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Canaan Valley State Park in Davis is home to the state's newest sporting clay and shooting facility. It will open to the public May 25. More>>
The Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center is getting a new roof. Actually, the historic theater is getting more than one roof. More>>
The way today's cars are manufactured could save lives. More>>
The hybrid buses that began popping up in Kanawha County a couple of years ago already are outdated, but that doesn't mean the buses aren't technologically savvy. More>>
The rehabilitation of Tri-State Airport's 12-30 runway resulted in good things for the Huntington airport. More>>
The need for earth-moving services in the Marcellus Shale provides a steady growth opportunity for the MCI Group family of family-owned earth-moving and paving companies based in Kingwood. More>>
In today's society, a credit report helps West Virginians and other Americans secure loans for new homes, cars and a variety of other purchases. More>>
Driving, fueling and maintaining a natural gas-fired vehicle is essentially the same as a traditional vehicle. The difference is natural gas gets you there for less than half of the cost at current prices.
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Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va, has been working on behalf of coal miners since 1964 when he came to work in West Virginia as a VISTA worker. More>>
The Small Business Association is offering tips for West Virginia businesses to protect themselves from storm damages. More>>
The development of the M-70 Marine Highway, which includes the Ohio River, was discussed at a workshop May 13 at Marshall University. More>>
MORGANTOWN, WV (AP) — Bidders for multimedia rights to certain West Virginia University athletic events will have until June 18 to respond to a newly issued request for proposals, the school announced Tuesday. More>>
West Virginia's oldest heritage fair, the Mountain State Art and Craft Fair, turns 50 this year. More>>
The first-ever Apraxia Awareness Day, May 14, aims to raise awareness of Apraxia, the neurological disorder that affects a child's ability to speak. More>>
Huntington's community market, The Wild Ramp, has a donation pending several hundred Facebook ‘likes' for Dutch Miller Kia. More>>
The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce is adding its plans to the growing list of the state's sesquicentennial celebrations. More>>
West Virginia's congressional delegation issued statements late May 10 after the Federal Aviation Administration announced it would keep 149 contract towers open. More>>
The West Virginia Oil Marketers and Grocers Association will host a trade expo May 13-15 at the Resort at Glade Springs. More>>
Every year the festival honors a "mother of the year." This year Calla Frederick took the honor, and is humble about it. More>>
The West Virginia Housing Development Fund is raising the income limit on its newest program. More>>
The YWCA 2nd Seating Gently Used Furniture store in Charleston has several hidden treasures, including impressive West Virginia art. More>>
HUNTINGTON, WV — Energy Services of America reported a net loss of $1.2 million in the second quarter of its fiscal year compared with $3.9 million in the second quarter of the previous fiscal year. More>>
Jose "Zito" Sartarelli, dean of WVU's College of Business and Economics, will take on the new role of chief global officer. More>>
The FBI has issued an advisory cautioning users of Internet Explorer 8 that the system is vulnerable and could allow scammers to take over home, business and government computers. More>>
Steve Morgan, chairman of the business division at West Virginia University at Parkersburg, said the division's recent national accreditation was the result of a team effort. More>>
Chase Private Client Chief Economist Anthony Chan provided an economic forecast May 2 for clients. More>>
Four years ago, the closure of Century Aluminum's plant left about 650 people without work in a region where 650 jobs mean a whole lot. More>>
Rachel Richards, who now works for a high-end shoe company, said she has worked for both public and private companies and has seen all sides of the business. More>>
Frontier Communications plans to add broadband service to its discounted phone service pilot project in West Virginia. More>>
Henry Armour, president and CEO of the Association for Convenience & Fuel Retailing, visited West Virginia recently. He sat down with The State Journal for a brief conversation on the state of his industry. More>>
Job seekers can apply for employment at the Hazelton Prison in Bruceton Mills at tomorrow's career fair. More>>
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