The hike, guided by local expert Mitchell Dech, is all about spotting and foraging wild edible plants, trees, buds, and flowers that grow in our region. The hike will be about 2 miles, and participants are encouraged to wear good shoes for moderate hiking, bring a cloth bag or basket for harvesting, and wear appropriate clothes for whatever the weather brings, as it will take place rain or shine. #FayetteCounty #WOAY
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Starting August 31, the school is using a new text-based system that will alert parents when their child is absent. Parents can reply by text to confirm an absence, provide a reason, ask questions, or even send a photo of a parent or doctor’s note. #FayetteCounty #WOAY
Authorities are looking for Cloey Shailynn Foster, who was last seen on August 22 at 6:30 p.m. on Carver Street in Institute. Foster is approximately 5’11” and 105 pounds, with long black braided hair. #KanawhaCounty #WOAY
By WVU MedicineFor The Register-Herald Morgantown — Bonnie’s Bus mobile mammography will visit Summers, Barbour, Raleigh, Logan, Randolph, Kanawha, and Marion counties to offer three-dimensional digital screening mammograms and breast care education to women. A service of WVU Medicine-WVU Hospitals and the WVU Cancer Institute, Bonnie’s Buses will be at: Summers County Health Department in Hinton […]
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