From the Public Notice Resource Center: I. Public Notice Public notice is information alerting citizens of government or government-related activities that may cause a citizen to take action. Traditionally and effectively newspapers—that are intended for general circulation, published regularly at short intervals, containing intelligence of current news of[Read More…]
By C.J. HarveyFor The University of Charleston Charleston – The University of Charleston has once again been recognized for its commitment to student success, earning designation as a College of Distinction for the 2026-2027 academic year. This marks the sixth consecutive year UC has received the honor. Colleges of Distinction recognizes institutions[Read More…]
By Stan BumgardnerFor The West Virginia Humanities Council Charleston—The West Virginia Humanities Council has released the summer 2026 edition of its digital magazine, People & Mountains. This issue profiles folklorist Gerald Milnes, the Robert Higgins House in Moorefield and history-related board games. The magazine can be accessed from the Council’s[Read More…]
By Emily AkersFor Digital Relativity Charleston — Digital Relativity, a full-service marketing agency based in West Virginia, has earned a spot on Inc.’s 2026 Best Workplaces list for the third consecutive year. Digital Relativity is the only West Virginia-based company named to the 2026 list. The annual recognition honors companies[Read More…]
By Rachel BroskyFor WVU, Today Though rural women entrepreneurs make up only a small portion of the self-employed across the United States, new West Virginia University research shows they are crucial to overall economic success. A study by Heather Stephens, director of the WVU Regional Research Institute, and Xiaoyin Li a postdoctoral fellow, with Jason S. Entsminger, assistant[Read More…]
By Shelley HansonFor The Intelligencer Wheeling – Mikaya Green, chair of The Friendlier City Project, has always felt it important that the Ohio Valley’s LGBTQ+ community could celebrate its community at home, that there be a space that its members felt comfortable doing so. For the fourth year, that space[Read More…]
By Jim RossFor HDMedia Camp Conley — People who live near the data center Nscale is building north of Point Pleasant, Mason County, have the opportunity to sell their homes to the company, and some are doing so. Jason Bechtle, site manager for Nscale, which is building the Monarch Compute Campus north[Read More…]
By Diane NesterFor The Office of WV Secretary of State Kris Warner Charleston – At the 49th annual International Association of Commercial Administrators (IACA) Conference in Providence, Rhode Island, the WV Secretary of State’s Internal Knowledge Center earned the 2026 Merit Award. Each year, IACA recognizes jurisdictions who have successfully implemented an innovative change in their[Read More…]
By Justin JacksonFor The Inter-Mountain Granville – The party began in the second inning Saturday, just seconds after Ben Lumsden sent a 362-foot defining statement into the visitor’s bullpen for a three-run home run. It was a celebration that stretched well beyond the confines of Kendrick Family Ballpark and well[Read More…]
By Joselyn KingFor The Intelligencer Wheeling – There were boats, water skiers, kids engaged in water battles, environmental talk and even some science experiments and food trucks as Easterseals Rehabilitation Centerhosted its second annual “Splashtacular” at Wheeling’s Heritage Port. The event was free, with raffle tickets being sold to benefit[Read More…]
By Steven Allen AdamsFor The Parkersburg News and Sentinel Charleston – Members of the West Virginia Democratic Executive Committee decided to keep Del. Mike Pushkin as its top leader heading into the November midterm general election, with party advocates excited about possibly reversing Democratic losses in the statehouse. The state[Read More…]
