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  • Artist, evangelist challenge Capito in GOP primary
  • WVU creates new department of medical education
  • Weston job fair showcases gas field opportunities
  • Weston job fair showcases gas field opportunities
  • State organizing next Silver-Haired Legislature
  • Gas drilling job-training programs pop up in NY
  • WVSU faculty impressed with 3rd president candidate
  • Swift water hinders search for driver who plunged into Kanawha
  • Putnam woman gets 10 years' home confinement after shotgun wounding
  • Police, community leaders discuss racism
  • UC abandons idea to open pharmacy school in Kentucky
  • Student loan bill passes GOP House
  • USS West Virginia crew builds homes in Morgantown
  • Consol to restart longwalls at W.Va., Va. mines
  • Northern Panhandle bank embezzler gets 1 month behind bars
  • Hotel Morgan says Hotel Morgantown stole its name
  • Three GOP hopefuls vie for right to face Rahall
  • U.S. marshals search for N.Y. slaying suspect
  • East Lynn Lake campground opening delayed
  • New River Gorge's Bubba City is climber friendly
  • State activist wins Wallenberg Medal for 2012
  • Scenes from the Week: April 28, 2012
  • Boil-water advisories: April 28, 2012
  • Spring cleaning makes us all feel new again
  • Lampreys from Great Lakes destined for queen's pie
    • Business
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  • Contracts for U.S. homes rose last month
  • Aegis to lay off 57 workers at Fairmont facility
  • U.S. unemployment aid requests near 3-month high
  • Hubbub over content rights greets Google Drive
  • W.Va. Lottery tops $1B for 10th year in a row
  • Chrysler posts best quarterly profit in 13 years
  • Donan Engineering to open first W.Va. office in May
  • Gas prices drop 5.2 cents in state
  • Kanawha County officials, residents want say over housing project financing
  • Apple's blowout quarter propels Nasdaq to big gain
  • Fed: Economy growing moderately; no policy changes
  • Marcellus commission seeks extension on Md. drilling study
  • Burger King makes cage-free promise
  • Senate makes it tougher to close post offices
  • Utility deal's approval key to reopening aluminum plant
  • 'Jobs Count' tracks state employment
  • Local businesses support Denim Day on Wednesday
  • Allegations of Wal-Mart bribery scheme could have huge implications for company
  • Protea hopes new device will help reverse $37M losses
  • Marion County man asks to refile gas drilling complaint
  • U.S. stocks slide on economic tremors from Europe
  • American makes its case against union contracts
  • Poor economy worsens Social Security's finances
  • Progressive discount device now available to West Virginians
  • 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
  • Earthquake link not stopping Ohio wastewater wells
  • Ohio laws allow drilling even where owners object
  • Window manufacturer seeks 160 workers in W.Va.
  • Report: Wal-Mart hushed up bribe network in Mexico
  • George Hohmann: Salary survey continues
    • Sports
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  • Gazette Relays: Jefferson brings the house
  • Curry taken 59th by favorite Eagles
  • Irvin celebrates jackpot pick
  • Midland's Burcham second in Penn Relays
  • Gazette/Friends of Coal Relays results
  • Youngsters to keep battling at Green-White
  • Gilmer leaper takes down record in style
  • Prep baseball linescores -- 4/27
  • Prep softball sectional parings, linescores -- 4/28
  • Prep baseball, softball roundup
  • MU's tab $250,300 in Houston WR suit
  • Pill tough for Power to swallow
  • Area roundup
  • First-round surprise
  • Winfield, Dillon stymie No. 1 Hurricane
  • Pennington confirms he's retiring from NFL
  • Snaps key if WVU to crackle in Big 12
  • Expanding field set for Gazette Relays
    • Life
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  • Table Talk: One-pot dinner wonders
  • Food Notes: April 25, 2012
  • Woman breaks cycle of eating disorder
  • Fashion Talk: High-voltage neons for spring
  • Artists' scarf-jewelry combo is a winning tie
  • Smell the Coffee: Bringing up baby
  • Event preview: Photographer has clear view of his art
  • Into the Garden: Identifying weeds is just the beginning
  • Live Life Fully: Awesome things happen every day
  • Cycling vacation turns into Marine fundraiser
  • What's for Dinner? A weekly menu and shopping list
  • Sticky situation for state beekeepers
  • Sunday's Child: Chatty girl enjoys ‘teen’ things
  • Book review: Hinton curmudgeon pens joys of nature
  • Concert preview: Broadway star to play 'Mountain Stage'
    • A&E
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  • Free youth conference mixes music, ministry
  • Sheriffs' camp looking for a few good cadets
  • The First Amendment is our most important right
  • Initiate zombie genocide in 'The House of the Dead 4'
  • Review: Kanawha Players gives splendid rendition of 'Little Women'
  • Saving the Music, W.Va. style
  • Review: Average 'Bloodforge' gets lost in the shuffle
  • Casting Crowns frontman also a youth pastor
  • Small cast bonds Kanawha Players' 'Little Women'
  • womanSong celebrates 15 years
  • Trans-Siberian Orchestra brings Beethoven to Charleston
  • Underground fame is just fine for Paul Thorn
  • Thorn makes other people's songs his own on new all-cover album
  • May sweeps mean too many reruns
  • 'Waiting for Godot' in St. Albans
    • Outdoors
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  • John Henry statue headed for restoration
  • W.Va., Va. ranked among top for bass fishing
  • Winter takes another bow in W.Va.'s eastern mountains
  • Strutting their stuff?
  • Outdoors notes -- April 22
  • Remembering Tink Smith's legacy
  • Wise words for Earth Day
  • Annual East Lynn Lake cleanup scheduled for April 28
  • Four W.Va. watershed projects to receive grants
  • W.Va. zip line makes world's coolest list
  • Gun club teaches only women to shoot
  • Canaan Valley tract to become wildlife area
  • Pipestem restores golf course's views of gorge
  • Anglers singin' the blues
  • Outdoors notes -- April 15
  • Go-to lures can only go so far
    • Opinion
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  • Vent line: April 28, 2012
  • Readers' voice: April 28, 2012
  • Charleston Daily Mail: Short takes
  • Charleston Daily Mail: Hats off
  • Jessi L. Troyan: A defense of WVU's academic independence
  • Edwards: What a creep
  • Readers' voice: April 27, 2012
  • Scandal: 'Secretly Serviced'
  • Sen. Jay Rockefeller: Shale gas: We must get it right
  • April 27, 2012: AG's office; Manchin; judges
  • Editorial: Democratic choices
  • Janice Aria: Circus elephants are well treated
  • Editorial: Corporate sleaze
  • Manchin's dilemma is self-imposed
  • Readers' voice: April 26, 2012
  • Readers voice: April 25, 2012
  • Manchin: Another Lieberman?
  • Mary Williams: Businesses can influence social change by volunteering
  • Magistrates: Kanawha choices
  • Juba-Plumley: Putnam judge choice
  • Editorial: Gazette endorses Crawford, Rector for school board
  • Editorial: Gazette endorses Luoni for assessor
  • Readers voice: April 24, 2011
  • John David: WVU sold its academic independence
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