The West Virginia Weakly
Giles Snyder, Dave Mistich, Brian PickensA weekly roundup of news from around West Virginia and anything else that strikes us as worthwhile
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 160 | Subscribers | Read | wvweakly.substack.com |
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The special legislative session that wasn't
The week in West Virginia news started early.
'The Last Waltz' is a Thanksgiving go-to. There's also a loose West Virginia connection.
For Thanksgiving here are ‘Three Turkeys’ by Martinsburg native David Hunter Strother. This sketch is in the collection at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, MD. Strother was a trained artist and West Virginia’s original travel writer. Un...
The plan to contain PEIA costs gets a frosty reception
Today’s WV Weakly is coming to you from our Martinsburg outpost, where it did not go unnoticed that West Virginians got a little bit of a preview this week of a couple of contentious issues that are sure to come up during Patrick Morrisey’s...
56 years since the Farmington Mine Disaster
The Farmington No. 9 mine disaster memorial in Mannington, West Virginia. On this day in 1968, an explosion ripped through the mine operated by Consolidation Coal Company. 21 miners escaped, but 78 were killed. The remains of 19 miners were...
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