Theresa Marthey is a journalist and staff writer for WVNews, focusing on local news in Kingwood, West Virginia. With a passion for community reporting, Theresa covers a range of topics including local government, education, events, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to keeping residents informed and engaged in the happenings of their town.
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Theresa Marthey's coverage is mainly focused on local government, education, environment and law in West Virginia. She regularly covers government announcements, press releases and opinion editorials related to human resources & employment, government & politics, culture & society and education.
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KINGWOOD — A Preston County resident is concerned about bricks damaged at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial at the Preston County Courthouse.
KINGWOOD — A lawsuit was filed in Preston County Circuit Court filed on July 24 against Preston County E911 makes several allegations against the entity.
KINGWOOD — The Preston County Historical Society informed the Preston County Commission they did not receive a site development grant they had applied for from the West Virginia Division of
KINGWOOD — Preston County Commissioners approved the opening of two new accounts at the request of County Clerk Linda Huggins.
Preston County Commissioners Hunter Thomas, left, and Don Smith hear from County Administrator Nate Raybeck during their Tuesday meeting.
KINGWOOD — Another school year is about to begin, and Preston County Schools is gearing up for the return to classrooms beginning Aug. 21.
KINGWOOD — Residents are reminded to gather up their recyclable electronics for the Preston County Solid Waste Authority’s annual electronic recycling day on Aug. 19.
KINGWOOD — Kingwood City Council gave its blessing to a group of volunteers who would like to form a committee based upon the Kingwood Blueprint Community Committee.
KINGWOOD — County commissioners approved the use of the courthouse lawn for the 81st annual Buckwheat Festival beginning the last Thursday in September.
Paul Burger will provide music at The Gallery Shop from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 15.
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