Today's Edition

IN THIS EDITION:

 • Lee Kidd

 • Bryan Fallon Ray

 • Justin Dale “JD” Hanna

 • The Back Pew: February 24, 2022

 • Brockington Brings Iowa State Back, Tops West Virginia 84-81

 • Libraries Offer Quilting Workshops

 • Tolson And Yates Named To Ohio University Dean's List

 • West Virginia Chicken And Eggs Summary

 • DHHR Confirms First Case of Salmonella Due to Recalled Powdered Infant Formula

 • Lewisburg Parks Commission Meeting

 • Trout Stockings

 • Application For The West Virginia Supreme Court Of Appeals Vacancy

 • Manchin Calls For Immediate Action Against Russia

 • Russia Attacks Ukraine, ‘Shattering’ European Peace

 • COVID-19 UPDATE: Gov. Justice Announces Cases Down More Than 80% In One Month: “We're Really Making Improvement”

 • Bob Huggins Fish Fry Marks 10 Years With $2.6M To Support WVU Cancer Institute

 • Manchin, Capito Announce $13.8 Million From Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment And Jobs Act For W.V. Transit Programs

 • William H. “Bill” Shaver

 • Traffic Light Down In Lewisburg

 • Dorothy Mae “Dottie” Fisher

 • Bob Huggins Fish Fry Marks 10 Years

 • Cake Bingo In Dunmore

 • Lewisburg AA Meetings

 • WVDNR Shares Trout Stocking Locations For Week Of Feb. 14

 • COVID-19 Daily Update 2-24-2022

 • Senate Calendar And Committee Schedule For Thursday, February 24, 2022

 • Photo of Green Bank telescope featured on NASA website

 • Capito Urges Solidarity With People of Ukraine

In The News:

Capito Urges Solidarity With People of Ukraine

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) today issued the following statement on the Russian invasion of Ukraine:

“First and foremost, I am concerned for the free people of Ukraine, and it is critical that we stand with them and support them during this time. The free world must never accept when a country invades another sovereign nation. Make no mistake: Despite Vladimir Putin’s misleading words, this is an invasion, and his actions will undoubtedly harm innocent people. We must lead on behalf of our NATO allies and those who cherish freedom to ensure the actions we take prevent a tyrant from overthrowing a free and sovereign democracy. While I believe that President Biden’s words have been ineffective, too late, and too passive for the current situation, we must unify and stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.”

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