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OXFORD, Ohio - Ashton Rhodes was named to the Miami University spring 2019 president's list.
Miami University students who are ranked in the top 3% of undergraduate students within each division for second semester 2018-19 have been named to the president's list recognizing academic excellence.
SYLVESTER - Sylvester, West Virginia, is a town of less than 200 people, but it has been complimented by visitors and campaigners in the past as a beautiful place to live.
MADISON - The regular session of the Madison City Council on July 8 was well-attended by concerned citizens, many of whom are residents of Holly Hills.
MORRISVALE - Peyton Brake, 11, of Morrisvale, only began his racing career one year ago, after the parents of a friend suggested to his parents, Brian and Amber Brake, that he take it up. Many races later, including a first-place finish at the 2019 South Charleston Soap Box Derby, it became clear that the kid was a natural.
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LOGAN - "Deadly Divide: The Hatfield & McCoy Story," the all-new outdoor drama from The Aracoma Story Inc., debuted last week at the Liz Spurlock Amphitheater at Chief Logan State Park.
ASHFORD - A Boone County native, Samantha Tincher, is set to attend and fight for the USA team in the 2019 WCJJO World Championships in Orlando, Florida.
MADISON — When Shawn Ballard learned that there was an opening at Scott High School for a bo…
The Madison 8-9-10 year old All Stars won the District 2 Championship banner. They will represent the district in the state tournaments in Barboursville. Â
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CHARLESTON - Steven Moyers registered a career-high 8.1 scoreless innings and 10 strikeouts as West Virginia blanked Hickory, 1-0, Tuesday night at Appalachian Power Park.
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BOONE COUNTY - The Boone Northern 8-9-10 Softball team won two games to advance to the District 3 Championship last week. Their first opponent was the defending state and regional champions Winfield.
A new program about to get underway in West Virginia appears to be a badly needed initiative that could help make some headway against two of the Mountain State's more significant problems.
I know that when it comes to history, the names of Don Chafin and the Devil Anse Hatfield family standout for their distinguished contributions to true American history: Chafin for his renowned 1921 stance against marching miners at Blair Mountain. And, of course, the Hatfields for their role in the famous Hatfield-McCoy feud that lasted for many years following the Civil War.
Amid the ongoing trade tensions, the White House recently issued a proclamation with the stunning conclusion that Toyota and other international automaker contributions to the economy have reduced the market share of "American-owned" companies and thereby are a national security threat.
