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- Sep 30, 2026
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Abandoned mine land reclaimed, turned into farm site in Mingo County (opens the original)
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MINGO COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — Coalfield Development is working to reclaim abandoned mine land at the Highwall site in Delbarton, using a method aimed at transforming rocky, barren ground into usable land again. Coal once drove Mingo County’s economy, but as the industry declined, acres were left behind. “I didn't know how excited I would be to see grass," Coalfield Development’s Land Reclamation Director Kaleb Hanshaw said on how far they've come. "Be able to lay in it like it was pasture." Found
Data center concerns bring ratepayer rally to Ironton, Ohio (opens the original)
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IRONTON, Ohio (WCHS) — As Ohio’s data-center boom accelerates, some residents in southern Ohio are warning that the growing demand for electricity could end up raising utility bills for customers. Democrats rallied in Ironton Tuesday to protest data-center development and its supporters, pointing to concerns about how large projects could affect the power grid and what that could mean for ratepayers. “I feel like we’re all in the dark about exactly what’s going on, how it is going to affect us,”
Paint fundraiser supports families separated by immigration detention (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — West Virginia volunteers gathered in Charleston on Sunday for a painting fundraiser benefiting a statewide fund that helps immigrant families cover expenses when a loved one is detained. Volunteers said the loss of a family member can quickly leave relatives struggling to cover everyday expenses. The Paint for a Purpose event at Fife Street Brewing benefited the West Virginia Community Solidarity Fund, which provides assistance for legal fees, rent, utilities, grocerie
Hurricane Harvest Festival brings families together for free fall fun (opens the original)
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Hurricane, W.Va. — Families gathered at Hurricane City Park Saturday for the annual Harvest Festival, a free event supported by local sponsors. Mayor Scott Edwards said the festival has become a longtime community tradition, giving families a place to come together without worrying about admission or parking costs. “The biggest thing is people coming together and just having fun,” Edwards said. “Sometimes I see people I haven’t seen in years.” City leaders said local sponsors cover the cost of t
Lily’s Place gets $684K for new Cabell County first responder wellness program (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Lily’s Place in Huntington is receiving $684,000 in federal funding to launch a new wellness program for first responders and their families across Cabell County. The funding was secured by U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito through Congressionally Directed Spending. Lily’s Place Executive Director Olivia Meade said the program will focus on mental health, wellness and prevention services for first responders and their families. “We really see ourselves as a facilitator he
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