Recently added articles from The State Journal:
Racetrack Suit Removed From Jefferson Circuit Court
Oct 16, 2009; ... MARTINSBURG - A lawsuit between a horse trainer and Charles Town Gaming LLC has been moved from Jefferson County Circuit Court to federal court. Horse trainer Tina Mawing and the Horseman's Benevolent Protection Agency filed a lawsuit in September 2008 alleging that Charles Town Gaming ...
West Virginia American Water Settles Suits, Will Pay $2.5 Million
Oct 16, 2009; ... CHARLESTON - The state's largest water provider has settled three civil suits during the past several weeks, agreeing to pay $2.5 million in damages. West Virginia American Water provides water service to more than 600,000 customers statewide. The utility recently settled separate cases ...
VA Pledges Medical Treatment for Soldiers
Oct 16, 2009; ... CHARLESTON - The federal Department of Veterans Affairs is pledging to provide special medical monitoring to several West Virginia National Guardsmen who say they were exposed to a highly toxic chemical while serving in Iraq. Members of the 1092nd Engineer Battalion, as well as National ...
For Sale Sign Down at Chamber
Oct 16, 2009; ... The new president of the Chamber of Commerce of the Mid-Ohio Valley isn't interested in moving. Bonnie Grady, who took over the chamber's top job in June, said the "for sale" signs have been removed. "We're not actively looking for a buyer," she said. "We've taken down the 'for ...
Conference Will Promote Exporting to the Americas
Oct 16, 2009; ... The West Virginia District Export Council has scheduled the ExporTech - Doing Business in the Americas conference for Dec. 7-8 at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. The conference is described by organizers as the largest of its kind ever held in West Virginia. The two-day program ...