Summersville (West Virginia, United States)

Type: City

Name: Summersville (West Virginia, United States)

Country: United States

Latitude: 38.2812

Longitude: -80.8526

population: 3,323

First reported Dec 23 2012 - Updated Dec 23 2012 - 1 reports

National Weather Service

Windy winter storm hits W.Va.

Icy conditions cause slippery roads but few power outagesChris DorstPeople leaving the state Capitol building Friday morning bundle themselves from the wind and snow, which blew in Thursday night and Friday.The Charleston GazetteChris DorstA woman scrapes ... [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Dec 23 2012]

Entities: Beckley (United States), Summersville (West Virginia, United States), Elkins (West Virginia, United States), National Weather Service

First reported Dec 21 2012 - Updated Dec 21 2012 - 2 reports

Snow flies throughout state; roads slick, few power outages reported

The Charleston GazetteAdvertiserCHARLESTON, W.Va. - Much of West Virginia saw the snow fly on Friday, and residents in higher elevations braced for possible blizzard conditions later in the day.By mid-afternoon, 5 inches of snow were reported in the Monongahela ... [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Dec 21 2012]

Entities: Summersville (West Virginia, United States), Beckley (United States), Valley Head (United States), Mill Creek (West Virginia, United States)

First reported Dec 02 2012 - Updated Dec 03 2012 - 1 reports

Nick Rahall

W.Va. health clinics get federal money

The Charleston GazetteAdvertiserCHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Sens. Jay Rockefeller and Joe Manchin and Rep. Nick Rahall, all D-W.Va., announced Sunday that more than $916,000 in federal funds will go to three West Virginia medical centers to help them continue ... [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Dec 02 2012]

Entities: Nick Rahall, John D Rockefeller IV, Joe Manchin, Health Care, Summersville (West Virginia, United States)

First reported Nov 23 2012 - Updated Nov 23 2012 - 1 reports

Drought puts off fall drawdown of three W.Va. lakes

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Extreme drought conditions across the Greater Mississippi Valley are affecting the fall drawdown of three lakes in West Virginia.The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it's temporarily halting the fall drawdown of Sutton and Summersville ... [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Nov 23 2012]

Entities: Drawdown, Drought, Sutton (West Virginia, United States), Summersville (West Virginia, United States)

Quotes

"The state has suffered from so many negative images brought in from the outside, going back to the 1880s. It's almost like you open a book and cringe. It was sort of a poster child for poverty for so long. There were these sort of mercenary journalists that came in from the East Coast and kind of invented these backwoods-type stories. Then took them back and they sold well."

Pictures can redefine W.Va., photographer says [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Jan 14 2013]

"The [Health Care Authority] has a methodology in which it compares costs and charges of similar types of hospitals in the state, and approves increases based on where we stand within our peer group" he said

W.Va. hospital rates to rise [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Jan 11 2013]

"We're particularly looking hard at the Beckley and Bluefield areas" in terms of where problems might occur, he said

Windy winter storm hits W.Va. [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Dec 23 2012]

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W.Va. hospital rates to rise [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Jan 11 2013]
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Windy winter storm hits W.Va. [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Dec 23 2012]
Snow flies throughout state; roads slick, few p... [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Dec 21 2012]
State braces for several inches of snow, power ... [Published Charleston Gazette - Dec 21 2012]
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W.Va. health clinics get federal money [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Dec 02 2012]
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Fewer than 17K state homes, businesses still wi... [Published Sunday Gazette-Mail - Nov 07 2012]
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