Genny McCutcheon is a journalist for WVNews, specializing in local news coverage in West Virginia. With a keen eye for human interest stories, Genny's articles capture the essence of everyday life in her community, from heartwarming tales to humorous anecdotes.
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Genny McCutcheon's coverage primarily focuses on local news and lifestyle, with an emphasis on seasonal events and personal experiences. She often writes opinion editorials, announcements, and covers various events.
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I walked into a Hallmark store and — BAM — Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas came crashing at me from every side of the store.
When my third-grade teacher read “Charlotte’s Web,” I lived for every word she spoke. I didn’t realize my great fortune in hearing that story.
My father often used the old expression, “I wish I had a nickel ….” Probably for every time my brothers and I said, “How many more minutes till we get
By: Genny McCutcheon
Amy has the same problem I do. Chocolate. I met Amy while cheering for friends in a mixed doubles match at a tennis tournament.
Once upon a time, Louisa, Momma and Vieve (that’s me) planned a beach day. Louisa and Vieve loaded the wagon, buckets and shovels into the car while Momma finished packing
I rolled my ankle. The last time I had the pleasure of feeling that sensation happened when I played high school basketball.
Over the weekend, Gary and I celebrated a trifecta of Homecomings: Bridgeport, West Virginia, and East Fairmont (EFHS).
When I checked out the most popular Halloween costumes for kids, I didn’t recognize a few of them.
Tony Bennett is the latest victim of college sports’ NIL (name, image, likeness) and the transfer portal. Bennett became the former head coach of the University of Virginia men’s basketball
Kids strive for independence. If you ask me, that philosophy is turned around and upside down.
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