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Verizon Responds to Fears Over Potential Copper Line Customer Cutoff (opens the original)
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About two weeks ago WETM, a television news outlet in New York State, reported that Verizon released a statement concerning copper wire-based landline telephone service. It linked to a Verizon website that stated “across the country, Verizon is modernizing our networks and transitioning customers from legacy copper infrastructure to modern communications technologies built for how people live, work, and stay safe today.” WETM noted that the announcement was recent. Additionally, customers in Wes
West Virginia Department of Natural Resources Urges Reporting of Wildlife Disease on New App (opens the original)
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As fall hunting seasons ramp up and thousands of West Virginians take to the woods, the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources has a field work assignment. It has asked anyone who notices signs of wildlife disease or disease-related mortality, to report findings to the DNR. Said Paul Johansen, chief of the Wildlife Resources Division, in a release last summer, “The Wildlife Resources Section relies on timely reports of wildlife health events from the public across the state to help monito
Hardy County Shines In “Best Of” Nominations in WV Living (opens the original)
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Every summer, West Virginia Living invites all Mountain State residents to show their support for the best that the state has to offer. Voters go online and select from a broad variety of fields that cover tourism, community service, local culture, attractions, and places to consume both potables and victuals. The Potomac Highlands hosts a significant number of nominations for “Best of West Virginia,” with Hardy County home to a number of highlights. Says Kelly Williams, owner and general manage
Hardy County Clerk Shares Long-Term Poll Worker Needs (opens the original)
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Not often does one get to fulfill a basic civic duty while also making some money in the process. Election Day in as many as 15 counties could provide that opportunity. West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner released that the counties listed need poll workers to fill positions for Election Day on Nov. 3. Workers receive payment for both training and the day of work. Hardy County Clerk Loretta Humbertson explained that the Secretary of State’s office asked each county clerk to indicate if t
West Virginia Department of Education Releases Yearly Assessment of Systems and Schools (opens the original)
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The WVDE’s yearly report on the performance of school systems and schools came out this month with praise of progress. It opened with “West Virginia continues to see improvements in student achievement in most grades, as demonstrated by the 2026 student assessment results.” It went on to share that “Due to the hard work of administrators, educators, and students, the 2026 proficiency rates in math and English Language Arts now exceed 2019 pre-COVID proficiency rates over all and at most grade le
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