Martinsburg (West Virginia) quarterback Koi Fagan commits to Marshall
After a season of proving he was the best player in the state of West Virginia, Martinsburg quarterback Koi Fagan is making ...
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Illegal immigrant allegedly murdered woman, set her on fire
An illegal immigrant was recently indicted by a grand jury over allegations that the suspect killed a woman and set her body ...
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‘An ecosystem of dysfunction:’ West Virginia still has a child welfare worker shortage, and it’s taking a toll on foster kids and families
When Olivia Frausto was growing up with her father and sister in Martinsburg, sleeping on the floor and waking up to ...
In-State QB Max Anderson Commits to West Virginia
West Virginia head coach Rich Rodriguez has added another quarterback to the mix, landing a commitment from class of 2025 signal-caller Max Anderson, a product ...
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Martinsburg state champion signal caller Koi Fagan commits to Marshall
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — 2024 MetroNews Player of the Year Koi Fagan has announced his college plans and the state champion quarterback is headed to Huntington. After visiting Marshall University over the ...
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A Lizella technical college student who used 3D printers to make guns at home pleads guilty
Jaden Michael-William Pope, 20, of Lizella, pleaded guilty to one count of manufacturing an unregistered machine gun before ...
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Martinsburg’s Flores comes up aces
Martinsburg’s Ace Flores was named the recipient of both the Howlety and Huff awards for high school football in West Virginia. (Photo by Elle Colbert) MARTINSBURG — The Class AAAA state ...
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‘They’re all damaged.’ Despite progress, West Virginia is still failing to get foster kids the mental health help they need
By the time Sadie Kendall turned 18 and aged out of West Virginia’s foster care system, she had lived in more than two dozen ...
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Martinsburg’s Koi Fagan wins Kennedy Award
Martinsburg’s Koi Fagan was named the Kennedy Award winner by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. (Photo by Rick Kozlowski) MARTINSBURG — Koi Fagan looked, he saw and he conquered.