Braxton Magistrate Report
Magistrate Beth SmithJanuary 17: Michael P. Knight of Burnsville, driving revoked for DUI-2nd offense, warrant issued, bond set at $3000 personal recognizance; Rebecca Cain of Falls Mill, petit larceny, warrant[Read More…]
Magistrate Beth SmithJanuary 17: Michael P. Knight of Burnsville, driving revoked for DUI-2nd offense, warrant issued, bond set at $3000 personal recognizance; Rebecca Cain of Falls Mill, petit larceny, warrant[Read More…]
Sylvia Helen (Ellis) MallionSylvia Helen (Ellis) Mallion, 66, of Camden, WV passed away on Tuesday, January 14, 2025 after an extended illness. She was born in Clarksburg, WV on October[Read More…]
Like many of you I recently received a letter from State Farm Insurance that really upset me. To set the stage for my comments, here is a bit of background…[Read More…]
The first meeting for 2025 for the Braxton County Board of Education was held on January 14 after being postponed from January 7 due to the inclement weather. The opening[Read More…]
On January 12, 2025, the West Virginia House of Delegates held the first session of the 87th Legislature. The Secretary of State presented the 2024 election results, confirming a quorum[Read More…]
Magistrate Beth SmithJanuary 8: Judy Rene Jenkins of Gassaway, possession of meth, no contest plea, unlawful disposal of litter, dismissed per plea, fine/court costs assessed; Christopher Sullivan Jarvis of Sutton,[Read More…]
House Speaker Roger Hanshaw last week announced leadership roles within the West Virginia House of Delegates and a change to the committee format for the upcoming 87th Legislature. Delegate Lori[Read More…]
Emogene F. HinesEmogene F. Hines, 94, of Diana, passed away on Thursday, January 2, 2025 at Webster County Memorial Hospital.Born January 28, 1930 in Diana, she was the daughter of[Read More…]
This Monday has been a little better than the last one. As loyal readers are undoubtedly aware we got both papers printed and distributed last week. The Citizens’ News was[Read More…]
Editor’s Note: Dr. Ed Grafton has contributed another interesting article of time gone by for our readers’ enjoyment. This series details the Grafton family horse logging business in West Virginia.[Read More…]