Update

PSC warns consumers about utility scams

CHARLESTON — Utility customers are being warned about a new round of scams, according to a news release from the Public Service Commission (PSC) of West Virginia. This warning comes as several predatory incidents have been reported throughout the state, according to the release.

New fishing regulations to go into effect Jan. 1

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GRAFTON, W.Va. — It is now official. Starting Jan. 1, 2020, anglers on several popular West Virginia trout streams will no longer be allowed to use minnows as bait. In fact, they won't be able to use any sort of fish as bait. The state's Natural Resources Commission, a seven-member panel that sets hunting and fishing regulations, voted unanimously at its Aug. 4 meeting to impose the regulation.

Robeson named an assistant US attorney

Kathleen "Katie" E. Robeson has joined the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of West Virginia as an assistant United States attorney.  

Study breaks down the fastest-growing jobs in WV

HUNTINGTON - A new study using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that oil, gas and mining service unit operators represent the fastest growing occupation in West Virginia, with a 144% increase over the last 10 years.

Steve Mickey: Bristol's night time magic

Steve Mickey: Bristol's night time magic

Getting a ticket to Bristol Motor Speedway's annual Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series August night race was at one time the toughest get on the entire schedule. Regardless of how many seats were added, the track kept stringing together sale out after sale out.

Opinion

Dwight Williamson: Kathy's story

Dwight Williamson: Kathy's story

"I was six years old when my peg-legged father sold our two-room shack near Charleston, West Virginia, for thirty cans of Wilson's evaporated milk. He moved the family fifty miles away to Logan County where we continued to struggle with poverty. I stood beside him as he sat in front of dime stores and sold pencils at southern West Virginia towns."

Kent A. Leonhardt: WV must seize agricultural opportunity

Kent A. Leonhardt: WV must seize agricultural opportunity

Progression is defined as "the process of developing or moving gradually towards a more advanced state." As time barrels forward, each institution, industrial sector or culture must adapt to societal needs. Agriculture is no different.