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Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Michigan, targeting union support and criticizing Donald Trump as a "union buster." This visit underscores her efforts to connect with working-class voters, a crucial demographic in the upcoming election. Harris's remarks reflect the ongoing political battle for labor support in a historically significant state for unions.
Rivertown Inns and the Top of West Virginia Convention and Visitors Bureau will host the 2024 Art Hop on October 12 in Wellsburg, showcasing local artists and artisans. The event will take place at three bed and breakfasts in the area, including the Historic Sarah Miller House and Arabian Nights Bed and Breakfast.
New Cumberland's community expressed gratitude for the success of the 15th annual Fall Riverfest, despite challenging weather conditions. The event relied heavily on local support, showcasing the town's spirit and collaboration. The letter highlights the importance of community involvement in local events.
Big Red football team achieved a remarkable 48-14 victory against Linsly, scoring 42 points in the second quarter alone. This win improves their season record to 7-0, showcasing their offensive prowess. The article highlights the team's performance and local significance in the sports community.
Edison High School is launching the Future Plans initiative to help students prepare for their careers through personalized coaching and assessments. This program, which started on September 16, aims to empower students by providing them with the tools and guidance to chart their future paths effectively.
Rev. Ashley Steele reflects on her 14 years of service at the Urban Mission in Steubenville, Ohio, as she transitions to her new role at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Her tenure included significant contributions to the community, and she leaves behind a lasting impact as she moves forward.
West Virginia commemorated National Manufacturing Day with a significant event led by U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito at the GreenPower Motor Company in South Charleston. The senator showcased the state's manufacturing capabilities by driving an electric school bus, highlighting the importance of innovation in the manufacturing sector.
Manager Hamdan Alhawshabi of a Newell convenience store has entered a guilty plea regarding the sale of tobacco, alcohol, CBD, and THC products to underage individuals. Hancock County Magistrate Ralph Fletcher expressed hope that Alhawshabi has learned his lesson from this incident and will refrain from selling these products in the future.
Lawmakers in West Virginia are advocating for a six-year financial plan from Governor Jim Justice before considering his proposal for a 5% personal income tax cut. This request comes after years of unsuccessful attempts to obtain long-term financial forecasts from the state's revenue officials. The urgency for these financial insights highlights the lawmakers' concerns about fiscal responsibility and planning.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, residents of Black Mountain, North Carolina, are finding hope through community connections and support. Local potter Sarah Vekasi, who runs Sarah Sunshine Pottery, reflects on the challenges her business faces due to the storm's impact but remains optimistic about the power of human resilience and community solidarity.