Jordan Massey is a multimedia journalist for WBOY-TV, focusing on local news in Clarksburg, West Virginia. With a passion for community storytelling, Jordan covers a wide range of topics including local events, charity initiatives, business openings, and public safety.
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Jordan Massey's coverage mainly focuses on local events and community-related news in West Virginia, with an emphasis on topics such as veterans, military, education, community events, and donations. If you have a story related to these themes or specific local events in the Clarksburg area or surrounding regions of West Virginia, consider reaching out to Jordan with engaging human-interest stories that resonate with the local community. Given his focus on government announcements and seasonal content as well as family & relationships and government & politics themes within this context could also be effective angles for outreach.
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CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — With early voting in West Virginia set to begin on Wednesday, the Harrison County Senior Center hosted an event Tuesday
By: Jordan Massey
Pierpont Community and Technical College (C&TC) showed appreciation to its students on Wednesday with a scholarship awards ceremony at the Robert C. Byrd Aerospace Education Center.
By: Jordan Massey
In recognition of the National Day of Prayer on May 2, Olive Branch Church in Bruceton Mills opened its doors for community members to stop by and give their prayer requests, either for somebody el…
By: Jordan Massey
A car cruise was held in Bridgeport Friday morning to honor the life of Stephen Gardner, an Air Force veteran from Harrison County.
West Virginia’s only vending machine that distributes naloxone is getting a new home at Wise Path Recovery Centers in Westover.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — Forty high school students from University and Morgantown High Schools got a jump start on their careers Monday morning as they were signed into the WVU Medicine MedEd program
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — To celebrate its Spring 2024 graduates who are set to walk across the stage this weekend, West Virginia University held
By: Jordan Massey
The Marion County Humane Society’s levy had 57.96% of votes in favor of it, but it needed 60% of votes in favor to pass.
By: Jordan Massey
More than 250 Monongalia County elementary school students released fish that they have been raising since they were eggs at Mason-Dixon Historical Park on Wednesday.
By: Jordan Massey
The Morgantown Utility Board took time Thursday to honor John Edwards, a former slave and the man who began the city’s first water business back in 1865.
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