Town of Wayne
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200 Pioneer Road, Wayne, WV 25570
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WAYNE – A Wayne woman says she was injured when a picnic table outside the county courthouse flipped over while she was sitting on it.
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CHARLESTON - Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is reminding West Virginians of the state's price gouging laws during states of emergency and states of preparedness. When the governor declares a state of emergency or state of preparedness, businesses may not increase the price of certain vital commodities by more than 10 percent. "Today, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin declared a 'State of Emergency' in three counties, and a 'State of Preparedness' in 35 other counties in order to mobilize resources to c
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Wyoming County Courthouse
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MARTINSBURG – The estate of a man shot and killed by Martinsburg police officers is seeking $200 million in a recently filed lawsuit.
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MARTINSBURG – Twelve days before a trial was scheduled to begin, a personal injury lawsuit against Sheetz was settled.
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CHARLESTON – The state’s Supreme Court has affirmed the constitutionality of the Town of Ceredo’s ordinance prohibiting the ownership of pit bull terriers within the city limits.
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Chambers HUNTINGTON -– A federal judge has remanded 18 cases filed by minors who claim they suffered birth defects as a result of their mothers' use of Pfizer's prescription drug Zoloft.
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Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin surveyed storm damage in Wayne, Lincoln and Marion counties on March 3 after storms swept through the state producing tornadoes, torrential rains and damaging winds. Here, he listens as one Wayne County resident shares her story. Delegate Don Perdue, D-Wayne, is in the background. (Photo courtesy of the West Virginia National Guard)
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Attorneys Randy Saunders, left, and Taylor Hood helped save Sophia and Rose from euthanization. (Courtesy photos) HUNTINGTON – Two Nelson Mullins attorneys worked to get two golden retrievers released from the Cabell-Wayne Animal Shelter after a volunteer sought their legal help.
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Pratt CHARLESTON -– The Supreme Court is seeking public comment on proposed rules for a Business Court in West Virginia.
