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Chris Lawrence

Charleston

Host, West Virginia Morning News and West Virginia Outdoors at West Virginia MetroNews

Chris Lawrence, host of the West Virginia Morning News and West Virginia Outdoors radio shows on the MetroNews Radio Network and 580 WCHS Radio

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Articles

  • New Morgantown city manager eager to get started

    3 days ago | wvmetronews.com | Chris Lawrence

    MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Soon-to-be Morgantown City Manager Jamie Miller says she’s looking forward to beginning her work in the community on June 23. Miller is currently the city manager of Paris, Kentucky, a city of about 10,000 people just outside Lexington. Miller said she is excited to get down to business with the multiple stakeholders. She believes her leadership can lay the foundation for future growth and development.

  • Harrison County angler lands a record largemouth bass

    5 days ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Chris Lawrence

    Share . — West Virginia has seen several fish records fall in the past couple of years, but new records for black bass in the Mountain State are rare. That changed Thursday when Seth Spry of Lumberport, W.Va. hooked a live bluegill on his line and cast into the cover of a private farm pond in Harrison County. “You can tell when a bass is after it, they go absolutely crazy.

  • Harrison County angler lands a record largemouth bass

    5 days ago | wvmetronews.com | Chris Lawrence

    LUMBERPORT, W.Va. — West Virginia has seen several fish records fall in the past couple of years, but new records for black bass in the Mountain State are rare. That changed Thursday when Seth Spry of Lumberport, W.Va. hooked a live bluegill on his line and cast into the cover of a private farm pond in Harrison County. “You can tell when a bass is after it, they go absolutely crazy.

  • Judge asked to force NIOSH to keep miner health programs in place at least for now

    1 week ago | wvmetronews.com | Chris Lawrence

    CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Testimony before U.S. District Judge Irene Berger in federal court in Charleston disputed whether the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and its black lung screening program is actually shut down. Lawyers representing a West Virginia coal miner contend staff layoffs announced for NIOSH have made black lung screening programs impossible to carry out.

  • Natural Resources Commission meeting format to change drastically

    1 week ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Chris Lawrence

    Share KEYSER, W.Va . — The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources will change its long held format for meetings of the Natural Resources Commission. Sunday’s meeting at Potomac State College in Keyser was the last of the meetings under the old format.

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Chris Lawrence
Chris Lawrence @WVOutdoors
13 May 25

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Chris Lawrence
Chris Lawrence @WVOutdoors
12 May 25

State Troopers to be part of a grueling benefit in Maryland https://t.co/NbIw7jDfEi

Chris Lawrence
Chris Lawrence @WVOutdoors
12 May 25

WV DHS to begin a series of listening sessions across the state tonight in Hurricane https://t.co/JU2tf2010n