The Charleston Gazette - eHeadlines

Wednesday April 10, 2013

U.S. couple in jail after fleeing to Cuba with kids

Bills for Morgantown development, magistrate pay advance in legislative swap

Manchin, Toomey announce deal on gun background checks

Drug-resistant bug at care facility in Martinsburg

East Bank Middle on lockdown after assault reported

State man sentenced for reselling bath salts

W.Va. handcrafted beer business growing

Revised bill would speed up Internet

Public asked to comment on Jefferson Road options

House amendments bury W.Va. jobs-impact proposal

Machine-to-machine tech seminar aims at business pros

CN picks Go Mart gift card winner

Obama's budget to spare Medicaid from deep cuts

2012 was safest on record for U.S. mines, MSHA says

Mon Power to spend $60 million on upgrades

Is Obama keeping pledge to cut oil imports?

DuPont to dismantle long-idled pipeline used to make ammonia

Salaried employees also worried about Patriot bankruptcy

Growing with the sticks

Myers ready to make his mark

Marshall football recruit arrested

Pennington helped bring Furrey to Herd staff

Hurricane wins softball showdown

Prep roundup: Wilcox leads Charleston Catholic past Williamstown

Taste of Jewish Cuisine features favorites

Multiple Sclerosis Society honors pair (photo)

Food notes: April 10, 2013

Upcoming reunions

W.Va.-style hot dog wins national competition

WVSU plans day of community service

Wil Haygood did it

MTV canceling 'Buckwild' after Gandee's death

W.Va. historian to talk on pre-Civil War slave economy

Historic Oak Hill depot to become artisan center

Elysian Camerata Review

Arts Notes: April 7, 2013

New lodge at Beech Fork State Park coming together

Volunteers sought for East Lynn Lake cleanup

Ready for their closeup

Outdoors notes -- April 7

W.Va. anglers will feel effects of sequestration

All about hummingbirds