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- Sep 22, 2026
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PSC gives Black Diamond, APCo 10-day sale timeline (opens the original)
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BECKLEY â The Public Service Commission has given Black Diamond Power and Appalachian Power 10 days to develop a timeline for possible acquisition talks. The directive followed a status hearing in Charleston that centered on Black Diamondâs future, Appalachian Powerâs push for receivership and the steps needed for due diligence on a potential asset purchase agreement. Reach Riley McCoy at 304-254-2080 or email at rmccoy@register-herald.com. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular vi
Raleigh County tunnel fire continues to blaze near Sophia and Coal City (opens the original)
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COAL CITY â Smoke from an active fire inside an old railroad tunnel closed three Raleigh County schools Monday as emergency crews worked to contain the uncontrollable blaze. Coal City Elementary, Independence Middle and Independence High schools were closed Sept. 14 because of smoky conditions around Independence Hill after a fire began burning inside the Old Sophia Train Tunnel near Farley Hill over the weekend. Reach Riley McCoy at 304-254-2080 or email at rmccoy@register-herald.com. Sorry,
GoFundMe campaign started after Raleigh County Schools bus destroys home (opens the original)
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MACARTHUR â Michael Young is asking the community for help rebuilding his life days after a school bus crashed into his home and left his family displaced. Young has launched a fundraiser to help cover rent, utilities, furniture, food and other immediate expenses after the Sept. 9 crash destroyed his home on Old Pemberton Road, where he had lived for approximately 20 years. Reach Riley McCoy at 304-254-2080 or email at rmccoy@register-herald.com. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular
Valley College and Appalchian Regional Healthcare agree to partnership (opens the original)
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BECKLEY â With pens on the table and the future in mind, Valley College and Appalachian Regional Healthcare made a new educational partnership official Wednesday. The agreement gives ARH employees access to scholarships ranging from $3,000 to $12,000 across Valley College diploma, associate and bachelorâs programs. Officials framed the partnership as both an employee benefit and a workforce tool aimed at career advancement and filling regional vacancies. Reach Riley McCoy at 304-254-2080 or
DUI simulator shows Shady Spring High students value of sobriety (opens the original)
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SHADY SPRING â On Monday, students at Shady Spring High experienced the dangers of drunk driving without the start of an engine. Bryan Lewis, with the West Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Administration, arrived at the school around 7:45 a.m. to prepare the agencyâs mobile DUI simulator. Reach Riley McCoy at 304-254-2080 or email at rmccoy@register-herald.com. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
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