BUCKHANNON — Rev. Janice Hill, one of the featured speakers at the recent “Hate Has No Home Here” event, called for a ban on prayer in city council meetings. She stated in her closing remarks that a city council meeting is not an appropriate place
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BUCKHANNON — On Wednesday, Del. Bill Hamilton (WV-49) announced that he will be running for WV-District-11 against incumbent and fellow republican Sen. Robert Karnes in 2018. “I filed pre-candidacy for the 2018 election as undeclared on March 10, 2017, but after discussions
CHARLESTON, WV — On Wednesday, the House of Delegates passed a massive tax hike, which is being referred to as the biggest tax increase in West Virginia history. The budget proposes several 0 to 6 percent increases on various services, and was approved
CHARLESTON, WV — During the West Virginia “AAA” Girls’ Basketball Championship, an allegation has surfaced where a WVSSAC Referee allegedly told the Lady Bucs that they were going to lose. This is claimed to have occurred approximately around the 4th quarter. The allegation comes from two
CHARLESTON, WV — The Buckhannon-Upshur Lady Bucs returned home with West Virginia Girls Basketball Runner-Up title, after losing to the Huntington Highlanders 72-54. Many believe that Huntington was assisted by poor officials, calling 20-out-of-27 fouls on Buckhannon just in the second half.
CHARLESTON, WV — The Buckhannon-Upshur Lady Bucs massacred the Wheeling Park Patriots 49-27. Makayla Reynolds led Buckhannon-Upshur with 14 points for the win. McClung was second, scoring 10 points. Lauren Schultz gained 10 points for Wheeling Park with the loss. “Our girls
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BUCKHANNON — On Saturday, approximately 55 protesters gathered on Main Street to oppose President Donald Trump, referring to their event as the “Human Rights March.” Starting at 1:00 pm, liberal protesters assembled around the Upshur County Courthouse. On the opposite side of the street,
(Mountaineer Journal) — Joe Shaw, who was a former social studies teacher and candidate for Buckhannon City Council, died Sunday in Pittsburgh. He was 69. He passed away while hospitalized at UPMC Montefiore, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His death was confirmed in a listing,
CHARLESTON, WV (MJ) — During Tuesday night’s debate, Democratic candidate for governor Jim Justice was asked by the moderator to give one example of an area that he would cut, if elected to the position. “I really can’t,” Justice responded. “And the