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Sean McCallister retweeted
Wednesday @wvgazettemail @GazMailSports front
Local work: @Taylor_Kennedy7 x2, @ElmoreSports, @tylerkennett, @SAMcCallister, @fischer_photo
Design: Rob Stiles
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BREAKING: West Virginia officials back away from federal nuclear life-cycle bid after Gazette-Mail report.
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The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has ratcheted up pressure on one of the region’s most prominent coal companies to pay millions in delinquent civil penalties for environmental violations.
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WATCH LIVE: 79th annual Charleston Gazette-Mail Kanawha County Majorette and Band Festival
Bands from all eight public high schools in Kanawha County will perform on Laidley Field beginning at 6:30 p.m., with special guest “The Pride of West Virginia,” the Mountaineer Marching Band from West Virginia University, taking the field at approximately 8:45 p.m.
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Sean McCallister retweeted
Excuse us, @wvgovernor, but you forgot to include a link to the article you claim "misrepresented" your administration's plans and that you dismissed as "fake news."
Don't worry, we've got your back!
And because we stand behind the reporting at the heart of this article and encourage all West Virginians to read it and draw their own conclusions, we've removed the paywall, making this piece of important journalism free to read for everyone.
Check out Mike Tony's story below and thanks for supporting local journalism.
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The Gazette got it wrong. This Friday’s story intentionally misrepresented my administration’s energy plans without giving me a chance to address their claims and slanted coverage.
Here's the truth: We are pursuing nuclear generation and manufacturing to bring high-paying jobs to West Virginia. Our recent application to the U.S. Department of Energy was part of that effort. We want to build on our existing strengths in coal and natural gas to create more jobs and opportunity, stronger communities, and a higher standard of living.
But West Virginia will not be a dumping ground for nuclear waste. Period.
I have directed my Office of Energy to ensure that every site identified in our final Nuclear Campus application is considered only for nuclear generation or manufacturing - not as a dump.
I will keep fighting for investments that can bring thousands of high-paying jobs to our state. I will also protect West Virginia’s beauty and heritage. We can pursue new opportunities without becoming a dumping ground.
More energy jobs and manufacturing jobs are on the table. Nuclear waste dumps are not. We've had enough fake news.
Sean McCallister retweeted
PHOTOS: See moments from a tour inside the North Plant and South Plant of the Toyota Motor Manufacturing West Virginia facility in Buffalo, Putnam County, on Thursday.
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Friday marked the start of the 2026 Gauley River whitewater season, which brings thousands of thrill-seekers each fall to ride the dam-augmented flow of the Nicholas County stream as it drops 668 feet through 25 miles of remote, rugged canyon country, producing more than 100 rapids with huge waves and countless technical challenges.
🗞️READ MORE: bit.ly/4j9D8gB
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Charleston Gazette-Mail reporter Mike Tony (@Mike__Tony) is the recipient of a Local Business Journalism Fellowship awarded by the National Press Foundation.
The fellowship program will offer selected local news reporters nationwide the opportunity to have exclusive briefings with economists, small business owners and other experts.
Congratulations from all of us at the Charleston Gazette-Mail, Mike!
👉 Read more about the fellowship here: bit.ly/4zB9fMh
Sean McCallister retweeted
Charleston native and performance artist Vinny Franck's days-long efforts at the Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences of West Virginia to prepare for the Great Charleston Domino Challenge ended in a controlled demolition as his centerpiece of the challenge, a re-creation of the West Virginia Capitol made from about 10,000 wooden blocks, collapsed in a domino-like effect on Saturday, Aug. 15, 2026.
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Sean McCallister retweeted
Thursday @wvgazettemail @GazMailSports front
Local work: @Taylor_Kennedy7 x3, @sportsturtle11, @SAMcCallister, @shepherdstown1, @scott_abbott
Inside: @tylerkennett, @fischer_photo
Design: Rob Stiles
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TAYLOR KENNEDY: Here's my take on five storylines, in no particular order, looming in Morgantown ahead of the upcoming season.
✍️: WVU sports beat writer @Taylor_Kennedy7
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Sean McCallister retweeted
Wednesday @wvgazettemail @GazMailSports front
Local work: @Taylor_Kennedy7, @ElmoreSports, @tylerkennett, @sportsturtle11, @SAMcCallister, @fischer_photo
Inside: yours truly
Design: Rob Stiles
Sean McCallister retweeted
Two chemical industry giants, Union Carbide Corp. and Covestro LLC, are looking to throw out expert evidence against them, asserting an increased risk of illness from air pollution in South Charleston in response to their emissions of a carcinogen that has driven up Kanawha County’s cancer risk, downplaying an established link between the carcinogen and its harmful health effects.
🗞️FULL STORY: bit.ly/4fvPjSV
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Thursday @wvgazettemail @GazMailSports front
Local work: @ElmoreSports, @sportsturtle11, @DJFM76, @SAMcCallister, @SholtenPhoto, yours truly
Inside: @EricFinchWV
Design: Rob Stiles
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BREAKING: Delegate David Elliott Pritt, R-Fayette, has resigned from the Legislature, according to a letter provided by the House of Delegates.
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Torrential rains caused flash floods that inundated homes and businesses, washed out bridges and led to numerous water rescues in portions of West Virginia, authorities said.
Via @AP
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Sean McCallister retweeted
There's not much more than can be written about this year's WVU baseball story. It was a team that overachieved in a mighty way.
The immediate picture shows a team vying for a national championship. However, the bigger picture shows the unity and togetherness WVU baseball brought to the state.
The Mountaineers unified a state and gave the fan base something to latch onto, as the fans have been trying to find something to attach themselves to and hold onto.
The applause and cheering sounds loud in late May and early June, but the noise should be consistent during the early months of the season that leads to a late season run.
Don't take for granted what this baseball team achieved. Latch onto it and don't let go.
Sean McCallister retweeted
LIVE UPDATES FROM OMAHA: West Virginia baseball has been around for a little over 130 years, but Friday will be a first for the Mountaineers. WVU will compete in its first-ever Men's College World Series.
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DELIVERY/E-EDITION UPDATE: We’re experiencing technical issues that are currently impacting our production, print delivery, and phone systems at the Charleston Gazette-Mail and HD Media.
What this means for you:
- E-edition: May be delayed or temporarily unavailable
- Website: Everything is being updated in real-time. You will be able to access the articles through Monday without logging in. After that, as a subscriber, you will be able to read those by logging into your account.
- Print delivery: The Saturday-Sunday paper was printed well after the deadlines for delivery due to this issue. Those were delivered Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Please let us know if the physical paper was not delivered.
- Phones: Our call center is down. We can't take calls right now.
We are truly sorry for the disruption. We know many of you rely on us every morning, and failing to deliver is unacceptable to us. Our tech and production teams are working urgently to restore full service.
Here’s how to reach us in the meantime:
- Email: [email protected] - We’re monitoring this closely.
If your delivery is missed, we’ll make sure you’re credited. Thank you for your patience. We’re throwing everything we have at fixing this.
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