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| Raleigh’s chief deputy gets nod for sheriff seat Raleigh County’s chief deputy will now become its sheriff. |
| Chilled salads and sides perfectly complement summer meals Warmer weather calls for cookouts, picnics and other informal occasions for less traditional meals. |
| County-by-county vote tallies Click on the county you wish to view at right. |
| Laird leads in tight 11th Senate race Bill Laird, a name almost synonymous with Fayette County government, grabbed a slim lead late Tuesday in quest of Democratic nomination for a West Virginia Senate seat in the 11th District, a post being vacated by veteran Sen. Shirley Love. |
| Louisos turns 29th District campaign into horse race Fast-food eatery owner and veteran legislator Tom Louisos commanded a 500-vote lead late Tuesday night, moving into an apparent upset of incumbent Democrat John Pino in the 29th Delegate District race.“I think I have won it,” a weary Louisos said in a hoarse voice. |
| Campbell, Browning lead in House 28th Unofficial results Tuesday night showed incumbent Delegate Thomas W. Campbell and Joan C. Browning in the top two Democratic positions for the House of Delegates 28th District, with 30 of 36 precincts reporting at midnight. |
| Newcomer takes race for commission PINEVILLE — Many of the Wyoming County races were close throughout the evening Tuesday, while others seemed to fall into an enduring trend. |
| Some old names join 27th House group Two big names from the past — Bill Wooton and Sally Susman — proved their popularity with Democrats remains strong by joining three incumbents in the winners circle Tuesday in the 27th House District and clearing the first hurdle in a political comeback bid. |
| McNeely, Caldwell close in Senate 10th With 108 of 109 pre-cincts reporting James W. “Jim” McNeely was winning the Democratic primary over Anita Skeens Caldwell in the race to represent the 10th District in the West Virginia Senate. |
| Hosey Dem nominee for Greenbrier sheriff The closely watched race for sheriff in Greenbrier County saw a wealth of experience from four Democratic candidates.With 36 of 36 precincts reporting late Tuesday, Bruce Hosey took the win with 2,263 followed by Albert Lyndsey with 2,127 votes. In third, incumbent Roger Sheppard tallied 1,811 votes. |
| First-time candidate enjoys large lead LEWISBURG — The race for the Democratic nominee for county commission appeared to be in hand for first-time candidate Karen Lobban, who enjoyed a big lead with 24 of 36 precincts reporting. Lobban, an Alderson businesswoman, led with 45 percent of the total vote and had 2,336 votes. |
| Bias-Evans wins sixth term as assessor Raleigh County’s incumbent assessor has won a sixth term. |
| Retired city chief detective leads Raleigh magistrate race A retired Beckley police captain emerged victorious — and the leader — in the Democratic Raleigh County magistrate race Tuesday night. |
| Raleigh County voters hand BOE seats to two incumbents Raleigh County voters elected two incumbents and a newcomer Tuesday to serve on the county board of education. |
| Reed wins Democratic primary race for Raleigh commission Raleigh County Commission incumbent Pat Reed defeated her lone challenger in Tuesday’s Democratic primary election and will now face Republican Charles “Chuck” Carpenter of Beaver in November’s general election. |
| Staton, Lazenby, McGraw to serve 13th Circuit family court Beckley attorney K. Bruce Lazenby will join incumbents Suzanne McGraw and Louise G. Staton as family law judges for the 13th Circuit, unofficial results indicate. |
| St. Clair defeats Mohler in battle for Monroe prosecutor Monroe County residents elected a new prosecuting attorney Tuesday as Justin St. Clair defeated incumbent Rod Mohler by a vote count of 1,583 to 1,132. |
| Obituaries - Wednesday, May 14, 2008 |
| What now? OK, you’ve voted. If you didn’t, shame on you. Millions of people have no say about who governs them. Those of us who have the privilege of voting should take advantage of every election opportunity. |
| Delivery driver robbed at gunpoint Beckley police say they are searching for three men who they believe ordered a pizza — just to rob the delivery driver. |
| Two reportedly injured in Raleigh mine accident Two people were reportedly injured in an accident at a Raleigh County mine Tuesday, authorities said. |
| One injured in car crash One person was taken to a Charleston hospital after a car accident in western Raleigh County Tuesday, authorities said. |
| Another reason to back Huggins Count West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins as a proponent for student-athletes living up to that sometimes lofty billing. |
| Everyone making an impact for Devils Like any tournament-caliber team, Oak Hill has its stars. |
| R-Rod says WVU board, Manchin pressured him MORGANTOWN — Ex-football coach Rich Rodriguez says Gov. Joe Manchin and three members of the West Virginia University Board of Governors pressured him to sign a new contract before the start of the 2007 season, even though it had a $4 million damages clause he didn’t want. |
| Former WVU coach says he, Garrison clashed on final night Rich Rodriguez says his decision to leave West Virginia after seven seasons for the head coaching job at Michigan boiled down to one final, |
| Local Roundup PREP BASEBALL SECTIONALS; Golf tournament to benefit children of Joe Bennett; Clarification; WVU football sets Thursday deadline for renewing season tickets |
| Wednesday Morning Sports Report (5/14) |
| A New Council? A look at some of the winners from Tuesday's Wood County primary. |
| Tuesday Sports Scoreboard High school baseball scores |
| Rich Rod: "They made me do it" Former Mountaineer coach Rich Rodriguez testifies that he was pressured to sign a contract last year that included the 4 million dollar buyout clause in it. |
| Wilson signs with Rio Grande Warren high school's Nick Wilson will run cross country and track for the University of Rio Grande |
| Larry Simmons Student Athlete of the Week Marietta's Krissy Sutton |
| NCAA to Investigate Mayo Matter NCAA President Myles Brand says the governing body of college athletics will investigate new information involving former Southern Cal basketball star O.J. Mayo |
| Blistering Bucs Best Cards in Ten Pittsburgh scores 4 runs in 10th to down St. Louis 8-4 and win for the 7 times in the last 8 games. |
| Reds Win, Lose Keppinger Cincinnati downs Flo;rida 5-3, but second baseman Jeff Keppinger breaks his left kneecap. |
| Tribe Blanks A's Indians shutout Oakland 4-0 for their fourth shutout in the last 7 games. |
| Penguins Chill Flyers Pittsburgh downs Philadelphia to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the best of 7 NHL Eastern Conference finals. |
| Wayne Sheriff's Candidates Ready for General Election Wed, 14 May 2008 00:48:00 EST Both parties now have a nominee for the Wayne County Sheriff's race. |
| School Levies Pass in Kanawha, Jackson Wed, 14 May 2008 00:41:00 EST Both passed by large margins. |
| Tennant Wins Democratic Nomination for Secretary of State. Wed, 14 May 2008 00:37:00 EST Tennant faces Minimah in the general election. |
| Democrats Select Sheriff Candidate in Cabell County Wed, 14 May 2008 00:31:00 EST Tom McComas defeated four other candidates |
| Felinton Wins Third Term Wed, 14 May 2008 00:29:00 EST Two-term incumbent Democrat is the first mayor in city to receive his party's nomination for a third term. |
| Maynard Concedes Supreme Court Race Wed, 14 May 2008 00:17:00 EST Maynard said service was an honor. |
| D'Antoni Says Hello To The Big Apple Wed, 14 May 2008 00:09:00 EST Former Marshall standout is ready for the challenge. |
| Lake County 7, WV Power 4 Wed, 14 May 2008 00:02:00 EST Power hit three homers in loss to Captains. |
| Pens Take A 3-0 Lead In Conference Finals Wed, 14 May 2008 00:25:00 EST Marian Hossa scores twice in the win |
| CBS:Clinton Wins West Virginia Tue, 13 May 2008 19:37:00 EST Clinton won with nearly every demographic group. |
| Search Warrant Filed for Evidence in 1987 Murder of Jill Howard Tue, 13 May 2008 17:53:00 EST Murder weapon on the list of items sought. |
| Felinton Wins Squeaker in the Huntington Mayor's Race The incumbent mayor held off a strong challenge from the president of the Cabell County Commission. |
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