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The Mineral News & Tribune is your hometown community newspaper serving the people of Keyser, Mineral County, and the surrounding areas with the news that matters the most - extensive, responsible and dependable coverage of local, regional, state and national/international news. We are a true community newspaper - always inviting submissions, tips and comments from our readers. Whether its a cou

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This female husky mix was found today on East Maple Street Wiley Ford at the public access. Her owner may reclaim her by...
09/04/2024

This female husky mix was found today on East Maple Street Wiley Ford at the public access. Her owner may reclaim her by calling the Mineral County Dog Pound at 304-788-5720 no later than 8:30 AM Monday, September 9.

09/04/2024

KEYSER, W.Va. (WV News) - The Mineral County Grand Jury met Tuesday, Sept. 3, for the third and final time of 2024, and handed down 30 indictments, including multiple crimes

09/04/2024

KEYSER, W.Va. – The Mineral County Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for

09/03/2024

BURLINGTON, W.Va. (WV News) -- Farm to Table has been an innovation in recent years with the concept of knowing what’s in your food and where it came from.

09/03/2024

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09/03/2024

SHORT GAP, W.Va. (WV News) – It’s not where you start, but where you finish. A combination of poor play by Frankfort, and quality play by Moorefield, saw the visitors

SOMETHING THAT MIGHT TAKE THE STING OUT: The prevalence of yellowjackets is always high this time of year, but in seems ...
09/02/2024

SOMETHING THAT MIGHT TAKE THE STING OUT: The prevalence of yellowjackets is always high this time of year, but in seems even higher in West Virginia. Here are some tips that might help avoid those painful stings:

Late summer is a common time to encounter yellowjackets. Typically, this is when they start to switch from foraging for protein sources (such as caterpillars and even carrion) and begin

Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸 Let's take a moment to appreciate all the hardworking individuals who make our communities thrive. E...
09/02/2024

Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸 Let's take a moment to appreciate all the hardworking individuals who make our communities thrive. Enjoy this day off with friends and family, and remember to thank those who contribute to our society.

For late-breaking and up-to-date news, please download our WVNews app, follow us here, or visit www.wvnews.com/mineralnews

08/30/2024

WVU Medicine welcomes Project SEARCH interns from Marion, Mon, Preston and Taylor counties. https://ow.ly/QI2b50TaI6Q

WHAT AN OPENING NIGHT! Robert C. Byrd quarterback Junior Smith accounted for 306 yards and 5 touchdowns as the Eagles sm...
08/30/2024

WHAT AN OPENING NIGHT! Robert C. Byrd quarterback Junior Smith accounted for 306 yards and 5 touchdowns as the Eagles smashed Keyser, 48-7, in Thursday night's opening football game. Check out the story and lots of photos:

CLARKSBURG, W.Va (WV News) — Junior Smith would tell you that the third time is the charm.

08/29/2024

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) has announced that youth hunting seasons for squirrels and black bears are set to open in September.

08/29/2024

To The Editor,

08/29/2024

KEYSER, W.Va. (WV News) — Owners of vehicles of all makes and models, ages, sizes and color are being encouraged to fire up those engines, shine up those special paint

08/29/2024

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08/29/2024

To the Editor:

08/29/2024

RIDGELEY, W.Va. (WV News) – Ridgeley’s recent Heritage Day was a success due to the efforts of officials, residents, businesses and more.

08/29/2024

KEYSER, W.Va. — Highland Arts Unlimited (HAU) will kick off its 52nd season with a free concert by Pan Jammin’ Steel Drum Bands at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, in

08/29/2024

KEYSER, W.Va. — Potomac Valley Hospital recently announced its 2024 Employee of the Year and its 2024 Safety Star of the Year.

08/29/2024

FROSTBURG, Md. — Frostburg State University’s much-anticipated Appalachian Festival will return to campus for its 19th year Thursday, Sept. 19, to Saturday, Sept. 21.

08/29/2024

BURLINGTON, W.Va. - A Romney man lost his life Saturday as the result of a head-on collision on U.S. Route 50 near the Burlington Department of Highways garage.

COMING IN FRIDAY'S PAPER!! Read Chapin Jewell's take on the coming season, and check out the awesome photos by Chapin an...
08/28/2024

COMING IN FRIDAY'S PAPER!! Read Chapin Jewell's take on the coming season, and check out the awesome photos by Chapin and G&G Studio!

08/28/2024

MINERAL COUNTY, W.Va. (WV News) — The Keyser Mini-Tornado, Ridgeley Hawks, and Frankfort Colts completed week two of P*e Wee football action this past weekend with mixed results.

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LAST WEEK to cast your votes for the Best in and around Mineral County! Don't miss out! Vote for your favorite businesses in Harrison County. Voting ends on March 15th! Head over to https://www.wvnews.com/bestofmineral and see the businesses that were nominated by the public and cast your votes. Vote Every Day, Every Hour, Every Category and show your support for your favorite spots now through this Sunday, April 14th! Winners will be announced in a special publication inserted in the Mineral News on Friday, May 17th! Spread the word! Share post with your friends, family, and neighbors. Let's get everyone involved!

Calling all WVNews Winter Sports Winners! The winners have been announced, and we're thrilled to celebrate your achievements! Did you win, or know someone who did? If so, please have them contact us ASAP, no later than March 29th!⏰ Click the link below to get more details!. ✨ www.wvnews.com/contests/contest2

Dr Keith Collins, new principal at Keyser Middle, welcomes students and parents to orientation on Thursday. First day of school is tomorrow!

Summer Jam!

Summer Jam today in Keyser!

Help us help the pups!

Katharine Church Award banquet to get underway soon!

Frosty Fest at WVU Potomac State College tonight!

At Westernport Elementary this morning for a celebration of 100 years of the school being a part of our community!

Folks gathered at the new Keyser Senior Center this morning for ribbon cutting!

Mineral County Sheriffs’s Department and Keyser City Police responding to the report of a domestic disturbance across from Dairy Queen in Keyser. The Call came in to Mineral County 911 center around 6:45 PM. Officers appear to be searching area parking lots and K9 Units are on scene. More to come!

The Convoy for Kids goes through Keyser!

Here's why traffic-related deaths rose in 2020 and 2021, even though less cars were on the road.

A gust of wind sent a bounce house straight towards a child at a birthday party in North Carolina.

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A doorbell camera captured dozens of cows eating their way through a neighborhood in the usually quiet town of Warner Robbins, Georgia.

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USA Today Southeast presents Segregated by Section 8

American public housing was built for white people amid the racism of the 1930s. As more Black people moved in over the decades instead, the government chose to let public housing spiral into decay and hopelessness. “Vouchers” were created to add new mobility for Section 8 renters, who could knock on the door of landlords in town. Our USA TODAY Network investigation starting Tuesday shows how that has failed.

In Richmond, Virginia, about 200 people watched a crane remove the 12-ton statue of Robert E. Lee from where it stood for more than a century. Full story: https://bit.ly/3neL5Ew

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