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YourTowns: Tractor Supply opening, trunk or treats, new Marmet police chief (opens the original)
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Halloween is just around the corner, and municipalities throughout the region are planning trunk or treats, haunted houses and more festivities to get residents in the spooky spirit. Others have citywide yard sales, perfect for bargain hunters, coming up. In local government news, one town is hosting a meet-the-candidates event ahead of Novemberâs general election while another addresses the impending demolition of one of its historic, but privately owned, buildings. Ribbon cuttings for new bu
West Virginia honors Dolly Parton with read-a-thon contest to encourage reading (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton wasnât just a country music icon â she was also a passionate believer in the importance of reading. Parton died Aug. 25, but her legacy will continue this fall with the launch of West Virginiaâs Dolly Days Read-a-Thon, a statewide campaign to get Mountain State students to fall in love with books. The program, hosted by the Department of Tourism, runs from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31. Children in kindergarten through fifth grade can aim to read 25 books and track their work on paper rea
WV Culture Center partially closing next year for unspecified renovations and repairs (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON â The West Virginia Culture Center is set to partially close next year for an indeterminate amount of time for renovations, according to the state Department of Tourism. In a statement on Wednesday, Secretary of Tourism Kayla Kessinger said, âThe Culture Center is vital to the State of West Virginia and the Department of Tourism. We are working everyday to evaluate the Culture Centerâs needs and conduct renovations. Due to these renovations we will not be accepting new reservati
West Virginia tourism hits new record for visitors in 2025, Morrisey says (opens the original)
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The Mountain State welcomed a record number of visitors last year, Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced on Monday, an indication that West Virginiaâs tourism push is paying off. More than 78 million tourists visited West Virginia in 2025, according to the governor, 1.6% higher than 2024. Travelers spent more than $6.8 billion and generated more than $9.4 billion in economic activity for the state, slight upticks from the year before. More than 61,000 West Virginians worked in jobs supported by tour
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