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This article is sponsored by MMJ.com, a medicinal cannabis telemedicine clinic. Senate Bill 386, signed into law on April 19, 2017, by Governor Jim Justice, created the Medical Cannabis Act that allows for cannabis to be used for certified medical use by a West Virginia resident with a serious medical condition and is limited by law to the following forms: pill; oil; topical forms including gels, creams or ointments; a form medically appropriate for administration by vaporization or nebulization, dry leaf or plant form; tincture; liquid; or dermal patch.

Dena Katlyn Brown, 27, of Cross Lanes, died Sept. 18, 2023. Gregory Brown, 71, of Charleston, died Sept. 23, 2023. Amy Carol Campbell, 68, of Mebane, N.C., formerly of Charleston, died Sept. 23, 2023.

An article published by Travel.Alot.Com has dubbed one West Virginia city in particular as one of the most miserable in America. The travel site has sifted through data from sites like the U.S. Census Bureau and AreaVibes to determine which city in all 50 U.S. states is the most miserable.

It’s the first full weekend of fall and there’s plenty to do in the Kanawha Valley. Here are a few local things going on between Friday, Sept. 29, and Sunday, Oct. 1. FRIDAY NIGHT JAM: 5 p.m. $5 per person, 12 and under free. Featuring The Pardners. Concessions will be availale for purchase. Elk River Community and Education Center, 1078 Main St. in Elkview. More info 304-965-3722.

BOONE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA – In the charming state of West Virginia, a tale of courtroom drama worthy of a daytime soap opera is unfolding. The Southern District of West Virginia, a court usually accustomed to the humdrum rhythm of federal litigation, is now host to a salacious legal skirmish involving (wait for it) denied evidence, alleged contempt threats, and family affairs.

This article was written with the help of AI. In the scenic, rugged terrains of West Virginia, where every sunbeam dances on the Appalachian Mountains, the annual ritual of Daylight Saving Time “Fall Back” is met with anticipation and a touch of nostalgia. Understanding the dynamics and implications of this temporal shift is key for West Virginians seeking to harmonize with the rhythm of the seasons.

This post includes content written by AI. As the last week of September unfolds in West Virginia, The Old Farmer's Almanac offers a treasure trove of advice for enthusiasts of vegetable and flower gardening, as well as astronomy. The Almanac, a trusted source of eclectic information, guides us through a week of nurturing gardens and gazing at the celestial wonders above the Mountain State.

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