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Free all-day science forum set for Saturday; food, $200 gift cards for participants (opens the original)
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A national science think tank is holding a free public forum in Charleston on Saturday to help shape the future of American science, and it will pay you to attend. The interactive discussion, called a Citizen Forum on American Science, will explore past and current U.S. science policies and will be used to develop a plan for the future of science based on the values and priorities of the opinions shared at the forum. No prior science knowledge or training is required, and organizers say they don
Gazette-Mail editorial: Why is one House district so troubled for GOP? (opens the original)
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Filling the 91st District seat in the West Virginia House of Delegates seems to be reaching the point of a comedy of errors or maybe even a curse, if one is inclined to believe in such things. For the third straight year, the Republican supermajority that controls both the House and Senate is fielding a candidate for the 91st, representing Berkeley County, who is a bit of a problem, to put it mildly. Chris Clagett, the favorite to win the seat, has made several racist posts on social media aga
Former UC President Edwin Welch honored as an academic building is named for him (opens the original)
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As long as Edwin Welch served as president of the University of Charleston, you'd think his name would already be all over the place, from one end to the other. On Thursday, his name was added to an academic building on the far eastern end of the school's Kanawha City campus. Welch, 82, already has an athletic complex named for him at the far western end. The building dedicated Thursday was the former School of Pharmacy building, now named Welch Hall. It's a three-story, 47,000-square-foot struc
12-year-old boy dies after being struck by vehicle in South Charleston (opens the original)
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A boy who died after being struck by a vehicle in South Charleston on Monday night was identified Tuesday. The incident occurred at the intersection of MacCorkle Avenue SW and Rock Lake Drive just before 7:30 p.m., according to South Charleston Police Chief A.R. Gordon. The victim has been identified as Hunter Combs, 12, of South Charleston. Combs was a sixth-grade student at Dunbar Middle School. MacCorkle Avenue SW reopened shortly after 10 p.m. Monday following the investigation. Traffic inve
‘Cash flying out the door’: Audit reveals financial, inventory missteps in WV Arts Dept. (opens the original)
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The West Virginia Department of Tourism is correcting widespread financial mismanagement, including inappropriate cash-handling activities, that occurred within the Department of Arts, Culture and History. A new audit from the West Virginia Office of the Legislative Auditor revealed a litany of past financial issues and inventory missteps within the Department of Arts, Culture and History. There were thousands of state artifacts held at the West Virginia State Museum missing from required inven
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