Community Sports
09/27/2026 · Preston County
Heat Deaths Disproportionately Affect Manufactured Home Residents
Heat claims thousands of lives each year across the United States. Residents of manufactured housing, such as mobile homes and trailers, face a particularly elevated risk of heat-related fatalities.
Heat's Impact: Death Records Often Omit Climate Factor
Adam Willson died in June 2024. While his mother believes heat contributed to his death, Arizona's official records do not list it as a factor. This case highlights a broader issue of uncounted heat-related fatalities nationwide.
09/26/2026
Dodgers Face Challengers in Championship Pursuit
The Los Angeles Dodgers are pursuing a third consecutive championship. Key rivals have made strategic moves and demonstrated strong performances, positioning them as significant threats to the Dodgers' reign. Multiple teams present compelling cases for challenging the dominant club.
09/27/2026
Wizards Secure Top Pick in NBA Draft Lottery
The NBA Draft Lottery concluded, establishing the first-round picking order for all 14 lottery teams. The Washington Wizards landed the coveted first overall selection.
09/27/2026
NCAA Tournaments Expand to 76 Teams for Men and Women
The NCAA announced an expansion of both the men's and women's basketball tournaments to 76 teams. This marks the largest increase for the men's tournament since 1985 and the first for the women's since 2022.
09/27/2026
Cleveland Acquires Catcher in Mid-Season Trade
Cleveland acquired an elite defensive catcher from San Francisco in an early May trade. This transaction involved a player known for strong defensive metrics behind the plate.
09/27/2026
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View allGovernor Morrisey Announces West Virginia Bid for United States Space Academy
Governor Morrisey Announces West Virginia Bid for United States Space Academy October 7, 2026 FAIRMONT, W.Va. - Governor Patrick Morrisey today announced that West Virginia is officially submitting a state-sponsored response to compete for the United States Space Academy, an opportunity that could bring new jobs, investment, and educational opportunities to the Mountain State. Watch Governor Morrisey’s remarks here. “West Virginia helped write the history of America’s space program, and now we have an opportunity to compete for a role in its next chapter,” said Governor Morrisey. “This will be a tough competition, but West Virginia has a strong case to make. We are going to fight for every opportunity that can bring good-paying jobs to our state, grow our economy, and help make West Virginia more affordable for our families.” President Donald J. Trump established the United States Space Academy through Executive Order 14423 on August 28. NASA’s Office of Strategic Infrastructure subsequently issued a national request seeking potential locations for the new Academy. NASA is seeking a location capable of welcoming an inaugural class of 300 students in 2028 and breaking ground on a permanent campus no later than 2027. The permanent campus would require at least 300 acres, accommodate 1,200 students by 2031, and have the potential to eventually expand to approximately 4,000 students. Nearly every higher education institution in West Virginia has joined the effort, creating a statewide network capable of supporting the Academy’s curriculum while a permanent campus is constructed and accredited. Marshall University and West Virginia University’s joint grant resource centers are assisting with the state’s submission ahead of the October 26 deadline. The state enters the competition amid record economic development. In less than one year, West Virginia secured approximately $96 billion in announced private-sector investment and more than 19,000 projected jobs, approximately nine times the level of announced economic development projects West Virginia had previously seen over a comparable one-year period. “Economic development has to translate into something real for West Virginia families,” said Governor Morrisey. “That means more good-paying jobs, more opportunities for our kids to build their careers here at home, and a stronger economy that helps us keep taxes low and make West Virginia more affordable. Jobs and affordability are what this is ultimately about.” “We know that it’s not easy to compete on space issues with states such as Florida or Texas, but West Virginia has our own unique space story to tell,” Morrisey added. The Governor is encouraging communities across West Virginia with potential sites, concepts, or other assets that could strengthen the state’s submission to participate in the effort. More information is available at wvspaceacademy.com.
Unknown County Library Launches Summer Reading Program with Fun Kick-off Event
SUMMER READING PROGRAM KICK-OFF! Get ready for an adventure with the Unknown County Library's Summer Reading Program! Date: Saturday, June 1, 2024 Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Location: Unknown County Library Lawn Join us for a day of: - Exciting Story Times - Craft Activities - Special Guest Appearances - Registration for the Summer Reading Challenge - Refreshments This program is FREE and open to all ages. Encourage your children to read and explore new worlds this summer!
County Commissioners to Meet May 14th: Budget, Paving, and Zoning on Agenda
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2024 6:00 PM - COMMISSION CHAMBERS AGENDA: 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Approval of Minutes from Previous Meeting 4. Public Comment 5. Old Business: a. Review of County Budget Allocation for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 b. Update on Main Street Paving Project 6. New Business: a. Presentation on Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendment b. Discussion of Potential Community Park Development c. Approval of New Fire Department Equipment Purchase 7. Commissioner Reports 8. Adjournment
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View allAttorney General McCuskey joins multi-state coalition raising concerns over Wi-Fi company’s ties to China
Other - 10/07/2026
West Virginia Joins 44-State, $2.3 Million Settlement with Labcorp Over Data Breach
Probate - 09/24/2026
Attorney General McCuskey Joins 20-State Coalition Alerting National Security Council to Exploitation of FDA Approved Drugs by China Supply Chain
Other - 09/21/2026
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