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Capitol Horror to open in downtown Charleston (opens the original)
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KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — The Capitol Horror haunted house opens Friday night on Capitol Street in downtown Charleston. The inside of old Woolworth building, most recently home to Rock City Cake Company, has been transformed into a Halloween fan's playground. Tickers & Timbers owner Tonya Perry has been working on the project. Perry talked with ARC Appalachia's Anthony Conn and Hannah Cline about what's planned for opening weekend and beyond. More information about Capitol Horror can be fou
Barboursville mayor collects thousands of dollars for students in need (opens the original)
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BARBOURSVILLE, W.Va. (WCHS) — An effort is underway across Cabell County and beyond to help kids returning to school, after the sudden halt of West Virginia's school clothing voucher program. Barboursville Mayor Chris Tatum recently launched an initiative on his Facebook page collecting money for kids in need of clothes. As of Monday morning, Tatum said he raised $15,000. He spoke with Anthony Conn on ARC Appalachia about how the effort has grown. You can watch ARC Appalachia weekday mornings at
West Virginia lawmakers reflect on lack of clean water legislation in recent session (opens the original)
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KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — Clean drinking water is hard to come by in some West Virginia homes, especially in the southern coalfields. In Charleston, lawmakers discussed the state's water issues during the spring legislative session - but much of it was to no avail. Two house bills - the West Virginia Clean Water Act and the Southern West Virginia Clean Water Fund, each failed to reach the finish line. "Ultimately there's two elements at play. One of those is funding overall. Identifying not
South Charleston opens 1976 time capsule (opens the original)
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KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — The City of South Charleston has opened its time capsule from 1976. The July 4th ceremony brought a crowd to D Street, where the capsule has been displayed outside of city hall for 50 years. Items found inside the capsule included several newspaper clippings, city documents, pictures and posters from former schools, an Uncle Sam poster, and an ash tray, among other finds. The items will soon be on display at the South Charleston Public Library through August. The c
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