Chris Dorst

BUSINESS BEAT: Union machinists at Union Carbide strike after contract expires

For the week of Aug. 13-Aug. 20, 2024, look for Summerfest in South Charleston, West Virginia, as well as Anne Wilson and Jimmy Fortune at the State Fair of West Virginia in Fairlea, Greenbrier County.

See all the photos from the 2024 West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission boys basketball state tourament championship games, held on March 16, 2024. All games were held at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center.

See Gazette-Mail file photos related to our coverage of the 2014 water crisis in the Kanawha Valley.

In 2024, it will have been 10 years since the Freedom Industries MCHM chemical spill into the Elk River, which contaminated the drinking water for Charleston, WV, as well as nine counties in West Virginia. This incident left over 300,000 people without clean drinking water for several weeks in January 2014. To commemorate this event, the Charleston Gazette-Mail Newsroom conducted an oral history reporting project, which involved modern-day interviews with layered archival footage and photos. The…

The annual Celtic Calling stepped off Saturday morning in Charleston with a parade of drums and pipes. The parade included bands, dancers, an 18-foot St. Patrick and a Loch Ness

More than 75 vendors from across the state were at the Winter Blues Farmers Market selling everything from soap to salsa, in addition to fresh fruits and vegetables.

Members of the Cincinnati Reds organization stopped in Charleston Wednesday for the team’s annual caravan trip.

Charleston elected officials including Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin, city council members, municipal judge Matthew Smith, city clerk Miles Cary and treasurer Ben Adams were sworn-in during an investiture ceremony Tuesday

Clendenin hosted its first Chili’n on the Elk chili cook-off, craft beer and wine festival on Saturday.

By law, charter schools in West Virginia have to be nonprofits. Of course, that doesn’t mean businesses that make a killing on the charter model can’t be paid to run

Crowds gathered on a cool Saturday afternoon on Charleston’s West Side for OktoberWest, a traditional German Octoberfest and craft beer festival.

People gathered at a Charleston barbershop Thursday to shave it all off for a good cause.

Some will look at it as an upset. Nitro coach Pat Jones prefers to look at it as potential realized.

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