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  • 2 Ohio football players guilty of raping W.Va. teen
  • Education bill overshadows Tomblin's lengthy agenda
  • W.Va. 'broadband summit' postponed amid router review
  • Parkinson's walk, chili cook-off at Capitol Market
  • Sissonville native perseveres en route to bee glory
  • 'Policy brief' ‘Policy brief’: Tomblin’s budget needs to raise revenue, control costs
  • One injured in Nitro apartment fire
  • Fairmont offers classes on government
  • For 1st time, paid Teays Valley firefighters staff station 24/7
  • Technical college to get coal mining training grant
  • Female Marine general: Women can handle combat
  • Mayors oppose bill to repeal city gun laws
  • Christians say they were tortured in Libya
  • Charleston Ballet to feature Byrd's favorite fiddle tunes
  • The Rev. Lawton Posey: Juanita preached with her eyes
  • State groups getting humanities grants
  • WVSU opening food pantry on Institute campus
  • Abolitionist was indicted in Harrison County
  • Famed author rescued a newcomer to western Virginia
  • West Virginia's seal of approval
  • Cheat Canyon rail trestle earned spot on state seal
    • Business
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  • United Brotherhood of Carpenters' students learning skills
  • Fuel control device firm to build factory in Weirton
  • Boeing executives rally behind 787
  • U.S. stocks close lower, ending Dow's 10-day rally
  • Ex-JPMorgan execs pressed about trading loss
  • WVSU to host discussion on professional careers
  • House passes GOP bill to streamline job training
  • Groups protest mining, fracking at Capitol
  • State lawmakers target self-scan beer, wine sales
  • Sequester prompts Yeager to buy pilot-activated runway lights
  • MVB Bank gets Zoning's OK to erect 4-story office in city
  • Sub chain donates to local fire department
  • Proposal eyes W.Va. lottery prizes for tax debts
  • Innovative W.Va. waste facility gets tentative OK
  • Job impact bill advances in Senate
  • Groups sue W.Va. coal mines over pollution
  • Groups sue W.Va. coal mines over pollution
  • Gasoline prices down nearly 7 cents in W.Va.
  • CURA board examines loan policy
  • 100 Dominion jobs moving to Richmond headquarters
  • Gainer queries ethics panel over Visa ads
  • Putnam development director takes new job
  • Senate OKs Morgantown TIF district
  • Judge strikes down New York City's ban on supersized sodas
  • High-tech industry to show off for state lawmakers
  • Cause of off-color, fetid water eludes Pa. town
    • Sports
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  • Huntington's Arthur wins Dutton Award as top wrestler
  • Tug Valley brings its 'A' game
  • Grantham leads Martinsburg to title
  • Bluefield blows by Fairmont Senior
  • DeForest embracing new role
  • Notebook: Tug Valley, Catholic coaches downplay public-private rift
  • From Akers to Zamberlan, things I'd like to see at the state tournament again
  • Celebrating another title for WVU rifle
  • Boys basketball -- state tournament glance, awards
  • Prep softball boxes -- March 16
  • Prep baseball linescores -- March 16
  • Woodrow streaks into title game
  • Catholic back in finals
  • AAA: Martinsburg charges into title game
  • Fairmont Senior holds off Bridgeport for slot in AA finals
  • Tug Valley bests Tucker County, heads to Class A championship
    • Life
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  • Smell the Coffee: I swear, it's not you
  • 'Black with the curse of human bondage'
  • Remembering Jackson before he was 'Stonewall'
  • Archive researchers can leaf out your family tree
  • Libraries offer workshops on researching ancestors
  • CindySays: Big sugar, big problems
  • Arts Notes: March 17, 2013
  • Book Notes: March 17, 2013
  • Ethnic fairs, festivals held around W.Va.
  • How To: Make a productive garden bed
  • Vines & Vittles: Wines of the Sierra foothills are varied, delicious
  • Stew in the melting pot
  • Culinary SOS: I say, these Cornish scones are brilliant
  • Travel Notes: March 17, 2013
  • Piece proclaims political turning point
  • Five free things: Washington, D.C.
  • Closet clean-out sale to fund church mission
  • Help Out: March 17, 2013
  • On the Town: March 17, 2013
    • A&E
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  • Pisces Daily Horoscope for March 17, 2013
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  • Author Q&A: James Lasdun discusses terror of 'Being Stalked'
  • Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation announces grants for arts, education
  • Things to do Sunday, March 17, 2013
  • Pisces Daily Horoscope for March 16, 2013
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    • Outdoors
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  • 'An especially dedicated bunch'
  • Outdoors note -- March17
  • Help for beginning anglers
  • Help for beginning anglers
  • Salamanders on the march
  • Iditarod is won but Alaska town greets each musher
  • New River Gorge road to be closed for slip repairs
  • DNR staying the course with antlerless deer regulations
  • DNR confident muzzleloader kill will rebound
  • Outdoors notes -- March 10
  • More free licenses could prove costly
  • Robins hardy, flexible in winter
  • Cold-blooded critters' pipeline may shut
  • Snowshoe Mountain extends skiing until March 31
  • Proposal would open limited number of bears to deer hunters
  • Outdoors notes -- March 3
  • Stonewall Jackson Lake bass could become keepers
    • Opinion
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  • Shift: Coal down, coal up
  • Terry Steele: The UMA, mountaintop removal and bad politics
  • Gary Zuckett: Better ways to spend tax money
  • Doug Yanak: With guns we're citizens
  • Chris Chanlett: Happy birthday to Perry Mann
  • Baby Boomers are living longer
  • Reset our school compass for the 21st century
  • Hoppy Kercheval: Attacking Morrisey's guy is wrong
  • Charleston Daily Mail -- Short takes: March 16, 2013
  • Readers' Voice: March 16, 2013
  • Vent Line: March 16, 2013
  • Individual problems don't defy solutions at child poverty hearing
  • The Charleston Gazette -- Legislature: Halfway point
  • Ellen Allen and Ed Weber: Sequester 2013 bad for W.Va.
  • Save girls: Cut teen pregnancy
  • March 15, 2013: Energy technology; Legislature; Tom McGee
  • Readers' voice: March 15, 2013
  • Equality: Human rights for gays
  • Allan Tweddle: Treat gun ownership the same as car ownership
  • Amy M. Harper: School board wrong on library funding
  • March 14, 2013: gun law; abortion; pot; zombies
  • Readers' voice: March 14, 2013
  • March 13, 2013: Industry pollution
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