Folklife Mentor/Apprentice Opportunities Now Open
West Virginia Folklife, a project of the West Virginia Humanities Council, is now accepting applications for its statewide Folklife Apprenticeship Program.
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W.Va.ians To Benefit From Presidential Pardon
Almost all of the West Virginians charged in the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol breach have been sentenced and served their time, although several remained on probation and two are awaiting sentencing.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsUs & Them: Caught Between Two Worlds
Our nation’s capital can make and break careers. In a very short period, Cassidy Hutchinson went from being a complete political outsider to traveling on Air Force One with the President of the United States. She tells Us & Them host Trey Kay about life on either side of the political divide.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWest Virginia ‘Proud Boy’ Sentenced For Jan. 6 Attack On U.S. Capitol
Jeffrey Finley, 28, of Martinsburg, was sentenced to 75 days in prison and $500 in restitution, with 12 months of supervised release.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsPlease Pass The Politics
In the run-up to the 2022 Midterm Elections, the Us & Them dinner party crew finally met face to face! They disagree on many things, including the 2020 Election and January 6. It’s not a surprise that there was plenty of conversation about the Supreme Court’s ruling over abortion access. After 2 years of COVID-19 social distance, the crew gathered like a family around one table, breaking bread, talking politics and trying to understand their differences.
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Grant County Man Arrested In Connection To Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
An Eastern Panhandle man connected to the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol was arrested by the FBI last Friday in Martinsburg.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsFormer W.Va. Lawmaker Gets 3 Months In Jan. 6 Riot
A former West Virginia lawmaker who livestreamed himself on Facebook storming the U.S. Capitol and cheering on what he described as a “revolution” was sentenced Wednesday to three months in prison.
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