Dylan Vidovich is a News Reporter at various regional publications including the Herald Dispatch and Charleston Gazette-Mail. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on events and conferences, arts and entertainment, and climate change, often exploring themes of educational policy and consumer events. Dylan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as BLACK, GARY LEE, and the Waco Tribune-Herald.
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Dylan Vidovich's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on entertainment and crime. His articles reflect attention to community events, criminal activities, and local developments within Logan County, West Virginia.
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By: Dylan Vidovich Logan Banner
LOGAN — An Akron, Ohio, man is facing a felony drug charge after a Logan County traffic stop yielded nearly two pounds of suspected methamphetamine, according to a criminal complaint filed in Logan County Magistrate Court.
By: Dylan Vidovich
WHITMAN — Emergency crews successfully rescued a worker who became trapped inside a hopper at Southern West Virginia Asphalt Inc.'s Whitman Plant on Thursday following a complex, multi-agency rescue operation.
By: Dylan Vidovich
The Hatfields and McCoys Historical Society is bringing a free traveling exhibit — opening Friday — to Logan and Mingo counties this month. A wreath-laying ceremony and scholarship announcement is also planned at the Hatfield Family Cemetery on Memorial Day.
By: Dylan Vidovich Logan Banner
LOGAN — The Logan County Grand Jury returned 77 indictments during its May term, with the list including a middle school teacher whose arrest drew widespread community attention.
By: Dylan Vidovich Logan Banner
LOGAN — A Facebook post advertising auditions for an upcoming production sparked concern in the local arts community this week after The Aracoma
By: Dylan Vidovich Logan Banner
LOGAN — For most Little League players, facing a team from another league is a routine part of the season, but for athletes in the Challenger
By: Logan Banner, Dylan Vidovich
SARAH ANN — The Hatfields and McCoys Historical Society gathered May 25 to mark Memorial Day with its annual ceremony near the Hatfield Cemetery, though rain pushed the event indoors
By: Dylan Vidovich, Logan Banner
LOGAN — Logan Elementary School students will almost certainly begin the 2026-2027 school year still housed at Logan Middle School, district officials said during the May 26 meeting of the
By: Logan Banner, Dylan Vidovich
LOGAN — Alongside the ongoing Logan Elementary situation, Logan County Schools Director of Facilities Andrew Dotson laid out an extensive list of facility projects underway or planned across the district
By: Logan Banner, Dylan Vidovich
MOUNT GAY — Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College has appointed Elizabeth Manuel as its new interim president.
