cream, Snacks, Sandwiches And Dinners |
| 04-13-2002 | DAVIS DWELLING SPARED FROM OUTBUILDING FIRE - House Was Scorched |
| 04-12-2002 | MAGISTRATE JOHNSON YET TO BE CHARGED -Prosecutor Schulenberg Cannot Comment, Seven Months Have Lapsed |
| 04-12-2002 | FIRE DESTROYS CLAY LUMBER COMPANY - Pierson Lumber Major Clay Employer |
| 04-12-2002 | FORAKER CHARGED WITH NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE - No Charges Yet In Two Calhoun Fatalities |
| 04-12-2002 | ARNOLD TO STAND TRIAL IN ANIMAL CRUELTY CASE - Attorney Asks For Another Hearing |
| 04-12-2002 | WOMEN TEACHERS IN 1915 COULD NOT MARRY OR DATE - No Loitering, Riding In Cars, Smoking Or Wearing Bright Colors |
| 04-11-2002 | EMILY THOMAS WINNER - Young Writers Contest |
| 04-11-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 04-11-2002 | MEDIA SAYS NECROTIZING FASCIITIS NOT CONTAGIOUS - Dr. Haddy Says No Recommendations For Contact Risk |
| 04-10-2002 | LONG-TIME ELIZABETH MAYOR RE-ELECTED - Lewis Full Has Another Two-Year Term |
| 04-10-2002 | NEW OFFICERS FOR CHS STUDENT COUNCIL - Year 2002-2003 |
| 04-10-2002 | WIRT'S HEALTH CENTER TARGETS JUNE OPENING - Coplin Memorial Community Health Center Of Elizabeth |
| 04-10-2002 | WVU BAN ON 4-H RITUALS ON HOLD - Year Long Study Will Be Made |
| 04-10-2002 | CLAY MEN DEAD OF MURDER-SUICIDE - Braley Shot Through Window |
| 04-09-2002 | LIGHTS ON! HIGHLIGHTS |
| 04-09-2002 | COUNTY PROPOSES "TAKING OVER" OLD ATHLETIC FIELD - Budget Revisions Made, County Budget Tight |
| 04-09-2002 | OFFICIALS DECLINE TO CONFIRM "FLESH EATING" DIAGNOSIS - Calhoun Woman In Pittsburgh Center |
| 04-09-2002 | 4-H SUIT ON HOLD OVER AMERICAN INDIAN RITUALS - WVU Trying To Resolve Problem Over "Irreversible Decision" |
| 04-09-2002 | RECOGNIZING SYMPTOMS OF NECROTIZING FASCIITIS - Prevention Suggestions Given |
| 04-09-2002 | TRAGIC EVENT FOR A CALHOUN WOMAN - Getting Public Health Information, A Strange Experience |
| 04-08-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 04-08-2002 | CALHOUN WOMAN SAID TO HAVE FLESH-EATING DISEASE - Condition Guarded, Health Workers Say Contagious Risk Is Low |
| 04-08-2002 | WOOD COUNTY YOUTH DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION - Dirt Bike And Truck Collide In Ritchie County |
| 04-07-2002 | BUSY EMERGENCY SERVICES DAY - Calls Answered Around The County |
| 04-06-2002 | WVU EXTENSION SERVICE FACES LAWSUIT OVER 4-H CHANGES - Alumni Outraged, Native Americans May Not Support Dropping Rituals |
| 04-06-2002 | SUPREME COURT WILL NOT HEAR SUNDAY HUNTING PETITION - Issue On Ballot In 35 Counties |
| 04-05-2002 | FARRELL RECOVERING FROM DRILLING ACCIDENT - Released From CAMC |
| 04-05-2002 | TROOPER STARCHER CASE AT STANDSTILL? - Special Prosecutor Yet To Be Appointed |
| 04-05-2002 | SHOOTING ON PAYNE RIDGE - Gunshot Wounds To Chest, Scheduled To Appear In Court |
| 04-04-2002 | LIGHTS ON! PROGRAM EVALUATED - "Team Was Very Impressed" |
| 04-04-2002 | PROMISE SCHOLARSHIPS IGNORE CRITERIA - Four Calhoun Students May Be Affected |
| 04-04-2002 | ROANE HAS MULTIPLE DUI ARRESTS - Steele Sent To Prision After Fifth Offense |
| 04-03-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG SCHOOL'S LIGHTS ON! - Announces Adult Classes |
| 04-03-2002 | OVERWEIGHT LOGGING TRUCK SAFETY HAZARD - Cited Yesterday At Creston |
| 04-03-2002 | THEY'RE ONE SMOOTH BUNCH - "Choral Reflections" Rehearses For Follies |
| 04-02-2002 | PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL HAS EASTER ACTIVITIES - Egg Drops And Easter Bonnets |
| 04-02-2002 | FIREMEN RESPOND TO CALLS - Braxton-Chloe Road And Rt. 16 |
| 04-02-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 04-02-2002 | PROMISE SCHOLARSHIPS DENIED BECAUSE OF INAPPROPRIATE FORM - 300 Lose Scholarships |
| 04-02-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 04-02-2002 | GOVERNOR WISE SIGNING HUNTING AND FISHING LAWS - Telescopic Sights On Muzzleloaders |
| 04-02-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA VETS GET $22,000 TAX BREAK - Few Will Pay State Income Tax |
| 04-02-2002 | CHARGES YET TO BE FILED IN TRAFFIC DEATHS - Family Members Upset Over Comments |
| 04-02-2002 | CALHOUN MEN INJURED IN DRILLING ACCIDENT - Farrell Receives Head Injury From Falling Pipe |
| 04-01-2002 | LIGHTS ON! HIGHLIGHTS - Classes, Training And Congratulations |
| 04-01-2002 | WELFARE CUT-OFFS CHALLENGED - Supreme Court Studying Matter |
| 04-01-2002 | LIBRARY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR "BARE BONES" LEVY - Tax Increases Are Minimal |
| 04-01-2002 | KNIGHT SAYS TOWN UNDER STRONG MAYOR PLAN - March 4, 2002 Meeting Items |
| 04-01-2002 | APPALACHIAN BIKE CLASSIC IN FULL SWING - Volunteers Needed For Clean-Up |
| 04-01-2002 | CALHOUN BAND HITS THE TOP - Rated "1" At Regional Band Festival |
| 04-01-2002 | NEWTON WOMAN KILLED IN DUI WRECK - Spencer Woman Injured, Driver Extracted From Burning Car |
| 03-31-2002 | GILMER WARDEN SURPRISED OVER LACK OF APPLICATIONS - Federal Prison Now Hiring |
| 03-31-2002 | 4-H RITUAL CHANGES ARE FINAL - Cote Admits Decision May Have Been Hasty |
| 03-31-2002 | BRIAN WAGONER IMPROVING - Shaffer Youth Discharged From CAMC |
| 03-31-2002 | "MAD" DASH FOR THE PRIZE EGGS - Oshoway's 8th Annual Egg Hunt |
| 03-30-2002 | EDDIE EAGLE VISITS PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL - Students learn Gun Safety |
| 03-30-2002 | PLEASANT HILL LIGHTS ON! - Attorney Howley Speaks, Cooking Class Make Easter Cookies |
| 03-30-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG "LIGHTS ON!" - Definitely Not Fast Food |
| 03-30-2002 | HALL WILL BE FURTHER EVALUATED - Judge Nibert Deals With Other Cases |
| 03-29-2002 | CRASH CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE - Driver Cited For Failure To Maintain Control |
| 03-29-2002 | BREAKING AND ENTERING CASE SOLVED - McKown Arrested For B & E, Others Face Charges |
| 03-29-2002 | DOMINION WORKERS UNHAPPY OVER CONTRACT - Union Says Benefits Are At Stake |
| 03-29-2002 | PRAYER PATH TO EASTER CONTINUES TODAY - Knott's UM Church - A Special Experience |
| 03-29-2002 | AMES TRUE TEMPER REDUCING 80 WORKERS - Affects Regional Counties |
| 03-28-2002 | BOMB THREAT CALLER BEING TRACKED - Roane School's Tightening System |
| 03-28-2002 | ARNOLD SENTENCED IN ANIMAL CRUELTY - Competency Hearing Set For Kathy Arnold |
| 03-27-2002 | PLEASANT HILL LIGHTS ON! - Projects, Professions And Popcorn |
| 03-27-2002 | CLAY WOMAN ARRESTED FOR CHARLESTON MURDER - Stabs Blind Woman, Accused Of Selling Baby |
| 03-27-2002 | $3.2 MILLION FOR WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM - Low-Income Homes Will Qualify |
| 03-27-2002 | WEST VIRGINIA 4-H CHANGES "INDIAN" RITUALS - Is It "Political Correctness Run Amuck?" |
| 03-26-2002 | LA TIMES REPORTS "INDIAN" RITUALS DROPPED BY WEST VIRGINIA 4-H - Roane County's Kate Burbank Quoted |
| 03-26-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG "LIGHTS ON!" - Children's Choir Performs At CM/HS |
| 03-26-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 03-26-2002 | THIRTEEN COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS SHARE $5 MILLION - Clay And Roane Receive Funding |
| 03-26-2002 | WAGONER YOUTH REMAINS CRITICAL - Update On Other Victims, Charges Are Pending |
| 03-25-2002 | MONEY SHAKES WEST VIRGINIA MOVERS - Poor State Gets Lots Of Money Thrown Around |
| 03-25-2002 | WAGONER KILLED IN BIG BEND COLLISION - Others Life-Flighted To Charleston |
| 03-25-2002 | BRIAN WAGONER LISTED AS "CRITICAL" - Melvin Shaffer "Fair Condition," Funeral Pending For Rodney Wagoner |
| 03-24-2002 | "INDIAN" CUSTOMS REMOVED FROM 4-H CAMPS - Rituals Politically Incorrect For Native Americans |
| 03-24-2002 | SURVEY WORKER INJURED IN FOUR WHEELER ACCIDENT - Life Flighted From Arnoldsburg Saturday |
| 03-24-2002 | RITCHIE PLANT COMES BACK TO LIFE - 120 Jobs May Be Recovered |
| 03-23-2002 | CAR CRASHES INTO ANNAMORIAH BUILDING - Avoids Head-On Collision |
| 03-22-2002 | BOMB THREAT AT ROANE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL - Students Evacuated From Building |
| 03-22-2002 | CASES SCHEDULED IN CIRCUIT COURT - Judge David W. Nibert |
| 03-22-2002 | BALANCING BUDGET FOR CALHOUN - "A Challenging Task" |
| 03-22-2002 | LIONS CLUB WILL SPONSOR AWARDS BANQUET - Other Projects On The Board |
| 03-22-2002 | CREST JUST ABOVE FLOOD STAGE - Damage Estimates Minimal To Property |
| 03-21-2002 | STATE BOARD APPROVES GRANTSVILLE BIBLE INSTITUTE AS COLLEGE - Training Men And Women To Share The Gospel |
| 03-20-2002 | TWO NEWSPAPER CARRIERS SHOT IN RITCHIE - Appears Murder-Suicide |
| 03-20-2002 | PARTS STORE DAMAGED IN ARNOLDSBURG - Slide Causes Gaping Hole |
| 03-20-2002 | FLOOD WATER CLOSES HIGHWAYS - Southern Calhoun Hardest Hit, U. S. 119 And Alvord Section Flooded In Roane |
| 03-19-2002 | VANDALS DESTROY WORK ON PRACTICE FIELD - Arnoldsburg School "Trespassing" Was Not Wrongdoing |
| 03-19-2002 | WVU PARENTS GROUP MEETS - Susan Hardesty Speaks At Grantsville |
| 03-19-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 03-19-2002 | GASSAWAY MAN REMAINS "SERIOUS" AFTER SUNDAY CRASH - Services Pending For Calhoun Woman |
| 03-18-2002 | CALHOUN WOMAN DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION - Three Others Hospitalized In US 33-119 Accident |
| 03-17-2002 | BEREA COLLEGE STUDENTS - Caught By The Camera Visiting Sunny Cal |
| 03-16-2002 | TRUCK STOLEN NEAR GRANTSVILLE - Recovered In Raleigh County |
| 03-16-2002 | CALHOUN STUDENTS RECEIVE MOLLOHAN SCHOLARSHIPS - All Eligible For Other Benefits |
| 03-15-2002 | BIRTHDAY BANDITS STRIKE DEPUTY'S CAR - Anonymous Decor Provided For Occasion |
| 03-15-2002 | FAMILIES NEED HELP - Victims Of Two Fires This Week |
| 03-15-2002 | CUB SCOUTS HELP COMMUNITY - Work Day At Pleasant Hill School |
| 03-15-2002 | COMMUNITIES OF EXCELLENCE CHALLENGES CITIZENS - Tobacco Is America's No. 1 Health Problem |
| 03-15-2002 | MORE VANDALS AND THIEVES AT WHITE PINE - Truck Damaged, Items Stolen |
| 03-14-2002 | ALBERT SELMON CATCHES RARE FISH - Eight Pound Albino Catfish |
| 03-14-2002 | CAREER CENTER LUNCHTIME LEARNERS - Have Tote Bag Project |
| 03-14-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - From Magistrates Robinson And Postalwait |
| 03-13-2002 | SMOLDERING FIRE DAMAGES MT. ZION RESIDENCE - Heavy Damage To Frank And Jeannie Smith House |
| 03-13-2002 | WINNER OF T-SHIRT CONTEST ANNOUNCED - Dennison's Logo Selected |
| 03-13-2002 | CIVIL SUITS FILED IN CIRCUIT CLERK'S OFFICE - Circuit Court Of Calhoun County |
| 03-13-2002 | HOLCOMB ARRESTED FOR VFW THEFT - Currently Held In Regional Jail |
| 03-13-2002 | BIM'S POLITICAL PROGNOSTICATION RETURNS - Winners And Losers In May Primary |
| 03-12-2002 | NO DRUGS FOUND AT LOCAL SCHOOL - K9 Search At Calhoun Middle/High School |
| 03-12-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 03-12-2002 | LIGHTS ON! HIGHLIGHTS - RESA V Visits |
| 03-11-2002 | POLLUTION RESTRICTIONS COULD AFFECT "FARMER'S STREAMS" - Time
Extended For Protesting Rules
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| 03-10-2002 | FAMILY LOSES EVERYTHING IN GRANTSVILLE FIRE - Mobile Home Burns On Hathaway Street |
| 03-08-2002 | LOG TRUCK AND AUTO COLLIDE ON RT. 16 - Drivers Escape Serious Injury |
| 03-08-2002 | VANDALS AND THIEVES STRIKE ARNOLDSBURG VFD - Police Are Investigating |
| 03-07-2002 | WIRT COUNTY FACES THE GRAND FINALE - Legislature Denies Vote To Allow Them To Help Themselves |
| 03-07-2002 | GILMER-CALHOUN PHONE CHANGES RAISE QUESTIONS - Consumer Beware Of Plans And Charges |
| 03-07-2002 | CONTAMINATION RESULTS WILL BE RELEASED - DuPont Under Gun For "Teflon" Levels In Water |
| 03-06-2002 | RECYCLING CENTER MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS - Restoration Station Acquires Cabot Station Property |
| 03-06-2002 | BOOGER HOLE BANDIT HEADED FOR RACES - Local Enthusiasts Develop Racer |
| 03-06-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 03-05-2002 | BUNCH ESCAPED SERIOUS INJURY - "An Extreme Rescue Situation" |
| 03-05-2002 | AREA POP MACHINES ENTERED - Rash Of Breakings And Entering |
| 03-05-2002 | BOARD DECLINES EARLY KINDERGARTEN ENTRY - RIF's Announced, Board Property May Be Auctioned |
| 03-05-2002 | POLL WORKERS MAY GET PAY INCREASE - Budget Meetings Scheduled For March |
| 03-04-2002 | CALHOUN-GILMER LOCAL CALLING IS WORKING WELL - However... |
| 03-04-2002 | VAN-TRUCK COLLISION SENDS VICTIMS TO HOSPITAL - Leading Creek Accident |
| 03-04-2002 | FORMER ROANE MAN FOUND DEAD - Body Discovered Under ATV |
| 03-03-2002 | McKOWN RE-ELECTED HUNTING CLUB PRESIDENT - New Board Members Selected |
| 03-03-2002 | GRANTSVILLE ESTABLISHMENTS B & E TARGETS - Vandals And Thieves Hit Arnoldsburg Volunteer Fire Department |
| 03-03-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATES REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 03-03-2002 | LIONS HELP 4-H MEMBERS - Sponsors Student To Boy's State |
| 03-02-2002 | BERDINE WITHDRAWS FROM BOARD RACE - School Board Candidates Scarce |
| 03-02-2002 | SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS SALARIES ON THE RISE - Simers Quoted School Board Association |
| 03-01-2002 | TOLL-FREE ROLLOVER IS A BUST, SO FAR - Gilmer Directory Cost $17-$24 |
| 03-01-2002 | SCOUTS HAVE BLUE-GOLD BANQUET - Awards Given To Pack #436 |
| 03-01-2002 | LUDWIG NEW LKADC DIRECTOR - Will Lead Efforts To Bring Jobs To Area |
| 03-01-2002 | JUSTICE DEPARTMENT PROBE OF STATE POLICE WILL BE REQUESTED - Faircloth Says Working Within System Has Failed |
| 03-01-2002 | FIRE BURNS OVER SEVERAL ACRES - Forest Fire Season Starts Today |
| 02-28-2002 | MAN INJURED IN TREACHEROUS PLUNGE - Lowell Bunch Swims From Icy Steer Creek |
| 02-28-2002 | STEMPLE-FAIRCLOTH AMENDMENT DEFEATED - Coal Interests Want Overweight Trucks Made Legal |
| 02-28-2002 | STUDENTS SUSPENDED FOR DART-GUN INCIDENT - Safety Issues Discussed |
| 02-28-2002 | POVERTY WAGES HAMMERED WITH TAXES - West Virginia Contrary To Back-To-Work Policies? |
| 02-28-2002 | DAILY JAIL BILL MAY RISE AGAIN - Money To Pay For State Pay Increases |
| 02-28-2002 | CALHOUN-GILMER PHONE BARRIERS GO DOWN - Local Calling Begins Friday For Many Customers |
| 02-27-2002 | LIONS PLAN WOOD FESTIVAL CARNIVAL - Pay Library Flood Insurance |
| 02-27-2002 | "LITTLE BITTY BILL" ON ATV'S ENDORSED - Farmers Can Drive On "Paved Roads" |
| 02-27-2002 | CRITTERS IN THE DEEP WOODS - Bobcat, Bear, Coyote and Mountain Lions (?) |
| 02-27-2002 | TURNING THE TIDE DINNER - Annual Anti Tobacco Program |
| 02-26-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 02-25-2002 | TRUCKS COLLIDE ON EUCLID-NICUT - Driver Taken To Hospital |
| 02-25-2002 | CUB SCOUT PACK 30 CELEBRATES 50 YEARS - Wirt County Blue And Gold Banquet |
| 02-24-2002 | FARM BUREAU FILES SUIT OVER SUNDAY HUNTING - Hamrick Surprised About Timing |
| 02-23-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE COURT RECORDS - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 02-23-2002 | SEVENTEEN APPLY FOR PROMISE SCHOLARSHIPS - Thirteen Others May Become Eligible At CHS |
| 02-23-2002 | BLANKENSHIP'S SALARY ABOVE REGIONAL COUNTIES - Ritchie Declines To Give Information |
| 02-22-2002 | ATV BILL MAY NOT BE DEAD - A Few Regulations May Emerge |
| 02-22-2002 | FIRE DEPARTMENTS MAY GET TAX BREAK - Would Be Excluded From Sales And Service Taxes |
| 02-22-2002 | ELIZABETH BRIDGE VANDALIZED - Profane Graffiti Painted On Structure |
| 02-22-2002 | COAL "SHIRKS THE LAW" - Overweight Coal Truck Bill Is Shaky, Caputo Rails Before Legislature |
| 02-21-2002 | ZAIN CASE NEVER GOES AWAY - Troopers Upset About Cruiser Policy, Gazette Reports |
| 02-21-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG'S "LIGHTS ON!" - Keeps The Lights Burning |
| 02-21-2002 | KERBY YOUTH HAS SKIING ACCIDENT - No Gold, Silver or Bronze For Chris |
| 02-21-2002 | WV RHEP - Celebrates 10 Years Of Service |
| 02-20-2002 | TROOPER STARCHER WILL BE INVESTIGATED FOR PERJURY - Special Prosecutor Will Be Appointed |
| 02-20-2002 | LIBRARY LEVY WILL BE ON PRIMARY BALLOT - "The Price Of A Gallon Of Milk And A Loaf Of Bread" Once A Year |
| 02-19-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 02-19-2002 | ILA GREY SNIDER WILL BE RECOGNIZED - 50 Years Service To Farm Bureau |
| 02-18-2002 | KRIS MILLER IMPROVING AFTER 4-WHEELER ACCIDENT - Recovering At Home |
| 02-17-2002 | ATV BILL FALLS DOWN IN HOUSE COMMITTEE - Controversial Legislation May Fail Again, Several Years In A Row |
| 02-17-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG BLUEGRASS DRAWS CROWD - Could Become Regular Event |
| 02-16-2002 | SPENCER WOMEN INJURED IN PARKERSBURG COLLISION - Ivydale Man Killed On I-79 |
| 02-16-2002 | CLAY AND BRAXTON WILL HAVE SUNDAY HUNTING - Thirty-Two Counties Have Issue On Ballot |
| 02-16-2002 | JUDGE RULES COLLINS IS INCAPABLE - Calhoun Man Charged With Sexual Assault |
| 02-16-2002 | CALHOUN LIBRARY SEEKING LEVY SUPPORT - Commission Will Consider Issue Tuesday |
| 02-15-2002 | FIRE DAMAGES CHEVY CAMERO - Arnoldsburg VFD "Well House" Fire |
| 02-15-2002 | FIRE CONTROLLED AT MILETREE NURSING HOME - Blaze Could Have Been Serious |
| 02-14-2002 | TAYLOR FAMILY SUES JAIL OFFICIALS - Roane Man Dies After Intoxication Arrest |
| 02-14-2002 | WELFARE CHECKS HITTING 60-MONTH LIMIT - Fewer Families Are Enrolled |
| 02-14-2002 | CALHOUN-GILMER PHONE BARRIERS GOING DOWN - Change May Happen March 1 |
| 02-14-2002 | DOE KILL SHORT OF EXPECTATIONS - Increased Hunting Limits On Horizon |
| 02-13-2002 | E-911 ADDRESSING WILL BEGIN - Back Fork-Yellow Creek Water Project To Be Bid, Commission Reviews Grant Applications |
| 02-13-2002 | KIDS LIKE CALHOUN-GILMER CAREER CENTER - Open House Held Tuesday |
| 02-12-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 02-12-2002 | DOMINION REDUCES HASTINGS WORKFORCE - Contract Up On April 1 |
| 02-12-2002 | IT'S "RIF" TIME AGAIN - Calhoun Personnel Face Reduction, Not Like Last Year |
| 02-12-2002 | CALHOUN'S DEEP WELL "RESULTS" - It's A Guessing Game |
| 02-12-2002 | STATE POLICE DENY GILMER CHARGES - Trooper Allegedly Pulled Gun On Deputy Assessor |
| 02-11-2002 | CEDAR CREEK PARK ATTRACTS FIRST FISHERMEN - Waiting For Spring |
| 02-09-2002 | BUDGET DIGEST MONEY SLASHED - $200 Million Goes To Teacher's Salaries |
| 02-09-2002 | SCHOOL PERSONNEL LOSING JOBS - Roane Hit Hard By RIF |
| 02-09-2002 | KIRBY YOUTH SLOWLY IMPROVING - Coming Out Of Coma |
| 02-08-2002 | CALHOUN COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL RECEIVES GRANT - Volunteers Encouraged to Apply |
| 02-08-2002 | ARNOLDSBURG'S "LIGHTS ON" - Students Teaching Students |
| 02-08-2002 | CALHOUN GETS "NEW" CRUISER DONATED - Deputy Ballengee Made The Deal |
| 02-08-2002 | BLACK ICE TOTALS CAR - Driver Escapes Injury |
| 02-07-2002 | CHS ANNOUNCES HONOR AND ACHIEVEMENT ROLLS - Third Grading Period |
| 02-07-2002 | DIVORCES RECORDED IN CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICE - January, 2002 |
| 02-07-2002 | E-911 ADDRESSING ON COMMISSION AGENDA - Back Fork-Yellow Creek Water Project Will Move Forward |
| 02-07-2002 | FORTY-FOUR ROANE SCHOOL EMPLOYEES UNDER "RIF" - County Losing $580,000 In Funding, 100 Pupils Down |
| 02-07-2002 | ARNOLD'S PROPERTY TURNED OVER TO MORTGAGE COMPANY - Kathy Arnold Remains Hospitalized |
| 02-07-2002 | RICHARDS FACING NEW CHARGES - Currently Held In Regional Jail |
| 02-06-2002 | TRUANCY PROGRAM MAY END FOR AREA SCHOOLS - WVDHHR Program Improves School Attendance |
| 02-06-2002 | COUNCIL UPSET OVER MAYOR IGNORING A VOTE - Knight Says Council's Pay Raise Not Legal |
| 02-06-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 02-05-2002 | WIRT'S NEW HEALTH CENTER UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Contributions Needed To Complete Project |
| 02-05-2002 | E-911 ADDRESSING COMING SOON - Maps Available For Inspection |
| 02-05-2002 | BLANKENSHIP HIRED FOR TWO MORE YEARS - New Grant Money Acknowledged |
| 02-04-2002 | CUB SCOUT PACK PINEWOOD DERBY - Little Kanawha District Race |
| 02-04-2002 | SEVENTY GOODRICH EMPLOYEES LOSING JOBS SOON - Complete Shut-Down By September 30 |
| 02-03-2002 | CRITTER DINNER CELEBRATES BEAR FORK HUNTING - Arnoldsburg Center Filled To Capacity |
| 02-02-2002 | WHITE POWDER SCARE AT CALHOUN-GILMER CAREER CENTER - Students Released, Substance Being Tested |
| 02-02-2002 | STATE POLICE FIRE BRAXTON TROOPER - Problems Reach Boiling Point |
| 02-02-2002 | MAN INJURED IN CABOT STATION CRASH - Truck Leaves Highway In Sharp Turn |
| 02-02-2002 | WHITE POWDER SCARE PROVES HARMLESS - School Will Open Monday |
| 02-02-2002 | LET THE CAMPAIGN BEGIN - Some Positions Are In Contention |
| 02-01-2002 | REGINA BAILEY SEMI-FINALIST IN CONTEST - International Open Amateur Photography |
| 02-01-2002 | CALHOUN MAGISTRATE REPORT - Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 02-01-2002 | CUB SCOUT PACK HOLD JANUARY MEETING - Webelo's Perform Flag Ceremony |
| 02-01-2002 | SCOUTS HOLD PINEWOOD DERBY - Annual Double Elimination Event |
| 01-31-2002 | STATEMENT OR JOKE? - Bus Drivers Erect Their "Lounge" |
| 01-31-2002 | VEHICLES COLLIDE AT HOSPITAL ROAD - No Serious Injuries |
| 01-30-2002 | OUR COMMUNITY'S FOUNDATION - Holds Annual Meeting in Parkersburg |
| 01-30-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 01-30-2002 | THIEVES BREAK AND ENTER GRANTSVILLE VFW - $300 Taken From Establishment |
| 01-29-2002 | WTC BROUGHT TO CMS - Area Residents Help With Cleanup |
| 01-29-2002 | PLEASANT HILL STUDENTS PERFORM PUPPET THEATER - Chicken Soup With Rice |
| 01-29-2002 | CLASS SIZE REDUCTION PROGRAM - Increased Achievement For Students |
| 01-29-2002 | ATTORNEY ARNOLD HOSPITALIZED AFTER VERDICT - Reportedly Injected Self With Horse Tranquilizer |
| 01-29-2002 | FITZWATER FILES FOR SCHOOL BOARD - No Other Applicants Received Monday |
| 01-29-2002 | PUBLIC AGENCIES FLUNK FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUESTS - Calhoun Scores Above Average, State Police Unresponsive |
| 01-29-2002 | KERBY FILES FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES - Stemple Unopposed On Democrat Ticket |
| 01-28-2002 | STATE POLICE SEEKING TO UNIONIZE - "The Whole Organization Has Broken Down" |
| 01-27-2002 | FORESTRY STUDY REVEALS LOGGING PRACTICES - Most Loggers Work On Compliance |
| 01-26-2002 | COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Winners Announced |
| 01-26-2002 | SHOOTING VICTIMS FUNERAL SUNDAY - Charges Yet To Be Brought |
| 01-25-2002 | SCHOOL BUS AND CAR COLLIDE - Incident On Sycamore |
| 01-25-2002 | TWO FILINGS FOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - Clock Is Ticking Toward Deadline |
| 01-25-2002 | FORTY-SIX AMES WORKERS LOSING JOBS - Twenty-Seven Could Transfer |
| 01-25-2002 | SPENCER MAN'S CONDITION SERIOUS AFTER GUNSHOT - Weapon Discharges Inside Moving Car |
| 01-25-2002 | ROANE HIT WITH FLOODING - Spencer Residents Evacuated, LK Cresting Midnight Thursday |
| 01-24-2002 | SHOCK FILES FOR COMMISSION - List Grows To Five Contenders |
| 01-24-2002 | STATE POLICE SUBJECT OF "TARGET LIST" LAWSUIT - Braxton Residents Claiming Harassment |
| 01-24-2002 | ROGERS PROVIDES MASSAGE SERVICES - "Helps Circulation And Relaxes Mind And Body" |
| 01-24-2002 | KERBY YOUTH RETURNS HOME TODAY - Injured In Tennessee Auto Accident |
| 01-24-2002 | SPENCER MAN DEAD OF GUNSHOT WOUND - Jason Mace Is Victim, Step-Father Is Suspect |
| 01-23-2002 | AREA STUDENTS HONORED AS PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS -
WVU Parkersburg |
| 01-23-2002 | VERIZON FOUNDATION AWARDS LITERACY GRANT - Help Adult's Gain Computer Skills |
| 01-23-2002 | FOUR SEEKING COMMISSION SEATS - No Takers For School Board, Filing Clock Running Out |
| 01-23-2002 | ROANE MAN CONVICTED OVER STARVING ANIMALS - Arnold Facing 12 Misdemeanor Counts |
| 01-23-2002 | THE MUDDY WORLD OF ATV LAWS - Bill Could Be Dead In Sub-Committee |
| 01-23-2002 | CLAY AMBULANCE SERVICE DISSOLVED - Private "Fee For Service" Provider Will Be Hired |
| 01-22-2002 | TWO MORE FILE FOR COMMISSION - Four Now Seeking Vacancy |
| 01-22-2002 | LKADC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR WILL BE HIRED - Interviews Start January 22 |
| 01-21-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 01-20-2002 | CLAY PASSES $2,325,000 SCHOOL LEVY - Levy Spread Over Five Years |
| 01-19-2002 | ROY COPEN FILES FOR WIRT COMMISSION - Offutt Not Seeking Re-election |
| 01-19-2002 | MINNIE HAMILTON CELEBRATES 17 - Large Crowd Attends Open House |
| 01-19-2002 | ACT EXPLORE TEST RESULTS ARE IMPRESSIVE - Scores Above National Average |
| 01-18-2002 | GRANTSVILLE MAN NABBED FOR INDECENCY - Richards Facing New Charges |
| 01-18-2002 | MICROSOFT SUIT SETTLEMENT WILL BENEFIT KIDS - Poor WV Counties Will See Benefits |
| 01-18-2002 | KERBY YOUTH TO RETURN HOME - A Slow Recovery Is Expected |
| 01-17-2002 | CLAY'S AMBULANCE SERVICE DOES NOT DROP-DEAD - Critical Problems Remain Unresolved |
| 01-16-2002 | SEVENTY MORE WV SOLDIERS GOING ABROAD - National Guard Unit Dispatched |
| 01-16-2002 | BRAXTON CITIZENS "TARGETED" BY STATE POLICE LIST - Three Are Juveniles, Sgt. Bonazzo Before Internal Affairs |
| 01-16-2002 | UNOFFICIAL MINUTES GRANTSVILLE TOWN COUNCIL - January 7, |
| 01-15-2002 | NEW SEISMIC STUDY IN SOUTHERN CALHOUN - Dominion Fine Tuning, Releases Have No Damage Clause |
| 01-15-2002 | STATE POLICE TARGET BRAXTON CITIZENS - Sgt. John Bonazzo Called On Carpet |
| 01-15-2002 | THREE FILE FOR COUNTY OFFICES - Two Commission Candidates, One For Magistrate |
| 01-14-2002 | KERBY YOUTH SLOWLY IMPROVING - It's A Small World Story |
| 01-14-2002 | THREE BOARD OF EDUCATION SLOTS TO BE FILLED - Filing Begins January 14 |
| 01-14-2002 | CIRCUIT COURT PROCESSES CASES - Magistrate Court Report |
| 01-13-2002 | PHOTO EXHIBIT DISPLAYS LOCAL TALENT - Photographs Viewed By Community |
| 01-12-2002 | NEW PHARMACIST IS CALHOUN NATIVE - Leslie Williams Kennedy Joins J & B Drug |
| 01-12-2002 | GILMER AND WIRT PLACE SUNDAY HUNTING ON BALLOT - Join Calhoun, Roane and Ritchie In Region |
| 01-12-2002 | DOWN HOME DOUBLE-L DINER -
A Grantsville Eatery |
| 01-12-2002 | CALHOUN AND WIRT STUDENTS NAMED TO WVU DEAN'S LIST - Fall 2001 Semester |
| 01-12-2002 | UNDERWOOD ARRESTED FOR BAD CHECKS - Former Teacher's Bail Set At $1,750 |
| 01-11-2002 | WIRT GROUP ASKING FOR OPERATING LEVY - County On Verge Of Collapse, Offutt Will Not Run Again |
| 01-11-2002 | SPEEDY MART SUSPECT UNDER ARREST - Caught In Tennessee After Chase |
| 01-10-2002 | CANDIDATE FILING BEGINGS TODAY - Three School Board Members To Be Elected |
| 01-10-2002 | WVU AND GLENVILLE STATE UNAFFORDABLE FOR LOW-INCOME STUDENTS - - Findings From Independent Study, Promise Scholarships Will Bring Relief |
| 01-09-2002 | SPENCER DEDICATING $1.5 MILLION CITY BUILDING TODAY - Mayor Williams Says A Dream Come True |
| 01-09-2002 | COMMISSION WORKS ON GRANT LIST - McCallister President For 2002 |
| 01-09-2002 | CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET GIVEN - Cases Before Honorable Thomas C. Evans III |
| 01-09-2002 | FOUR INDICTMENTS BROUGHT - Special Prosecutor Appointed In Johnson Case |
| 01-09-2002 | KERBY STILL IN COMA - Calhoun Youth Injured In Nashville |
| 01-08-2002 | CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET FOR TODAY - Honorable David W. Nibert |
| 01-08-2002 | CRESTON NEWS |
| 01-08-2002 | VOTERS WILL DECIDE ON SUNDAY HUNTING - County Option Was Original Intent |
| 01-08-2002 | NEW EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTER PROPOSED - School Board Passes Resolution To Support Project |
| 01-08-2002 | IMPROVEMENT PLAN DISCUSSED AT BOARD MEETING - $715,000 Will Do Upgrades At Pleasant Hill School |
| 01-07-2002 | MAGISTRATE COURT REPORT - From Magistrates Postalwait And Robinson |
| 01-07-2002 | LEGISLATURE LOOKING AT LOGGING LAWS - Delegate Stemple Says More Enforcement Officers Needed |
| 01-06-2002 | KERBY CRITICALLY INJURED IN NASHVILLE - Driver Of Vehicle Killed Instantly |
| 01-05-2002 | WEASE FAMILY REBOUNDING AFTER CHRISTMAS FIRE - Opening Auto Repair Business |
| 01-04-2002 | DOMINION GIVES CHS $10,000 - Donation Will Improve Duplication Equipment |
| 01-04-2002 | CALHOUN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HONORED - Hupp Accepted To MIT - Jones And Masiarczyk Chosen For Leadership Conference |
| 01-04-2002 | THE FIRST FENDER BENDER - Car And Truck Swipe In Grantsville |
| 01-04-2002 | SCHOOLS SCRAMBLING THE SAT NUMBERS? - Counties Massaging The Stats, Calhoun Plays It Straight |
| 01-04-2002 | CALHOUN MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES - From County Records |
| 01-03-2002 | ROANE COUNTY HANGING TOUGH - Bogg's Family Builds New Airport |
| 01-03-2002 | COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS GRANTS - Space For New Family Court, Sunday Hunting And E-911 Addressing |
| 01-03-2002 | THE FOLLIES ARE BACK - Three Performances Scheduled For May |
| 01-03-2002 | GRANTSVILLE ENFORCING PARKING RULES AND ORDINANCES - Violators Will Face Municipal Court |
| 01-02-2002 | POLICE DETERMINING POSSIBLE ROBBERY CONNECTION - Calhoun And Kanawha County Stores Hit |
| 01-02-2002 | BRAXTON BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT DIES - Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound Kills |
| 01-01-2002 | SPEEDY MART HELD-UP SUNDAY MORNING - Search Is On For Armed Robber |
