Joey Rather is a journalist based in Clarksburg, West Virginia. He writes for WBOY-TV and his work has also appeared in WTRF 7News and WOWK 13 News. Joey covers a wide range of local news topics, including travel, sports, energy, public utilities, and community events.
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Joey Rather's coverage primarily focuses on local events and news in West Virginia, with emphasis on weather-related incidents, transportation, energy, and local government announcements. The main themes covered are sports and crime.
Pitching to Joey would be most effective if it pertains to local events such as community initiatives or responses to natural disasters. Topics related to the state of West Virginia, including its infrastructure projects, transport disruptions like road closures or accidents could also be well-received. Furthermore, stories about individuals involved in crimes or investigations within Clarksburg may align with his interests.
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The West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission (WVSSAC) recently wrapped up a multi-front legal battle that delayed the start of the 2024 high school football playoffs by a week, but thi…
After high winds and some much-needed rain struck the Mountain State Wednesday afternoon, more than 8,000 customers in north central West Virginia have been left without power.
By: Barbara Ron, Joey Rather
As the population of West Virginia continues to decrease, so does the number of schools across the state.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — After garnering the necessary number of votes, an amended petition seeking to nullify Morgantown's public camping ban was submitted to the city council Wednesday night.
When an opposing football team comes to Morgantown, they typically get a lot of trash talk from WVU fans, but the Mountaineer mascot takes a different angle when they meet mascots from other school…
A Pittsburgh-based car dealership is doing its part to bring comfort to patients at WVU Medicine Children’s.
By: John Lynch
NEW MARTINSVILLE, W.Va. (WTRF) — The Wetzel County Board of Education voted yes to consolidate four schools into two on Friday morning during a special meeting.
Vote for who you think had the best catch of the year as each clip goes head to head in our 2024 bracket. The voting will close at noon on Monday, Nov. 25, and the winner will be revealed during th…
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — It was a bumpy, legal battle-filled road, but after a week of delays, the 2024 playoffs are finally here! Check out all the highlights from your local playoff matchups as…
Vote for who you think had the best coverage of the year as each clip goes head to head in our 2024 bracket. The voting will close at noon on Monday, Nov. 25, and the winner will be revealed during…
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