Josephine Moore is a general assignment reporter based in Beckley, West Virginia. She writes for Yahoo News and The Register-Herald, covering local news and events in the Beckley area. Her articles range from crime reports and court proceedings to community events and local government issues.
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By: Josephine Moore
Feb. 1—Winners of a majority of Raleigh County offices will be decided in the May election because of their nonpartisan status or because all the candidates are running in the same party primary. Such is the case for Raleigh County sheriff where all three candidates are running on the Republican ticket. The candidates for sheriff are incumbent J.C. Canaday, Frank Priddy and Randy White. ...
A single-vehicle crash Friday in Nicholas County resulted in one fatality.
A new senior center is opening in Shady Spring. Located in the back of the School of Harmony building in Beaver, the Shady Spring Senior Center will have its grand opening from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday.
of 2 Demolition of the Pagoda Motel in Beckley began Monday. The city of Beckley is paying for the demolition after deeming the property a public safety issue.
Apr. 18—In the midst of its search for a city manager, Beckley is also facing a lawsuit for its city manager ordinance, which allowed for the transition from a strong mayor to a city manager government.
Apr. 23—In recognition of Earth Day, West Virginia University Institute of Technology students aided the Piney Creek Watershed Association in
May 2—Nearly 400 Raleigh County voters have taken advantage of early voting for West Virginia's Primary Election.
May 10—More than 15 years of planning, fundraising and dreaming finally came to fruition Friday with the opening of the new Salvation Army community center in Beckley.
By: Josephine Moore
May 10—In the wake of declining nationwide college enrollment and recent difficulties for students trying to access federal student aid, West Virginia
By: Josephine Moore
May 13—While arguing pretrial motions Monday in Raleigh County Circuit Court, defense attorneys for Natalie Cochran offered up a different narrative
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