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A possible drowning is under investigation in Fayette County. Robin Snyder, with the National Park Service, said a young boy has been reported missing and his family believes he may have drowned. It
Crews are looking for a missing man who may have been swept away in a river in Fayette County.
May 18 is an important day for Greenbrier Valley Theatre as it dedicates its new marquee and unveils three new sidewalk stars recipients in conjunction with the opening night of its new production.
May 18 is an important day for Greenbrier Valley Theatre as it dedicates its new marquee and unveils three new sidewalk stars recipients in conjunction with the opening night of its new production.
Wednesday, May 16 2012 10:07 PM EDT2012-05-17 02:07:16 GMT
The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Greenbrier County has announced that Cabinet Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Education Kay Goodwin will deliver the school's 35th commencement
The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Greenbrier County has announced that Cabinet Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Education Kay Goodwin will deliver the school's 35th commencement ceremony.
MULLENS -
In an effort to step into someone else's shoes WVNS-TV's evening news anchor, Lauren Weppler, is performing various jobs around the community.
Tuesday, Oct. 1, Weppler was a radio disc jockey, but this week she was swapping the microphone for a pair of tools.
Weppler began her day as farrier with a history lesson of the tools one would and can use to shoe a horse from Bunch McKinney, a retired farrier from the Mullens area.
McKinney warns Weppler that some horses like to have shoes put on and others aren't so comfortable with the task.
"I'm a little nervous," admits Weppler.
McKinney shows her how to clean and file the horses hoof to have proper placement of the shoe.
After completing the task McKinney awards Weppler with a certificate of excellence and a trophy.
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