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Two die in house fire in Swiss
A house fire in Swiss resulted in the deaths of two individuals Tuesday night, according to a spokesman for one of the responding fire departments.
According to broadcasts early Wednesday afternoon, killed in the fire were Bill Kiser and Verna Lou Wright.
The blaze broke out about 8:30 p.m.
A spokeswoman for the state Fire Marshal’s Office said Wednesday morning that an investigator was on scene in the Nicholas County community trying to determine the cause of the fire.
Gauley River, Gauley Bridge and Boomer fire departments responded to the call.
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Dinner recognizes some who helped bring Scouts to Fayette
Bridgemont Community & Technical College took some time out last week to recognize individuals who helped attract The Summit: Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve to Fayette County.
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Smithers prepares for elections
The City of Smithers has elections in its future.
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Town to open game room, seeks volunteers
The Town of Gauley Bridge is ready to open a game room in the Gauley Bridge Community Center, which is dedicated in the memory of Ruby Winebrenner.
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New Fayette super answers questions
Questions on the role of the Fayette County Board of Education were answered Monday night during state-appointed superintendent Dwight Dials’ first meeting with the board.
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Special event marks Black History Month
When she needs a little guidance in fulfilling her duties as chief justice of the state Supreme Court, Robin Davis simply reaches into her left-hand desk drawer.
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Repairs offered
Once again this year, the Southern Appalachian Labor School (SALS) plans to bring hundreds of teenagers and adults to Oak Hill, Montgomery and surrounding areas to improve the homes of elderly, handicapped and lower-income residents through home repairs.
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WVU Tech — Delegates seek restoration of independence
Frustrated over the failure to get timely updates and data from West Virginia University, three Fayette County lawmakers are trying to get a legal separation for WVU Tech.
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Pioneering lawyers’ careers to be profiled
Two black Fayette County attorneys who blazed a trail for African-American lawyers to follow will be featured in a special Black History Month celebration on Feb. 25.
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HFT announces 2010 schedule
The Historic Fayette Theatre has announced its 2010 schedule of events, promising new opportunities at the theatre, along with some exciting modern changes, according to publicist Michael Behler.
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