In some ways, it's hard to believe it's been a year. Then again, it seems like a lifetime since the morning that everything changed in America.
To reflect on the year since Sept. 11, 2001, and the challenges to come, the Gazette offers a variety of local stories anchored in the tumultuous state of the nation and world.
Issues of our safety, our preparedness, our anger, our sorrow trail through the stories. In addition, readers were asked to recount where they were and how they felt on that fateful day, and they responded generously.
September 12, 2002
Somber ceremony ends with flag waving, cheers
In an outdoor ceremony at the state Capitol in which the weather was seemingly choreographed to ...
September 12, 2002
A photo essay
Images taken of 9/11 ceremonies and activities.
September 12, 2002
A year after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that killed thousands and spurred a pledge to improv ...
September 12, 2002
Members of VFW Post 8516 at Elkview provided the color guard for a ceremony in Clendenin in reme ...
September 11, 2002
In the days and months following Sept. 11, 2001, the effects of the attacks were felt in nearly ...
September 11, 2002
Travel numbers haven't recovered
A big convention had downtown Philadelphia booked solid. A hotel by the airport would have to do ...
September 11, 2002
Fires, floods give an upgraded Emergency Services the opportunity
If practice makes perfect, events of the past year have pushed the West Virginia Office of Emerg ...
September 11, 2002
Sept. 11 has become one of those dates by which Americans measure time — before, and after ...
September 11, 2002
Michael Pettry wasn't sure how he felt when terrorists attacked New York and Washington last ...
September 11, 2002
T. Ford-Ahmed was in her car, driving to teach her morning public relations class at West Virgin ...
September 11, 2002
In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the state Public Service Commission installed a policy to ...
September 11, 2002
Former Charleston Area Medical Center administrator William H. Kincaid pleaded guilty Monday to ...
September 11, 2002
Tuesday's move to a heightened state of alert over possible terrorist attacks was a "common- ...
September 10, 2002
A Charleston family business is planning a Sept. 11 tribute to be held in New York City's Ma ...
September 9, 2002
Governor thanks state heroes at Sept. 11 memorial service
Looking back on the events of Sept. 11 is how the country can move forward, Gov. Bob Wise said a ...
September 9, 2002
Karen Greenblatt doesn't need an anniversary to remind her of Sept. 11 in New York City. She ...
September 8, 2002
M.D.'s death makes many reflect on life
HUNTINGTON — Against the cloudless sky and deep blue waters, Dr. Paul Wesley Ambrose, 32, ...
September 8, 2002
Friends fondly remember Huntington native Dr. Paul Wesley Ambrose, who died Sept. 11 when his pl ...
September 8, 2002
Muslims still dealing with harassment as anniversary nears
MORGANTOWN — Eight days ago, a drunken football fan spied Sohail Chaudhry outside Mountain ...
September 8, 2002
The new spiritual leader of the state Islamic Association sees himself as a bridge builder. Afte ...
September 8, 2002
Getting back to normal in New York is a good thing
After the towers fell, old friends in Morgantown started calling: Are you safe? Where were you w ...
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