Rodney Lamp

Clarksburg

Executive Producer at WBOY-TV (Clarksburg, WV)

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Stories of the Week: April 27 through May 3

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Rodney Lamp

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – Here are some of the top stories this week on the WBOY 12News Facebook page. A truck driver charged in a fatal Cheat Lake collision is set to return from California. A fan who fell over the railing at PNC Park has been identified as a former Wheeling University football player. Gov. Patrick Morrisey has signed a bill requiring voters to present photo identification in order to vote. West Virginia has declined to join a nationwide lawsuit over the cancellation of AmeriCorps.
Stories of the Week: April 27 through May 3

1 week ago | wboy.com | Rodney Lamp

Some NIOSH employees reinstated, permanence not guaranteed Some NIOSH employees reinstated, permanence not guaranteed Jazzy’s Sweet Spot and Hydrobikes opens in Morgantown Man, woman arrested after Mannington standoff charged … Morgantown High School holds Military Signing Day Former Bridgeport city manager files civil complaint Man suspected to be involved in Mannington standoff … Fan who fell over railing at PNC Park identified … Gov. Morrisey attends 10th Reagan Day Dinner in Grafton WVU...
Stories of the Week: April 20 through April 26

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Rodney Lamp

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – Here are some of the top stories this week on the WBOY 12News Facebook page. The Randolph County Board of Education voted this week to fire 33 staff members. Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed Lauren’s Law to increase the penalties for bringing fentanyl and other drugs into West Virginia. The Ronald McDonald House in Morgantown said recent funding cuts should not significantly affect its operations. Former ESPN sportscaster and Clarksburg native Mike Patrick died at the age of 80.
Stories of the Week: April 20 through April 26

2 weeks ago | wboy.com | Rodney Lamp

How Tucker and Randolph residents can be citizen … 3 WVU students have visas restored by federal government WVU to host Agritourism Conference in Canaan Valley Nature Conservancy planting 36,000 trees to restore … Cheat River Rail-Trail open for recreation in Kingwood New Morgantown pool will open in May; new skatepark, … Salem University requests to remain exempt from B&O … Marshall student who had visa revoked may remain … ACLU files lawsuit for WVU student who had visa revoked Dog...
Stories of the Week: April 13 through April 19

3 weeks ago | wboy.com | Rodney Lamp

CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA – MARCH 22: JJ Quinerly #11 of the West Virginia Mountaineers celebrates post-game in the locker room during the First Round of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament held at Carmichael Arena on March 22, 2025 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Stories of the Week: April 13 through April 19

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Rodney Lamp

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – Here are some of the top stories this week on the WBOY 12News Facebook page. Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed the state’s budget for Fiscal Year 2026, but he vetoed certain items. Rep. Riley Moore responded to criticism over photos he shared from his visit to a prison in El Salvador. More than 200 people attended a town hall meeting to discuss a proposed power plant in the Davis and Thomas area.
Stories of the Week: April 6 through April 12

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Rodney Lamp

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – Here are some of the top stories this week on the WBOY 12News Facebook page. A 500-acre natural gas power plant has been proposed to be built in Tucker County. Protesters gathered near the NIOSH facility in Morgantown after layoffs were announced last week. A high school student in Harrison County has been accepted to Harvard. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Stories of the Week: April 6 through April 12

1 month ago | wboy.com | Rodney Lamp

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Stories of the Week: March 30 through April 5

1 month ago | wboy.com | Rodney Lamp

WBOY.com Video Bill Bellamy performing at the Robinson Grand Bridgeport City Council votes to fire city manager Monongah Fire Chief surprised with special retirement … WVU Medicine Fairmont Medical Center participates … NIOSH employees speak out in hopes of change Pat McAfee under fire after spreading rumor about … North View Elementary School hosts GameChanger dinner … Mon Health plans to build new hospital in Charles … Coal miners impacted by NIOSH layoffs WV Pepperoni Roll Trail launches...
Stories of the Week: March 30 through April 5

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Rodney Lamp

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – Here are some of the top stories this week on the WBOY 12News Facebook page. The Novelis plant in Fairmont is set to close in the coming months. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health is laying off hundreds of workers in Morgantown. West Virginia streams are being stocked with golden rainbow trout during the month of April. Dr. Kelly Nelson was recognized as a Mountaineer of Honor award recipient.