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  • Vatican observer, church scholar Weigel speaks at B'nai Jacob Synagogue 1 min. ago
  • Nitro plan centralizes fundraising for schools, youth groups 18 min. ago
  • Huntington event honors state's Rosies
  • Summers man killed in Fayette wreck 7:31 pm
  • Job agency execs plead guilty to tax evasion 7:22 pm
  • Pineville Water Works lifts boil-water advisory 6:37 pm
  • Correction 6:30 pm
  • West Virginia birthday art 6:18 pm
  • Pickets demand FirstEnergy hire more, use overtime less 6:08 pm
  • Felman to temporarily idle furnace at New Haven plant 5:57 pm
  • W.Va. investment board to sue Dutch company over losses 5:56 pm
  • Scaled-back Vandalia Gathering set in state 5:55 pm
  • Ex-Alderson town worker sentenced for embezzling 5:53 pm
  • Kanawha County still waiting on Chesapeake VFD records 5:51 pm
  • Bulletin Board May 22, 2013 4:55 pm
  • Kanawha Summer Library Club begins June 8 4:28 pm
  • Inmate escapes from Beckley Correctional Center 4:21 pm
  • Clay Center announces fall season 2:39 pm
  • Protesters rally at FirstEnergy meeting in Morgantown
  • Woman killed by train in New River Gorge Updated: 6:38 pm
  • Search for living, dead almost complete
  • State student talks to solar-powered plane pilots
  • ARC education tour to make stops in state
  • Greenbrier clinic receives federal grant
  • New medical building planned in Jefferson County
  • Twenty Wayne High students barred from grad ceremony
  • Mom of missing W.Va. girl won't be relocated
  • Dunbar council members looking ahead to city election
  • St. Albans council gives final approval to water, sewer refinancing
  • City enacts half-cent sales tax
  • Putnam school board approves $112.5 million budget
  • Virginia Street, Oakridge Drive on paving list
  • Mercer County jury finds doctor responsible in death
  • Charleston doctor is W.Va.'s top prescriber of hydrocodone
  • White says he wants House speaker's job
  • Power plant sale good for consumers, FirstEnergy says
  • Alzheimer's Association executives to be honored
  • Potomac State lacks controls, lawmakers told
  • Home school graduation
  • Charleston man admits sexual assault
  • Ridgeley mayor charged with misusing purchase card
  • Empty East End building sale could be on track
  • Fayette man admits to federal drug charge
  • Coin minted for W.Va.'s 150th birthday sold out
  • June deadline for storm disaster loans in state
  • Putnam wants dangerous crossing corrected
  • More poor live in suburbs than in urban areas, research shows
  • Body found in Elkview; man identified by authorities
  • Bulletin Board: May 21, 2013
  • Rafter who fell into Elk River found safe
  • Police seek suspect in Sunday morning shooting
  • Charleston police to conduct safety checkpoint
  • W.Va. gets No Child Left Behind waiver
  • Putnam school board resolves federal leave lawsuit
  • Massive tornado roars through Oklahoma City suburb
  • Ridgeley mayor charged with misusing purchase card
  • WVU Extension offers financial advice for grads
  • State lawyer, investigator face conspiracy charges
  • McDowell opens 16th juvenile drug court in state
  • Grants can help landowners create habitat in state
  • Burning cases, student sanctions down at WVU
  • Feasibility of Parkersburg baseball to be studied
  • Beckley Water negotiating buyout of PSD
  • Family holds onto hope for new info in man's slaying
  • Speaker pick a big decision for W.Va. House
  • Statehouse beat: Every lobbyist has their day(s)
  • South Ruffner Road closed for sewer project
  • I-64 gas stop sparks book on obscure W.Va. Civil War battle
  • What's going on at the Summit?
  • Man shot in leg on West Side, police say
  • No injuries after single-vehicle accident on I-64
  • 'Mountain Stage' hosts some old friends
  • Putnam County Health Department still offering vaccines
  • Two men stole purse in Dunbar, police say
  • Supreme Court reverses ruling on revoked license of convicted drunk driver
  • W.Va. craft supporter speaks at Little Lecture Series
  • Innerviews: People pursuits define life of service
  • Bulletin board: May 20, 2013
  • Limb kills Moundsville city employee, death investigated
  • 20th Century Images: Elk River rails, 1930s
  • Pro-life center moves next door to abortion provider
  • Smell the Coffee: Hare wars
  • Garden Guru: A small jewel in a busy thoroughfare
  • Being Young and Finding Fun in Charleston: Apartment life means indoor planting
  • Live Life Fully: Committing 'purgery' is an effective organizational tool
  • Travel Notes: May 19, 2013
  • Morning yoga classes set for Magic Island
  • Arts Notes: May 19, 2013
  • Book Notes: May 19, 2013
  • Vines & Vittles: The Italian influence
  • Sunday's Child: Positive young teen is smart and active
  • Peggy Horton: Proms change, from '47 Plymouth to limo
  • Help Out: May 19, 2013
  • On the Town: May 19, 2013
  • Alpha cited in November 2012 mine death
  • Statehouse Beat: Speaker goes in new direction
  • The Way It Was: Ghost show, 1940
  • Things to do Sunday, May 19, 2013
  • Crime report: May 9-15, 2013
  • On file: May 9-16, 2013
  • A house with a view
  • A slideshow memorial to the miners
  • Bayer knew MIC monitors were broken before blast
  • 'The pillar of the Senate': 10 presidents later, Byrd longest-serving senator
  • U.S. senators speak out on Robert C. Byrd
  • Byrd named Gazette-Mail's West Virginian of the Year for 4th time
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