McDowell County public records: Sept. 1 through Sept. 11
The following Marriage Licenses, Death Certificates, Land Transfers were filed in McDowell County between September 1 and September 11.
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During the third annual Community Education Group (CEG) Syndemic Summit this week, the doctor whose life inspired Michael Keaton's character in "Dopesick" sat down with CEG Founder, Dr. A. Toni Young, for a conversation that spanned from Hollywood, to Mingo County, to the White House — and back to the question nobody in the room could answer...
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Local experts talk history, discuss the impact of Trump’s campaign to end Birthright Citizenship
Panelists at a Charleston library forum unpack birthright citizenship, the 14th Amendment, legal precedent, and civil rights protections in West Virginia.
WV NAACP demands moratorium on data centers, microgrids; Opposes HB 2014
The WV NAACP unanimously passed a resolution demanding a moratorium on High Impact Data Centers and the repeal of HB 2014 over local control and water concerns.
This week in Affrilachian history: Sept. 6 through Sept. 12
Explore key September moments in Affrilachian history: WV’s first Black legislator, Harlem Renaissance author John Matheus, and John Henry’s legend.
For some West Virginians, a historic $450M Chemours settlement over forever chemicals is too little, too late
Parkersburg residents react to Chemours' historic $450M PFAS settlement as federal drinking water protections face potential rollbacks and long-term health harms linger.
‘This Is Not a Hopeless Disease’: Dr. Stephen Loyd on recovery, race and what West Virginia still isn’t funding
During the third annual Community Education Group (CEG) Syndemic Summit this week, the doctor whose life inspired Michael Keaton's character in "Dopesick" sat down with CEG Founder, Dr. A. Toni Young, for a conversation that spanned from Hollywood, to Mingo County, to the White House — and back to the question nobody in the room could answer...
‘Save a Life Day’ sets out to blanket US with Naloxone
On Sept. 24, 2026, Save A Life Day coordinates hundreds of free naloxone distribution events nationwide under the theme 'Elevate Harm Reduction.'
Local experts talk history, discuss the impact of Trump’s campaign to end Birthright Citizenship
Panelists at a Charleston library forum unpack birthright citizenship, the 14th Amendment, legal precedent, and civil rights protections in West Virginia.
WV NAACP demands moratorium on data centers, microgrids; Opposes HB 2014
The WV NAACP unanimously passed a resolution demanding a moratorium on High Impact Data Centers and the repeal of HB 2014 over local control and water concerns.
This week in Affrilachian history: Sept. 6 through Sept. 12
Explore key September moments in Affrilachian history: WV’s first Black legislator, Harlem Renaissance author John Matheus, and John Henry’s legend.
For some West Virginians, a historic $450M Chemours settlement over forever chemicals is too little, too late
Parkersburg residents react to Chemours' historic $450M PFAS settlement as federal drinking water protections face potential rollbacks and long-term health harms linger.