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Cross the road: I-64 bridge growing over MacCorkle Ave.
The new Interstate 64 bridge is moving across MacCorkle Avenue in South Charleston at the rate of about eight feet a week, causing few delays to commuters using the riverside thoroughfare that passes beneath the new span.
911 chief: Old emergency scanners will work after county goes digital
Folks who like to listen in on police and fire calls won't have to get rid of their police scanners just yet.
Invasive algae species found in Elk River
An invasive species of algae - commonly known by the unpleasant but descriptive nickname "rock snot" - has been found in the Elk River near Webster Springs, the Division of Natural Resources announced on Thursday.
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    Willow Island: Revisited
    It's been 30 years since the worst construction accident in U.S. history claimed 51 lives in Pleasants County. Look back on the disaster, the investigation and the people left behind.
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    December marked the 100th anniversary of the Monongah mining disaster, which took the lives of at least 362 men. Read the Gazette's coverage of the Monongah disaster: 100 years later.
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