Roger Adkins is a reporter at The Gazette-Mail, covering a wide range of topics including healthcare, education, legislative affairs, and economic development in West Virginia. With his extensive experience and dedication to providing accurate and informative news, Roger strives to keep the community well-informed about important issues and events.
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Boone County EMS providers recently experienced a unique training opportunity when Dr. P.S. Martin, the state medical director overseeing EMS in West Virginia, joined them on the road to deliver physician-level care in the field.
The Scott High School cross country team made an impressive showing at the Region IV Championships held on Thursday, Oct. 24, in Huntington.
The Boone-Madison Public Library is continuing its commitment to serve the community with enriching programs and events for all ages, including a highly anticipated book signing with local author D.D. Webb.
By: Roger Adkins, RICK ELMORE, Roger Adkins
of 2 In each of the last two seasons, the Winfield-Scott high school football game carried a lot of weight, and it appears that the 2024 matchup will be no different.
By: Roger Adkins
The Racine Volunteer Fire Department is proud to announce its participation in the 2024 Spark of Love Toy Drive, aimed at spreading holiday cheer to children in need across West Virginia.
The Boone County Ambulance Authority is making strides in supporting both its employees and the community with the unveiling of a new ambulance and an expanded focus on mental health and opioid overdose prevention.
By: Roger Adkins
The Bituminous Coal Heritage Foundation's efforts to secure funding for its museum were successful at the Boone County Commission meeting on Oct. 29.
The Boone Career and Technical Center held its second annual Trunk or Treat event on Monday, Oct. 28, delighting the community with an evening filled with costumes, candy and creative
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