Recent News About Town of Poca
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Story CopyPROMO E-filing expands Monroe County now part of state Electronic Filing System // 8 TEASER BOX LOCAL Man accuses Lola’s Pizza of wage violations He says he didn’t receive his final wages in a timely manner after being fired.
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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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CHARLESTON – The Mountain State is known worldwide for its natural beauty and outdoor adventures, and this summer is the perfect time to explore all that West Virginia has to offer.
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CHARLESTON – A sitting circuit judge and a retired circuit judge are among the 18 West Virginia lawyers named 2014 West Virginia Bar Foundation Fellows.
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Former Pocahontas County Prosecuting Attorney Donna Meadows Price will soon find out how it feels to be a defendant. She has been charged with embezzling more than $1,000 during her four years as county prosecutor, as well as stealing almost $4,000 in public property on her last day in office.
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MARLINTON - Snowshoe Mountain is being sued over claims that unsafe conditions on a ski trail caused the plaintiff serious injury.
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Below is a partial list of scheduled dates county courthouses will be closed for the Christmas, and New Year’s holidays. The information was provided by the respective county commissions, and is subject to change. Updated information will be provided as it becomes available.
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CHARLESTON – The state Judicial Vacancy Advisory Commission has recommended three of the four candidates who applied to fill a circuit judgeship in Putnam County.
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CHARLESTON – A Pocahontas County judge improperly dismissed a case after an Ohio lawyer failed to connect to two telephone hearings, the Supreme Court of Appeals has ruled.
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