Dylan Vidovich

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LOGAN – In a 2-1 decision, the Logan County Commission on Monday approved the Town of Man’s annexation petition. The approval means that several properties will now be included within the town’s borders including Man High School, Man Middle School, the property on the left side of W.Va. 10 toward the middle school, the former pool property, and the residence of Mike and Gretchen Donahue, which is located adjacent to the high school.

1 week ago | loganbanner.com | Dylan Vidovich

LOGAN – As he wraps up his final days as superintendent of Logan County Schools, Jeff Huffman made his final appearance at a meeting of the Logan County Board of Education last week. Huffman introduced his successor, Dr. George L. Aulenbacher, who will take the reins as superintendent on July 1. Aulenbacher is a former principal of George Washington High School who more recently served as an assistant superintendent for Kanawha County Schools. kAm(:E9 {@82?

1 week ago | loganbanner.com | Dylan Vidovich

LOGAN – It’s that time of year again: the annual West Virginia Freedom Festival is coming to downtown Logan. The festival will open with “Royalty Night” on Tuesday, June 24. Things will kick off at 5:45 p.m. with prayer on the main stage and the opening of the Gold Rush gem sifting and rock wall attractions. From there, most of the other attractions in town will open at 6 p.m.kAme A]>] H:== 2=D@ <:4< @77 E96 >FD:4 A6C7@C>2?46 D4965F=6 H:E9 r@5J z6??65J @? E96 >2:?

1 week ago | loganbanner.com | Dylan Vidovich

CHAPMANVILLE – A woman from Harts has been charged with two counts of kidnapping after police say she stole a vehicle at a yard sale in Lincoln County that had two children inside. According to a criminal complaint filed in Logan County Magistrate Court, the crime happened on Friday, June 13.

1 week ago | loganbanner.com | Dylan Vidovich

LOGAN – Members of the WV Hive Network, an organization based in 13 counties that seeks to assist entrepreneurs in southern West Virginia, were in Logan on Wednesday, June 11 to host a networking session with local business leaders. The WV Hive set up shop in the Main Street Co. coffee shop in downtown Logan, where they conducted several networking activities like an icebreaker with other business owners and an on-site interview with the shop’s owner, Barry Carter.