Michael Ramsburg

Michael Ramsburg has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in April 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Michael Ramsburg are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • Payment Besides social media accounts, ramsburgreports has populated their site with: • 'The Nutcracker', a Holiday Village and a Chanukah Gift Show: 5 things you won't want to miss - NewsBreak • Weekly Roundup: Christmas contests, buck season and more more Kanawha Valley community news • Midland Trail Elementary becomes sixth school to be closed by Kanawha BOE • St. Albans Festival of Lights ‘went off without a hitch,' official says; residents recognized • For Kanawha transit officials, a tough decision: Alter or cancel routes during inclement conditions? • Tuesday Update: Governor, other state politicians take oath of office • Monday Update: Inauguration to bring street closures, festivities to Charleston • Weekly Roundup: Cafe closing, elementary funding and more Kanawha Valley community news • Weekly Roundup: Judge installed, firefighters honored and more Kanawha Valley community news • Weekly Roundup: Encampment cleared, votes certified and more Kanawha Valley community news • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Nov. 15 to Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024 • Photos: Charleston observes Veterans Day with parade, service • Free weekend parking returns to downtown Charleston in time for the holidays • ‘Mac N’ Cheese Cook-off’ returns to Capitol Market on Saturday • Local police collecting unused medications during free weekend take back event • Dunbar council meeting features routine business, testy discussion with audience member • East Bank announces schedule of upcoming events • Kanawha Board of Education members vote to close, consolidate East Bank Middle School • New local beer festival debuts Saturday in Clendenin • More poll workers needed in Kanawha, 17 other counties: WV Secretary of State • Nitro council rejects street dedication offer, passes 6 ordinances that revise sections of city code • Wednesday Update: Charleston Council approves $6.2M budget amendment to fund 15 projects • Monday Update: Say it ain't snow! ❄️ Mother Nature's clap back • Weekly Roundup: Police purchases, business registrations and more Kanawha Valley community news • Thursday Update: County registers 100+ businesses in December • Wednesday Update: Former state Supreme Court justice, a Charleston native, has died • Festivities, road closures planned for governor-elect Patrick Morrisey’s inauguration • ‘Blair’ bludgeons Kanawha Valley, bringing power outages, closings and more to the region • 'White Christmas', WinterFest and Kinnfolk: 5 things you won't want to miss this weekend • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Nov. 29 to Sunday, Dec. 1, 2024 • 5 Best: Jeff Dunham, Opera Guild Gala and more • Kanawha BOE members urge state officials to ‘stabilize PEIA’ • 5 Best Weekend Bets: Nov. 1-3, 2024 • Cedar Grove officials seeking candidates to fill town clerk position • Dying for Halloween sweets? These local trunk-or-treat events will satisfy those ghoulish grumblings • Council OKs $21K+ ‘Wolf of West Virginia’ litigation fees, $15.3K for location tracking software • Charleston council updates zoning ordinance, approves $550K+ in bids for police, fire projects • Harvest Festival, Trunk-or-Treat event debuts Saturday in South Charleston • Mary Ingles Elementary latest school to be closed by county board • Belle Elementary becomes third school to be closed by Kanawha BOE members in two weeks • West Virginia Book Festival returns Saturday in Charleston • Local municipalities seek participants for Christmas parades • 5 Best Weekend Bets: Oct. 11-13 • Paving projects to begin Monday in Montgomery • New Dunbar police chief sworn in; council approves multiple payments, contract with cable company • Drought conditions improve slightly in Kanawha County, but severe to extreme conditions remain • Longtime county manager resigning, Kanawha Commission seeking applicants to fill vacancy • It’s ‘Fall, Y’all’: Chili cook-off brings the heat to weekend event in St. Albans • Commission approves $250K for Goodwill project, hears $100K request from Solid Waste Authority • Numerous accidents reported as conditions turn blustery in the Kanawha Valley • Head Start renewed, preschool at Pinch Elementary approved by Kanawha BOE • One dead, thousands lose power in Kanawha County amid weekend squall, cold temps • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Dec. 20 to Sunday, Dec. 22, 2024 • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Dec. 13 to Sunday, Dec. 15, 2024 • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Nov. 22 to Sunday, Nov. 24, 2024 • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Nov. 8 to Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024 • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Nov. 1 to Sunday, Nov. 3, 2024 • South Charleston Middle School music program receives grant for new instruments, more • Student-made Santa ornaments wanted for state Christmas tree display • Alzheimer's, animal welfare, other causes highlighted in weekend advocacy events • South Charleston Public Works holding food drive, ask for resident donations • Malden Elementary closed by Kanawha BOE members Monday • Library offers ‘a lot of things other than books,’ director tells South Charleston council members • CAMC, Thomas Hospitals awarded $310K in county opioid settlement funds • Belle council approves final mural design, discusses refuse price increase and DEP violation notice • 4 Kanawha high schools recognized for college prep efforts • October ArtWalk set for Thursday in downtown Charleston • ‘Safety Fair’ bring food, seasonal delights to Kanawha City shop • Collection efforts for North Carolina flood victims continues in St. Albans • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Oct. 11 to Sunday, Oct. 13, 2024 • St. Albans council considers purchasing location tracking software for city • Kanawha Commissioners: Lowest bid on judicial annex project 60% higher than expected • 3 Kanawha Valley communities to hold municipal-wide yard sales on Saturday • Tuesday Update: For transit officials, winter cancellations pit them between ice and a hard place • Maintenance costs mount for KRT bus garage, officials say • Weekly Roundup: New Coliseum seating, Sheriff Office hirings and more Kanawha Valley community news • Free housing fair scheduled for Saturday in Charleston • Charleston Police-affiliated organization raising funds for North Carolina relief efforts • Charleston officials ask city students to 'Name a Snowplow' • Fire Marshal: ‘Discharged consumer fireworks’ caused weekend fire at St. Albans football field • Wertz Avenue park to be dedicated Tuesday in Charleston • School board approves 2025-26 academic calendar, $154K for professional development program • Nitro council OKs sale of wasterwater utility, approves $49K bid for fire equipment • First Filipino-American Festival to be held in Charleston on Saturday • Kanawha County BOE to consider more school closures this week • Pinch VFD warns of 'unusual sound' from natural gas pipleline 'blowdown' Monday: 'Don’t be alarmed' • Kanawha board votes 5-0 to shutter McKinley Middle School, the second closure in as many days • 'Tsubasacon' brings anime fans, gamers to capital city • FestivFALL to bring 10 days of seasonal sights, sounds to the Kanawha Valley • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Oct. 4 to Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024 • Friday Update: New preschool program coming to Pinch Elementary • Search for new Kanawha County Schools superintendent begins • 10 Kanawha deputies promoted, 1 retired - NewsBreak • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Oct. 25 to Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024 • South Hills hiking, biking trail to be dedicated in Wednesday ribbon-cutting ceremony • Fire engulfs ticket booth at St. Albans' Crawford Field after Friday football game • Christmas tradition in UKV continues with weekend toy drive • This rocks! 50th annual 'Rock and Gem Show' returns to South Charleston • Kanawha County commissioners to hold public voting test this week • Kanawha County Schools plans trunk-or-treat, information fair for students with disabilities • South Charleston seeking small businesses for holiday promo, participants for Christmas parade • Goodwill hosting grand opening of new Elkview store • Kanawha Valley's Jewish community marks Oct. 7 attack with film, memorial • 14 Kanawha Valley individuals, organizations win 'We Love Our Community' awards • Weekend car show in Charleston puts spotlight on accessible vehicles, but open to all • Wednesday 'Market Mixer' to raise funds for Charleston's Capitol Market • East Bank fire department, football team seek donations for North Carolina flood victims • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Jan. 17 to Sunday, Jan. 19, 2025 • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Jan. 10 to Sunday, Jan. 12, 2025 • 5 Best Weekend Bets: Oct. 25-27, 2024 • 5 Best Weekend Bets: October 18-20, 2024 • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Oct. 18 to Sunday, Oct. 20, 2024 • Marmet council OKs grant application, approves payments for community improvement projects • Free-roaming felines topic of discussion for South Charleston council members • Charleston’s Peanut Shoppe to ‘shell-ebrate' Tuesday with Nutmobile stop • Local ambulance authority recognizes ‘most valuable providers’ • 'Frozen Jr.', nativities and icy diversions: 5 things to do this weekend in the Kanawha Valley • Montgomery readies to celebrate fall in annual festival, set for Saturday • The circus, a TikTok star and pool fishing: Here's 5 things you won't want to miss this weekend • US Marine Band bringing free concert to Elkview • Marmet council approves hiring of Montgomery police chief, enacts tent ordinance at special meeting • Chesapeake group announces photo, Small Business Saturday fundraiser for UKV kids; vendors sought • Pratt to host 39th annual fall festival, bicycle ride this weekend • Burn ban lifted in Kanawha County, but burning still prohibited in at least one local municipality • Report: West Virginia leads the nation in adult obesity rates • Shakespeare troupe set to take weekend stage with free performance at Charleston’s Slack Plaza • Belle’s Old Stone House to host holiday events, tours to round out 2024 season • Mountain Mission announces annual Christmas food basket giveaway, holiday sale • Kanawha Garden Club pays homage to ‘Motherland’ in upcoming floral show • Veterans outreach event to be held in Nitro • Kanawha BOE members to determine if East Bank Middle, McKinley schools to close this week • ‘Save a Life Day’ aims to prevent overdose deaths in the Kanawha Valley, beyond • Local organization seeks public’s help to ‘shape the future of transportation’ in Kanawha, Putnam • James Beard award-winning chef surprised with key to the city of Charleston • ‘Train Day’ makes weekend stop at historic St. Albans Depot • Commission issues burn ban, hears update on unfinished project given $350K in county ARP funds • Community mural, seasonal events coming to Belle • Nitro council takes first steps in possible sale of city sewer system • St. Albans council mulls uses for former Jr. High site, raises police pay, takes steps toward PODA • Illegal ‘no parking’ signs, security at former elementary property discussed by Marmet town council • Kanawha County community prepares for annual festival, car show • Nitro council to consider ordinance to sell city sewer system, public input sought • Kanawha Commission: ‘We implore people not to burn’; deputies tasked with enforcing request • Boo Bash, other upcoming events announced; $119K+ in payments approved by Dunbar council members • Kanawha Valley set to kick off fall with fairs, festivals • Kanawha Valley seeing ‘increased risk for fire danger,’ NWS warns • Charleston church announces details of annual Middle Eastern dinner • Charleston pizza shop to remain open after previously announcing closure • Good Question: Why do certain foods produce such powerful memories? • Cedar Grove man injured in overnight shooting • Outdoor fitness site selected, possible broadband project litigation OK'd by St. Albans City Council • Charleston council authorizes $55K crash settlement, 6 other resolutions • Oh, duck! Dunbar City Council discusses enforcement of fowl ownership ordinance • Nitro will be 'booming' with events for weekend ‘Boomtown Days’ festival • Morning Update: Teen athlete's death, 'Mountaineer Main Street', ongoing drought • East Bank Fall Festival set for September, vendors sought • 'Jeep Jam and Bronco Bash' to cruise into Clendenin this weekend • City of Charleston announces Christmas parade, holiday event schedules • Colonial-era reenactment to commemorate 1774 conflict in St. Albans • Charleston students get back-to-school boost with city-sponsored supply giveaways, celebrations • South Charleston manufacturer seeking workers at hiring event • Public meeting on Charleston lane reduction, street revitalization project to be held mid-August • Nitro residents, visitors to get a 'Taste' of community on Saturday • Car shows rev up Kanawha Valley region the weekend of Aug. 3 • Local responder-community partnership to be highlighted at Marmet ‘Night Out’ event • Kanawha county-wide cleanups planned for September, October • Upper Kanawha Valley town hosting community-wide yard sale • New historical markers to be installed in Nitro • National brewery to West Side Volunteer Fire Department: Have a cold one, on us • Montgomery to host weekend art festival • Police, firefighters needed in several Kanawha County communities • Severe drought hits northern Kanawha County; moderate drought affects remainder of local area • Runners flock to Nitro for 'Flamingo 5k' • Multifest returns for 34th year, bringing Grammy-nominated Ginuwine, others to Charleston • Kanawha Valley eatery makes state 'Ice Cream Road Trip' list • Charleston's 'Splash Day' aims to bring fun, relief to start of the week • Sissonville Fire Department hosting weekend car show • Comments sought on $21M rehabilitation project at Nitro's Ridenour Lake Dam • Owner of Charleston's Pile Hardware dies at 79 • West Virginia women's job readiness nonprofit wins $1 million award • Charleston to go retro with weekend 'RetroFest' • Charleston woman files lawsuit against Dow Chemical, local hospitals for ethylene oxide exposure • Here's what you should know about West Virginia's upcoming sales tax holiday • Science museum, water trail proposed in Smithers-Montgomery revitalization plan • Charleston indoor playground Kidaroo's closes • West Virginia health official: 'Immunizations are crucial' for school-age youth • Beer, music to highlight St. Albans 'Dragonpalooza' • Mountaineer Food Bank to hold free mobile distribution in Elkview • Term limits, firearm sales ordinance to be discussed by St. Albans council committee • Mayor: Dunbar officials 'did nothing wrong' before receiving default judgment against city, officers • St. Albans council members sworn in, city code change request presented • St. Albans field turfing project awarded grant from local athletic club • City of Dunbar receives deed for Roxalana Annex; council approves more than $180K in payments • Splash park, movie nights, more planned in Dunbar • St. Albans Police recruiting 'at a crisis point', PCSC rep says • Free Easter boxes, student externships, library board meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • 'Unstuck Chuck' cleanup, Winter Blues Farmers Market, daddy/daughter event | Kanawha Valley Update • Free manufacturing course for women, 'Meal in a Mug', Commission meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • Small Farm Conference kickoff, 30th Mutual Aid Fair, lunchtime music | Kanawha Valley Update • Local library goes solar, 'Swan Lake' leaps into Charleston, agencies meet | Kanawha Valley Update • Nitro 'Mini-Con', CVB executive director opening, adult field trip | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Feb. 16 to Sunday, Feb. 18 • Seed seminar, Riverside artist, 'Disney on Ice' | Kanawha Valley Update • CLRA public meetings, Black History Festival, Anti-Valentine's Day Party | Kanawha Valley Update • Free art workshops, $2.1M+ for demolitions, Alzheimer's support group | Kanawha Valley Update • Disaster Recovery Centers open, 'active lifestyle challenge' kicks off | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Faith & Fellowship Calendar: Monday, Feb. 12 to Sunday, Feb. 18 • Kanawha Valley Weekday Events: Monday, Feb. 12 to Thursday, Feb. 15 • Chili cookoff, 'Great Movie Soundtracks' concert, Alban Arts 'Pontypool' | Kanawha Valley Update • Auto Show, singing valentines, county commission meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Feb. 9 to Sunday, Feb. 11 • Free UKV business course, Governor Schools applications, 'Country Brawlers' | Kanawha Valley Update • Special needs Valentine dance, 2024 Chili'n on the Elk, St. Albans Writes | Kanawha Valley Update • Nitro canned soup drive, rescheduled USPS public meeting, 'Empty Bowls' | Kanawha Valley Update • This Week at Kanawha Libraries: Community Potlock, Cartoon Premiere Party, Valentine's Activities • Kanawha Valley Faith & Fellowship Calendar: Monday, Feb. 5 to Sunday, Feb. 11 • Kanawha Valley Weekday Events: Monday, Feb. 5 to Thursday, Feb. 8 • 'Winter Breakdown', Rand hot dog fundraiser, Monster Trucks Live | Kanawha Valley Update • South Charleston council approves last-minute resolution to swap Park Place right of way • Free dental services, financial planning class, county commission meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Weekend Events: Friday, Feb. 2 to Sunday, Feb. 4 • 'Empty bowls' fundraiser, student art exhibit, special needs tennis | Kanawha Valley Update • Free pet care services, USPS public meeting delayed, WVSU blood drive | Kanawha Valley Update • Clendenin food assistance, Live on the Levee applications, restaurant week | Kanawha Valley Update • This Week at Kanawha Libraries: Dungeons & Dragons, Dino Storytime, A Hobit-themed Valentine's Party • Kanawha Valley Faith & Fellowship Calendar: Monday, Jan. 29 to Sunday, Feb. 4 • Kanawha Valley Weekday Events: Monday, Jan. 29 to Thursday, Feb. 1 • New CAMC physicians, record catfish snatch, Winter Jam 2024 | Kanawha Valley Update • Reds Caravan stop, East End 'Dip Dinner', VIP show and buffet | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Jan. 26 to Sunday, Jan. 28 • Resigned Kanawha BOE member's wife appointed to fill his vacant board seat • WVSU 'Lunch and Learn', South Charleston café opening, volunteer training | Kanawha Valley Update • BOE special session, local job recruitment event, area thespians recognized | Kanawha Valley Update • Preschool enrollment, UKV candy fundraiser, small business workshop | Kanawha Valley Update • This Week at Kanawha Libraries: Pokémon Family Night, Slime-Making Workshop, Pocket Solar Systems • South Charleston mayor to new delegate: 'Protect our revenue stream' • Technology, teamwork help Kanawha Valley's KRT bus system navigate inclement weather • Kanawha BOE members narrow vacancy applicants to 5, plan January 23 appointment • Winter storm updates, radon testing, Hunting and Fishing Show | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley braces for second storm of the week • $2.5M fire, police levy request to be added to Dunbar's primary ballot • St. Albans council postpones discussion on uses for former junior high property — for now • County agency board meetings, Tyler Mountain 'Mobile Market,' salsa night | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Jan. 19 to Sunday, Jan. 21 • Charleston mayor in State of the City: 'We are experiencing significant increases in our revenue' • Closures, delays continue for third day in Kanawha Valley due to frigid weather • 'Pay as you wish' symphony concert, green chili cookoff, grownup gaming | Kanawha Valley Update • Winter weather causes closures, delays in Kanawha Valley for second day • Charleston 'State of the City,' MBA Speaker Series, multiple councils meet | Kanawha Valley Update • Charleston marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day with service, bell ringing • This Week at Kanawha Libraries: Family Movie Night, Walking Club, Bilingual Storytime • Inclement weather forces closures, route changes in Kanawha Valley • Area's first significant snow, MLK Day events, local children's activities | Kanawha Valley Update • Commission change, brewery employee fundraiser, Charleston gallery talk | Kanawha Valley Update • Judge installation, record candidate filings, county commission meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Jan. 12 to Sunday, Jan. 14 • State of the State, food bank 'Mobile Market', Van Gogh feature film showing | Kanawha Valley Update • JB Akers appointed to fill vacant 55th District seat in state House • Photos: A lookback at the 2014 Kanawha Valley water crisis • Wind advisory issued, lawmakers return, Pratt town council meets | Kanawha Valley Update • 'New Year, New Career' fair, Marmet painting event, library board meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • 'Risk Reduction' proclamation, healthcare signup event, KC community meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • 3 officers take oath in Dunbar, cities OK opioid accounts, students return | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Jan. 5 to Sunday, Jan. 7 • South Charleston chili cook-off, Super Bowl blood drive, Charleston council | Kanawha Valley Update • State employee holiday, $8M East Bank sewer grant, 'snow slime' workshop | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Dec. 29 to Sunday, Dec. 31 • 2 gas utility rate hikes OK'd, book store recognized, 'Golden Years' bingo | Kanawha Valley Update • Holiday light displays continue, Kwanzaa kickoff, family movie night | Kanawha Valley Update • Need something to do on Christmas Day? Here are some options in the Kanawha Valley • Window display winners, municipal holiday closures, Family Fun Night | Kanawha Valley Update • 'Santa Tour' in Pratt and Hansford, Clay Center events, Kanawha BOE meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Dec. 22 to Sunday, Dec. 24 • Charleston officer hirings, local holiday shopping, Christmas dance show | Kanawha Valley Update • 300+ bikers hold toy ride, officers host 'Cops and Kids,' EBT holiday boxes | Kanawha Valley Update • Police chief opening, East Bank's 1st female lieutenant, 'Leashes & Lights' | Kanawha Valley Update • Here's what's to love about Charleston's Capitol Street • Sissonville High LEDA grant, 'largest stocking' giveaway, 'Juneberry' play | Kanawha Valley Update • Retired Dunbar K-9 dies, County Commission meets, Christmas parades continue | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Dec. 15 to Sunday, Dec. 17 • Nitro memorial tree, Charleston Police Wonderland, 'Gin and Gingerbread' | Kanawha Valley Update • Ornament winners announced, DHHR advocates flu shots, 'Rudolph' takes stage | Kanawha Valley Update • Nitro pantry donation, 'biggest event' in Chesapeake, library board meeting | Kanawha Valley Update • How to help Kanawha Valley neighbors this holiday season • Celebrate National Pastry Day at these Kanawha Valley bakeries • Holiday food kits for EBT cardholders, library open houses, Marmet parade | Kanawha Valley Update • Free holiday train rides, Nitro Phase II razings, today's Christmas parades | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Dec. 8 to Sunday, Dec. 10 • WVSU Center opens, St. Albans Christmas tour, Charleston holiday concert | Kanawha Valley Update • Cedar Grove Elementary renovations, virtual job fair, 'Joyful Night' | Kanawha Valley Update • Officials to light state Christmas tree at 'Joyful Night' celebration Tuesday • Manna Meal moved, restaurants announce closings, city councils meet | Kanawha Valley Update • Local police granted $244K+ in funds; end of buck gun season; holiday events | Kanawha Valley Update • East Bank sports reunion; Montgomery parade postponed; scholarship concert | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Dec. 1 to Sunday, Dec. 3 • Parade, tree lighting to highlight 'Christmas on Main' in ClendenIn • State agency offering chance to win tickets to Nutcracker ballet in Charleston • South Charleston ribbon cutting; new phone scam warning; Belle story time | Kanawha Valley Update • City officials: Holiday happenings draw record crowds in Charleston • Sissonville community hosting weekend of Christmas events • Kanawha Valley nonprofits to support on Giving Tuesday — and beyond • Area USPS facility could close; warming center opened; structures demolished | Kanawha Valley Update • Capitol Market goes European, transforms into 'Holiday Village' for Christmas season • County offering free 'Christmas at Coonskin' tree lighting, holiday display event Dec. 1 • Marmet town council to hold special meeting today • Charleston PODAs launch; gas restoration update; Monday Night Book Club | Kanawha Valley Update • State DNR, tourism departments offer online holiday gift guide • Christmas musicals, more take stage around the Kanawha Valley during the 2023 holiday season • KRT offering free weekend rides to downtown holiday events • West Side art business goes global, exporting products internationally • Kanawha Valley municipalities announce 2023 Christmas parade dates, times • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Nov. 24 to Sunday, Nov. 26 • Community Thanksgiving dinners; Holly Jolly Brawley; Light fest hay rides | Kanawha Valley Update • Elk City boutique ribbon cutting; holiday travel; Festival of Lights walk | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley eatery among stops on new state culinary trail • WVU study: This 'smart pill' could help save your loved one from an overdose • Kanawha Valley communities set to mark Thanksgiving with eccentricity, tradition • Seniors gas restored; buck firearm season begins; 5 municipal councils meet | Kanawha Valley Update • Bag a big buck? The governor wants to see it • Mountaineer Gas: Half of West Side customers without gas now restored • Locally-designed shirt celebrates Small Businesses Saturday, benefits St. Albans theater • Restoration, relief efforts continue as some West Side residents remain without gas for 9th day • City of St. Albans hosting several residential, business Christmas decorating contests • Kanawha officials offer Thanksgiving safety tips • Kanawha residents asked to contribute to veteran, first responder recognition trees • Celebrate National Baklava Day at these Kanawha Valley eateries • South Charleston council shows interest in new turn lane, stoplight on US Route 60 in Spring Hill • Food giveaway; YMCA Center ribbon cutting; Light the Night kickoff | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Board of Education approves new adult education courses • Veterans eligible for free transportation in Kanawha Valley • 'It's not their fault': Governor says Mountaineer Gas not culpable in West Side gas outage • Kanawha Valley fast food restaurants offering deals for National Fast Food Day • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Nov. 17 to Sunday, Nov. 19 • Big Bean Dinner; Belle food drive; state of emergency declaration | Kanawha Valley Update • Gas outage assistance; enhanced fire danger warning; Mutual Aid Fair | Kanawha Valley Update • County contributes $15K to Kanawha Valley children's theater group • Airline will soon offer Kanawha Valley residents new way to get to beach • West Side gas outage; new Nitro bakery; mobile food pantry | Kanawha Valley Update • Kanawha Valley Obituaries for Nov. 13, 2023 • Independent living organization seeks $400K to renovate building in St. Albans • Former reality TV contestants to bring holiday spirit, music to Kanawha Valley • South Charleston hospital first in Kanawha Valley to offer breakthrough COPD treatment • Kanawha Valley communities to host Veterans Day ceremonies, parade • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Nov. 10 to Sunday, Nov. 12 • Charleston rabbi announces expected 2025 retirement • For Veterans Day, a look at how the US military helped create icons of Western gastronomy • $41.2M water rate hike topic of November 2 public hearing • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Nov. 3 to Sunday, Nov. 5 • $955K dispersed to Kanawha Valley fire, emergency service departments • Kanawha Valley Obituaries for Sept. 29, 2023 • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Sept. 29 to Sunday, Oct. 1 • Kanawha Valley Obituaries for Sept. 22, 2023 • Voter registration; DHHR health survey; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Christmas parade scheduled; 5 town councils meet; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Youth soccer championships; community award winners; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Free naloxone distribution; Ribfest begins; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Ribs, classic cars and fall-themed festivities highlight Sept. 15 weekend in the Kanawha Valley • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Sept. 15 to Sunday, Sept. 17 • Local girl missing; 100K students registered to vote; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • City seeks pole decorators; bridge traffic changes; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Here's what happened this weekend in the Kanawha Valley • Inflation Reduction Act panel; Norwegian fiddling; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Cadet graduation day; South Charleston blood drives; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Local video series starts; Montgomery man's got talent; and more Kanawha Valley news, events, obits • Brewfest, Boomtown Days mark Sept. 8 weekend in Kanawha Valley • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Sept. 8 to Sunday, Sept. 10 • Several Kanawha Valley communities to host cleanup events Sept. 9; volunteers needed • $4.5M HVAC renovation contract approved for St. Albans school; Elkview portables to be removed • Keystone Drive slip repair; flood debris pickup and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Spanish storytime begins; fall brings candy apples; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Marmet Labor Day fest begins; Charleston pasta party; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • CPD hosts BBQ fundraiser; towns offer flood supplies; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Kanawha Valley Labor Day weekend features beats, Jeeps, booms • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Sept. 1 to Monday, Sept. 4 • Former officer pleads not guilty; new mural unveiled; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • DOH: 5 slips repaired, 3 remain in Kanawha County • Flooding leads to 22 rescues; county teen missing; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Kanawha County town of Pratt holding fall decorating contest • State of Emergency declared after flooding in Kanawha County, National Guard activated • Gabe's opens first store in Missouri, Summit Financial to pay more on Q3 dividends • 'Life-threatening' flash flood emergency in eastern Kanawha Co. sparks NWS warning Monday, Aug. 28 • Weekend flash flooding; recovery block party; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obit • New physical therapy center opens; missing man found; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Area endures excessive heat; Fall Fest info released; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Mountaineer Main Street, Tudor's Biscuit Jam Off highlight Aug. 25 weekend in the Kanawha Valley • Montgomery's Mountaineer Challenge Academy South receives $3M in state funding • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, Aug. 25 to Sunday, Aug. 27 • New allegations against ex-CPD chief; Rand woman victim of alleged theft; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Former Kanawha Valley radio personality dead from COVID complications • Man stabbed in Cross Lanes; Lana Del Ray coming to Charleston; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obituaries • Statewide business conference, South Charleston ribbon cuttings and first 'State of the Valley' event • CPD Chief resigns; Dunbar library vandalized; Trick-or-Treat announced; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Live on the Levee ends tonight; KCS students return to school today; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obituaries • Jail bill, creek spill, Halloween on county agenda; new bookstore opens; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, August 18 to Sunday, August 20, 2023 • South Charleston Summerfest starts today; Brad Paisley coming to Elkview; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Teachers, students return to school this week; Nitro City Council meets; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Harm reduction program planned; former Justice donates $250K to WVU Law; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Warrant issued for former officer; ice cream, more mark return to school; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Kanawha Valley Obituaries for August 9, 2023 • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, August 11 to Sunday, August 13, 2023 • Sales tax holiday ends today; legislators called into special session; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Pinch Reunion kicks off today; Skaff resigns from minority leader role; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • DEP seeks comments on Belle chemical facility request; MultiFest begins; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, August 4 to Sunday, August 6 • Foster kids being housed at Camp Virgil Tate; WVSSAC referee training; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Local towns to celebrate National Night Out; Nitro council meets tonight; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Clothing voucher applications due today; weekend weather aftermath; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obituaries • NWS issues areawide heat advisory; a KCHA dog comforts girl, finds owner; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Like I Was Sayin': If your state had an official hamburger, this would be it • County commission agrees to fund Rand Community Center roof repairs, air conditioning, more • As temperature, humidity rise, cooling stations opened throughout the Kanawha Valley • Comissioners to discuss potential precinct changes; Fall Clean-Up dates; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • First responders, mental health, mentoring all topics of celebration this weekend in the Kanawha Valley • Kanawha Valley Calendar of Events: Friday, July 28 to Sunday, July 30 • Double murder remains unsolved; Dunbar library promotes kindness project; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • School supply giveaways planned throughout Kanawha Valley • Bird public e-scooters land in Charleston; charity needs helping hand; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Officials urge property tax payment pause; PSC comment hearing today; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Carper under federal investigation; family searching for missing man; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • South Charleston council ups police entry pay, appoints board members • Kanawha school board approves infrastructure projects, hears book complaints • Beer festival, table tennis highlight July 21 weekend in Kanawha Valley • CPD chief apologizes for 'mistake'; Tudor's Biscuit World wants your jam; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Town of Belle council: New board member in, Old Stone House mowing out • Dunbar councilman expresses concern about abandoned property: ‘Something’s got to be done’' • Case of murdered House employee still unsolved; DHHR warns of SNAP theft; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Marmet municipal employee base wages to increase, effective immediately • 'We pay the demolition, they pay the dump fees': After Jr. High razing, St. Albans mayor, council praise city cleanup • Charleston city council adopts $125K resolution to settle CPD excessive force case • PSC seeks input on $641.7M utility increase; music fest lineup announced; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Charleston councilwoman calls for external investigation after misconduct allegations made against police chief • Gazette-Mail ends Sunday edition; several town councils meet today; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obituaries • Charleston’s Live on the Levee returns; kudos to notable neighbors; and other Kanawha Valley news, events and obituaries • Aerospace manufacturing in South Charleston; archaeology in Malden; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obituaries • Rand facility without central air; BOE centralizes graduations; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obituaries • Sports complex makes $130M impact; mobile food pantry rolls into Elkview; and more Kanawha Valley news, events and obits • Opinion: Forget the pool. The swimming hole is where the real fun is at • Kanawha Valley kicks off first weekend of summer with concerts, pool parties, more • Grammy-nominated Dru Hill to headline Charleston Juneteenth celebration • WVU study: Reducing stigma, increasing payment support would expand treatment for opioid addiction • Column: Vision Pro can prevent strain — but at what price? • Column: Wats spellin hav to do wit effektiv comunikation? • Column: Forget the pool. The swimming hole is where the real fun is at. • Column: Hotter-than-average summer? I can’t take it • Column: Contemplating a kitty? Read this first. • State waterfall trail, first in nation, expanded • Column: Eating the Ocean Up Cherry Run (Reshare) • State’s prestigious 'Golden Horseshoe' recipients to be knighted on bench made by their peers • Orchestra's annual Symphony Sunday lineup announced • New River Gorge named best family trip in US • Column: A politically incorrect look at the state of the nation’s hamburgers • West Virginia stargazing opportunities highlighted by dark-sky association • Celebrate National Barbecue Day at these Kanawha Valley barbecue joints • Press Association debuts Spanish language video series for West Virginians • Column: Geography education is important — maybe now so more than ever • This is what it’s like to be in a coma • West Virginia native TD Jakes announces $1B ‘upward mobility’ partnership with Wells Fargo • ‘Down and Dirty’ country music festival coming to West Virginia’s capital city • Charleston Regatta Commission announces 2023 events • Birds of a feather, sticking together • WVDNR seeks input from West Virginians, offers prize drawing • Boone County native officially takes over as Mountaineer mascot • 12th Friends With Paws therapy dog introduced at Mercer County school • Forget the bucket list — life’s best experienced in the here and now • Considering the universe in poetry • Celebrate Appalachian spring at these West Virginia-based ramp festivals • A boil almost killed me