Official says recordings set bad precedent

Charleston Daily Mail - Thu Nov 05

West Virginia Education Association President Dale Lee said a Putnam County parent who sent a recorder to school with her son, a kindergarten student, should have gone "through the proper channels." "We have always urged parents to get involved with their kids and go through the proper channels," Lee said Thursday.

Diamond Electric secures loan for Putnam plant

Charleston Gazette - Thu Nov 05

The state Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council approved a $3 million loan for Diamond Electric Manufacturing Corp.

Democratic Party Award winners anno.....

The Inter-Mountain - Thu Nov 05

The West Virginia Democratic Party recognized several dedicated Democrats at its 2009 Jefferson-Jackson Dinner Oct.

Longer Path Possible For PATH

West Virginia Metro - Wed Nov 04

AEP and Allegheny Energy have told the state Public Service Commission they are willing to move the decision date on the PATH project from the current June 22, 2010 deadline to January 25, 2011, a delay of 217 days.

Putnam Rotary supplying blankets for children of military families

Charleston Daily Mail - Wed Nov 04

Putnam County Rotary members will be tying knots on fleece blankets for children whose parents are serving in Iraq.

Putnam County Democrat Club to vote on Democrat of the Year

Charleston Daily Mail - Wed Nov 04

The Putnam County Democrat Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the old courthouse at Winfield.

Nitro approves bonds for sewer repaors

Charleston Gazette - Tue Nov 03

Nitro city council on Tuesday finalized almost $3.2 million for repairs and renovations to the city's sewer drainage system.

Suspect in Gino's Robbery Waives Preliminary Hearing

WOWK - Tue Nov 03

BOIL WATER ADVISORIES>>> West Virginia American Water has issued a precautionary boil water advisory for a portion of Boone County and Kanawha County.

Suspect in Gino's Robbery Waives Preliminary Hearing

WOWK - Tue Nov 03

Boil Water Advisory>>> A boil water advisory has been issued for customers along Campbells Creek Road in Kanawha County.

Recession slows big power projects

Charleston Daily Mail - Mon Nov 02

Michael Morris, the head of American Electric Power, said the utility remains committed to eventually building a coal-to-gas power plant here and said the company will re-apply to build a power line across West Virginia, although the recession has slowed the need for both projects.