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  • Finance reports show top W.Va. legislative races
  • Public service set for mining activist Larry Gibson
  • Papal pardon expected for butler after conviction
  • In coal country, a show of solidarity takes root
  • Jacksonville area may prove key to Florida victory
  • FBI: Strong signs border death was friendly fire
  • Turkey returns fire after new Syrian shelling
  • Fairmont team wins new $9.7 million weather service contract
  • Statehouse Beat: Are gambling regulations being ignored?
  • N.Y. anti-frackers get win but inside view less rosy
  • John Adams players reunite
  • Police investigating Putnam cattle truck accident
  • Syrian civil war widening?
  • Harris brings strong Southern Sookie to the W.Va. Book Festival
  • My fair teddy bear
  • Courts tough on truants
  • Doo Wop day 2 (photos)
  • Old steam locomotive chugs back to its roots
  • Chili-cooking couple keeps things spicy
  • Volleyball queens
  • Obama has a big money month; Romney in Florida
  • Fifty years, fifty miles
  • SPIN METER: An improbable reach for the high road
  • Steelhammer: Still working on that bestseller
    • Business
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  • Store, Southern States keep up with the times
  • Century still reviewing PSC ruling
  • Miners' union still sitting out presidential race
  • Stocks mixed after U.S. unemployment rate drops
  • Bridge Road Rite Aid now a wellness store
  • U.S. rate on 30-year mortgage hits record 3.36 percent
  • First-time jobless claims rise slightly
  • Facebook now home to 1 billion monthly users
  • AFL-CIO registers 450,000 voters from union homes
  • PSC: Century's special rate can't put other power customers at risk
  • Unemployment falls in nearly 90% of U.S. cities
  • Gas prices continue to fall across W.Va.
  • 3 workers claim Wal-Mart discrimination
  • AARP, SBA offer business advice for older 'encore' entrepreneurs
  • Auto sales, home prices help buoy weak U.S. economy
  • American says installation job caused seat trouble
  • Seven West Virginia nursing homes change ownership in merger
  • Judge lifts U.S. ban on sales of Samsung tablet
  • City could shift Virginia Street parking
  • Recovery Sports Grill set to open
  • W.Va. DEP allows drilling at well fire site
  • Starbucks may reopen by end of week
  • UMWA says it is time Mammoth Coal miners get a new contract
  • Utilities' assessed property values increase
  • Oil and gas promoter criticizes tax, environmental policies
  • Peanut butter recall includes major retailers
  • Honda recalls 600,000 Accords to fix faulty hoses
  • Economic recovery likely -- benefiting election winner
  • American Express to refund $85 million to credit card customers
  • Bernanke makes strong defense of Fed rate policies
    • Sports
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  • Bad breaks sink Marshall
  • Atta Buie
  • WVU messed with Texas, and won anyway
  • WVU-Texas statistics
  • Tulsa-Marshall statistics
  • Marshall notebook: Herd unable to stop Tulsa ground game
  • Roberts rules again for UC
  • Prep roundup: Charleston Catholic boys top Fairmont Senior 3-1
  • MSAC boys: Hurricane blanks Winfield 2-0
  • MSAC girls: Princeton rises up, shuts down GW
  • Stowers powers Sissonville past Herbert Hoover 27-20
  • Hilltoppers spoil W.Va. State's homecoming
  • WVC football: Shepherd remains unbeaten in WVC
  • Slow start, strong finish in another GW romp
  • It's opportunity time for Herd
  • Texas Key: tackling in space
  • Clay makes most of his switch to fullback
    • Life
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  • Haunting season
  • White House chefs dish on first families' likes, dislikes
  • Smell the Coffee: O' tale of cellphone eavesdropping
  • WVSO gala to honor Ratrie family
  • Book for young readers is a love story for a place
  • Botanic Garden hosts Fall Children's Festival
  • Sunday's Child: Teen has a happy attitude despite her past
  • Into the Garden: Alternatives to ivy: new groundcovers not invasive
  • Beers to You: The coming of the craft-beer server to Charleston
  • On the Town: Oct. 7, 2012
  • Help Out: Oct. 7, 2012
  • Travel Notes: Oct. 7, 2012
  • Live Life Fully: Are you living your life so there will be no regrets?
  • Kathryn Willoughby Weed: I've gone native
    • A&E
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  • Arts Notes: Oct. 7, 2012
  • Lawton Posey: The race to fly over the Atlantic first
  • WVU music prof talks about 'Big Band Jazz in Black West Virginia'
  • Things to do Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012
  • Top five chilling classics to watch this Halloween
  • Halloween a time to let loose and be whoever (or whatever) you want
  • Why we love to be scared
  • Adolescent depression must be taken seriously
  • High school a mixed experience for freshmen
  • Kanawha Players' 'Evil Dead' a bloody good time
  • Things to do today: Oct. 6, 2012
  • Have a ball while playing 'PES 2013'
  • Class notes: Oct. 6, 2012
  • The Mountain Goats' 'Transcendental Youth' is the best album of the year
    • Outdoors
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  • DNR hoping changes boost interest in fall turkey season
  • Fall trout stocking to remain strong despite dry, hot summer
  • Outdoors notes -- Oct. 7
  • Taking a look at this year's mast report
  • Fall colors brighten October woods
  • Water trail planned for the upper Cheat River
  • St. Albans man catches state record blue catfish
  • W.Va. hosts military wilderness challenge
  • Tomblin certifies Cacapon park expansion for bonds
  • W.Va. state parks preparing for leaf peepers
  • Mixed bag of wildlife food to affect W.Va. hunting
  • DNR officials expecting hunters to take advantage of earlier start to deer archery season
  • Late-summer outbreak kills hundreds of whitetails
  • Outdoors notes -- Sept. 30
  • Academy aims to help officers decipher hunting accidents
    • Opinion
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  • Book festival: Something for everyone
  • Robert Pryor: In Cuba on the brink of nuclear war
  • Charles McElwee: Will BOE do the right thing?
  • Dale Lee: Teachers are not the problem
  • Making sure you understand the health care you sign up for
  • Readers' Voice: Oct. 6, 2012
  • Ventline: Oct. 6, 2012
  • Charleston Daily Mail: Short takes, Oct. 6, 2012
  • Paul Epstein: Romney can't buy our votes
  • Countdown: Election almost over
  • Editorial: Haggling made debate tedious
  • Gene A. Budig and Alan Heaps: Civility missing in U.S. politics
  • Readers' voice: Oct. 5, 2012
  • Editorial: Teacher unions' power grip
  • Erin Beck: Protect abuse victims by restoring vital law
  • Readers' Voice: Oct. 4, 2012
  • Readers' Voice: Oct. 3, 2012
  • Letters, Oct. 3, 2012: American morality; Pro Art store; Thanks to Belle mayor
  • Joseph Wyatt: The real Romneys revealed
  • 'Harvest': Bain looted firms
  • Letters: Internet taxes, Manchin and Gazette gun ads
  • Readers' Voice: Oct. 1
  • Editorial: A month to go until election
  • David A. Clayman: Drug abuse in W.Va.
  • Labor Day: Holiday weekend wisdom
  • Debt: Looming, looming
  • Potpourri: Oct. 1, 2012
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