Dickinson and Angela Gould are training meat cutters in their apprentice program while eyeing the opening of a future abattoir, or slaughterhouse, early next year. It’s a busy time in the meat game.
With a few days left before the deadline, about 120 organizations have applied to be part of Charleston’s Christmas parade, Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin said Friday.
After being canceled last year, the annual Holiday Lights at Coonskin Park will be back on this holiday season.
Almost 20 years ago, Marie Beaver’s then-colleague left a newspaper clipping on her desk that would change her life. It was a job posting to start and lead a recovery house in Charleston.
The Charleston Sanitary Board says this year it will waive a $450 annual fee it typically charges to restaurants for inspecting grease traps.
For the second consecutive year, a Charleston Thanksgiving tradition has taken on a slightly different look.
Sens. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., joined Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin on Monday to announce a $1.75 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Bullock Distillery, opening Dec. 18 in Charleston's Elk City business district, has been years in the making
The city of Charleston will receive $1.8 million in grant funding from the federal government to plan and design a streets upgrade for 3.5 miles of Kanawha Boulevard East and about a quarter-mile of the adjacent Greenbrier Street corridor.
The Kanawha County Commission will put $1 million toward demolishing dilapidated properties in the county, commissioners agreed Thursday.
Trash pickup in the city of Charleston will change over the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s holidays, the city announced.
Local health care providers teamed up with the Kanawha County Commission and the city of Charleston to host the Hero and Health Fair at Bible Center Church on Thursday.
Students from West Side Middle School joined artist Zulu Painter, a West Virginia native who now lives in St. Petersburg, Florida, on Wednesday at a new mural taking shape at Five Corners, on Charleston’s West Side.
The Charleston City Council on Monday approved a $1 per hour, across-the-board raise for the city’s police officers. Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin said in a news release that the pay increase is one of several steps the city has taken to help competitively recruit and retain officers.
The Clendenin Community Center is celebrating its grand reopening and the return of the Senior Lunch Program with a Thanksgiving lunch with seniors Friday. This will be the first Senior Lunch Program in Clendenin after the kitchen was destroyed in the June 2016 flood.
A thousand pounds of rainbow trout were stocked into Blue Creek and the Elk River Friday morning, the second and final stocking of the year organized by the Kanawha County Commission.
Adhering to new federal guidelines for health care workers, the Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority is implementing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for its employees.
At its meeting Monday evening, the Charleston City Council will vote on the final approval of the city’s new ward map.
The United Mine Workers of America will hold its annual memorial service this weekend remembering the Marion County mine explosion that killed 78 miners and sparked greater federal mine oversight.
The Veterans Day Parade, now in its 80th year, stepped off Thursday in downtown Charleston.
The Kanawha County Public Library’s bookmobile has probably seen its last mile — at least in Kanawha County.
Herbert Pauley, a former Kanawha magistrate and justice of the peace, has died.
The Charleston City Council’s Planning, Streets and Traffic committee on Monday approved a new version of the city’s ward map.
This year’s West Virginia Book Festival was virtual, but it was still a success, according to Stan Howell, marketing and development manager for Kanawha County Public Library.
