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- 1SBA loans opened for West Virginia August flood victims●Small Business Administration loan program available to WV residents affected by August flood
The Small Business Administration has made its disaster loan program available to West Virginia residents affected by the August flooding. The loans can help homeowners, renters and businesses repair or replace damaged property not fully covered by insurance. Local coverage is urging affected residents to apply, as recovery costs continue to mount in flooded communities across the state.
- 2WVU Medicine St. Joseph's Hospital Honored for Low C. Diff Rates▼WVU Medicine St. Joseph’s Hospital recognized nationally for low C. diff infection rates
WVU Medicine St. Joseph's Hospital in Buckhannon, West Virginia, has received national recognition for its low rates of Clostridioides difficile infections, a common and serious hospital-associated infection. The award highlights the hospital's infection prevention practices, and local coverage is drawing attention to the facility's patient safety record within the WVU Medicine network.
- 3Standing Together to host event on Israeli election results●https:// bsky.app/profile/standing-toge ther.bsky.social/post/3myxjfwv5gk2o ON SUNDAY NOV 1: Hear from Rula Daood and Al
The movement Standing Together is hosting an online event on Sunday, November 1, featuring Rula Daood and Alon-Lee Green, to discuss what the Israeli election results mean. The two co-leaders argue the outcome shows that meaningful change can only be delivered through Jewish-Palestinian partnership, and they are urging supporters to join the discussion.
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CoreWeave stock is drawing intense attention as short sellers have booked roughly $6 billion in unrealized profits amid fears over AI-related debt across so-called neocloud providers. Bloomberg reports the company's founders shielded fortunes through $3.3 billion in stock sales, while the shares have slid about 25% in six months. Opinion remains split: some analysts debate whether to buy, hold or cut losses, and others still call CoreWeave one of the most explosive AI stocks of the decade.
- 5Canada's National Observer accused of normalizing preventable deaths●RE: https:// flipboard.com/@natobserver/can ada-s-national-observer-3fli7fiuz/-/a-sLQe8jcHQDWVu-eqo0tKog%3Aa%3A272303507
Canada's National Observer is facing criticism over an article readers say normalizes preventable death among older people. One commenter, who relies on a pureed diet, argued the piece's final paragraph framed ageism and inadequate care for elderly or disabled people as acceptable, prompting debate about how media coverage treats preventable deaths in vulnerable populations.
- 6Experimental Giacinto Scelsi Recording Shared Online●https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=pLtWVcPAmEE # music # experimental # GiacintoScelsi # MatteoCiacchi
A recording of experimental music by Italian composer Giacinto Scelsi, associated with Matteo Ciacchi, is circulating among listeners. Scelsi is known for his avant-garde, spiritually influenced compositions, and the share is drawing attention from fans of experimental and contemporary classical music.
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A new Shadowverse card for the Dragon class has been revealed: a cost-4 follower tied to the new 'Proof' ability that carries a play-point boost effect. The reveal was published on Hobby JAPAN's web outlet as part of its Shadowverse coverage. Players are discussing how the extra acceleration could shape Dragon decks under the new mechanic.
- 8Rare late-season bobcat kittens receive round-the-clock care in southwest Virginia▼Rare late-season bobcat kittens get 24/7 care at SWVA Wildlife Center | Rachel to the Rescue
Two bobcat kittens born unusually late in the season are being cared for around the clock at the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center. Staff are feeding and monitoring the young animals, which would struggle to survive on their own so late in the year. The rescue highlights the center's ongoing work rehabilitating injured and orphaned wildlife in the region.
- 9West Virginia Congress candidates hold millions in tech and fossil fuel assets▼WV Congress candidates' millions in assets include big tech, fossil fuel investments
Financial disclosures show candidates running for Congress in West Virginia hold millions of dollars in personal assets, with significant investments in major technology companies and fossil fuel interests. The filing raises questions about how the contenders' financial holdings could intersect with energy and tech policy issues central to the state's economy and the upcoming election.
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A cluster of regional American news outlets, including WV News, the Telegraph Herald and the Daily Record, are all carrying items tagged to China's economy. The headlines carry no further detail, but the simultaneous appearance across multiple US local outlets suggests syndicated coverage of developments in the world's second-largest economy, whose growth, property sector and trade position remain subjects of constant scrutiny for global markets.
- 11Solara Wellness helps breast cancer survivors manage symptoms▼Solara Wellness and Fitness helps breast cancer survivors learn about managing symptoms
Solara Wellness and Fitness is helping breast cancer survivors learn how to manage symptoms. The programme, covered by WV News, focuses on education and support for survivors dealing with the ongoing physical effects of treatment and recovery.
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News outlets including the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and WV News have published their regular local sports roundups, compiling recent scores, results and updates from high school and community teams in their regions. These recurring features give readers a single summary of local athletics coverage. No single event stands out; interest is routine reader attention to hometown sports.
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CoreWeave (CRWV) shares are drawing attention as traders look up the stock's latest quote, price movements and analyst forecasts. Interest centers on where the AI infrastructure company's stock is heading next, with market watchers seeking current pricing data and forward-looking projections to guide decisions on the volatile, recently listed name.
- 14Cadillac F1 Team Teases Fans After Recent Race Weekend●Cadillac Formula 1 Team (@Cadillac_F1): About yesterday… 🥰 https:// t.co/TyKTzzbWVz # F1 # F1bot # F1FEN https:// x.com/
Cadillac's Formula 1 team posted a short, affectionate message referring to "yesterday," hinting at something positive from the most recent race event, though the team gave no details in the text itself. Fans of the new American squad have been following its progress closely this season, and any reaction to on-track results tends to draw quick attention.
- 15West Virginia Rolls Past Wheeling 98-55 in Exhibition Action▼Exclusive looks at the action from # WVU 's 98-55 win over Wheeling on Wednesday evening. Dunks, blocks and more! See th
West Virginia University's basketball team beat Wheeling 98-55 on Wednesday evening, with highlights including dunks and blocks drawing attention from fans. The dominant win gave Mountaineers supporters plenty to celebrate, with exclusive action photos and clips circulating among the WVU community as the season gets underway.
- 16Angry political song of the day resonates online●I feel that very last note. 😡 https:// youtube.com/shorts/I4L5WvJkvEI ?is=HlF1l-7PuWd70uJO # Politics # SongOfTheDay
A short political song is circulating under the hashtag SongOfTheDay, with sharers singling out its final note as expressing their own frustration. The post, tagged Politics, carries an angry emoji, suggesting viewers see the song as voicing anger at the current political situation. No further details about the artist or subject are given.
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A cluster of regional newspapers in the United States, including WV News, The Brunswick News, the Bryan College Station Eagle and the Martinsville Bulletin, are publishing pieces titled simply 'Garden'. The items appear to be gardening columns or seasonal advice features rather than breaking news. Content beyond the shared title is limited, and no specific event or controversy has been identified.
- 18WVU Mountaineers beat Wheeling in exhibition tune-up●Hear it straight from the sources! Finley Bizjack, Joson Sanon and Ross Hodge break down # WVU 's play in the win over W
West Virginia players Finley Bizjack and Joson Sanon, along with coach Ross Hodge, spoke after the Mountaineers' win over Wheeling, breaking down the team's performance and looking ahead to Monday's start of the regular season. The comments came ahead of WVU's Big 12 campaign, with the program using the game as a final tune-up before meaningful play begins.
- 19Robotic-assisted knee replacements arrive at WVU Medicine Weirton▼Robotic-assisted knee replacements now available at WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center
WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center in Weirton, West Virginia, has begun offering robotic-assisted knee replacement surgery, according to multiple local outlets. The technology is intended to help surgeons plan and execute joint replacements with greater precision, and the hospital's adoption brings the procedure closer to patients in the northern West Virginia and Ohio Valley region who previously may have travelled elsewhere.
- 20Bridgeport High students tour WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital▼Bridgeport High students visit WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital
Students from Bridgeport High School visited WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital, according to a report in the Times Leader. The visit gave the students a first-hand look at the hospital's operations and possible careers in healthcare. No further details about the trip or the students' reactions have been reported so far.
- 21Obama receives honorary degree from Queen's University Belfast●Obama receives honorary degree from Queen's University Belfast https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6gqwvk399xlo?at_medi
Barack Obama has been awarded an honorary degree by Queen's University Belfast. The former US president received the honour in Northern Ireland, where he has previously strong ties through his involvement in Northern Ireland peace process anniversary events. The award was reported by BBC News and drew attention across politics and education circles.
- 22Peak Health joins West Virginia ACA marketplace as CareSource exits▼On WV’s Affordable Care Act marketplace, Peak Health enters, Caresource exits
Peak Health will begin offering plans on West Virginia's Affordable Care Act marketplace, while CareSource is leaving the state's exchange. The shift means West Virginians shopping for subsidized health coverage will have a new insurer option for the coming enrollment period, but lose one existing carrier. State officials and consumers will be watching how the change affects premiums and plan availability across the state.
- 23WVU Theatre stages Shakespeare's As You Like It in Morgantown▼WVU Theatre brings Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’ to Morgantown
West Virginia University Theatre is presenting a production of Shakespeare's romantic comedy As You Like It in Morgantown, according to WV News. The staging brings one of the playwright's most beloved works to local audiences, with university theatre students performing the classic tale of Rosalind's exile and disguise in the Forest of Arden.
- 24Fiber-Optic Drone Destroys HMMWV in Ukraine War Footage●🎯📡 Ukraine Russia War | Fiber-Optic Drone Destroys HMMWV | RCF NSFW & Premium Content: https://www. patreon.com/RealComb
Combat footage circulating online shows a fiber-optic controlled drone striking and destroying a Humvee military vehicle amid the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war. Fiber-optic drones are resistant to electronic jamming, making them an increasingly prominent weapon on the battlefield. Observers are sharing and discussing the clip as an example of how drone warfare continues to evolve against armored vehicles.
- 25WVU Medicine Golisano Children's telemedicine leader shapes AI in healthcare▼WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s telemedicine leader helps shape the future of AI in healthcare
A telemedicine leader at WVU Medicine Golisano Children's Hospital is helping shape the future of artificial intelligence in healthcare, according to reports from West Virginia outlets. The story highlights the hospital's role in guiding how AI tools could be adopted in pediatric and telemedicine care. Details of the leader's specific contributions were not provided in the available coverage.
- 26Second West Virginia Food is Medicine Summit opens at Stonewall Resort▼2nd annual WV Food is Medicine Summit begins at Stonewall Resort
The second annual West Virginia Food is Medicine Summit has begun at Stonewall Resort, bringing together attendees to discuss the role of nutrition and food-based approaches in healthcare. The event highlights growing interest in programmes that connect healthy food with disease prevention and treatment across the state.
- 27West Virginia directs federal health funds to screenings and recovery▼WV contributes federal health funds to breast cancer screenings, substance abuse recovery, more
West Virginia is channeling federal health funds into breast cancer screenings, substance abuse recovery programs and other public health services. The allocation, reported by West Virginia Watch, highlights how the state is using federal money to address major health concerns, including cancer detection and addiction treatment, in communities across the state.
- 28West Virginia Attorney General Investigates Environmental Groups●WV AG Says He’s Investigating Environmental Groups Over ‘Deceptive’ Acts
West Virginia's attorney general says he is investigating environmental groups over what he calls 'deceptive' acts. The announcement signals a legal pushback against environmental organizations active in the state, though details of the alleged misconduct and which groups are targeted have not been fully disclosed. The move is likely to intensify ongoing disputes between state officials and environmental advocates.
- 29News Explainer Video on the Russia-Ukraine War Circulates●🎞️ 🔗 https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=wVoAoloNtWQ # Explainer # News # Report # RussianWar # TV # Ukraine # Video
A news report and explainer video about the Russian war in Ukraine is being shared and discussed online. The item is tagged with labels including news, report, TV and video, indicating it is broadcast-related coverage of the ongoing conflict. No further details about the content or its findings are provided in the current discussion.
- 30West Virginia Treasurer defends Hope Scholarship amid enrollment decline●Citing demographic changes, WV Treasurer Pack defends Hope Scholarship in enrollment drop
West Virginia Treasurer Larry Pack is defending the Hope Scholarship, the state's school choice program, attributing falling public school enrollment to demographic changes rather than the scholarship itself. His remarks push back against criticism that the voucher-style program is draining students and funding from public schools, a debate likely to continue as the program expands across the state.
- 31Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond launches new card pack Deicide in Nacreheim●https://www. wacoca.com/games/1492387/ デジタルカードゲーム「Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond」,新カードパック「ニーゲルヘリア神殺事件 / Deicide in Nacreheim
Cygames has begun distributing a new card pack, "Deicide in Nacreheim" (ニーゲルヘリア神殺事件), for its digital card game Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond. The update is available across Android, iPhone and PC platforms. Players and gaming news outlets are sharing the release details, with Japanese-language coverage leading the discussion.
- 32WVU Medicine Princeton earns national recognition for critical care▼WVU Medicine Princeton earns national recognition for pulmonary, critical care services
WVU Medicine Princeton in West Virginia has received national recognition for its pulmonary and critical care services. The honor highlights the hospital's standard of care for patients with lung conditions and critical illness. Regional outlets reported the award, and community members have been congratulating the hospital staff on the recognition, which reflects the facility's growing reputation within the WVU Medicine health system.
- 33Braves roundup: World Series talk and AJ Smith-Shawver▼Braves News: World Series, AJ Smith-Shawver, more
Atlanta Braves news is circulating around the World Series and young pitcher AJ Smith-Shawver, rounding up the latest team headlines. Fans are following updates on the club's offseason storylines and the development of Smith-Shawver, one of the organization's promising arms.
- 34Clinton Kelly Says Have Both Pumpkin Pie and Cheesecake●NOW PLAYING == Chewed Up 10/28/26: Pumpkin Pie or Cheesecake? Clinton Kelly Says Have Both https:// youtu.be/WvINtlkiZm4
A new episode of the food talk show Chewed Up, dated October 28, 2026, is circulating with hosts debating a classic holiday dessert dilemma: pumpkin pie or cheesecake. Clinton Kelly's verdict, per the episode title, is to skip the choice and serve both. Fans of the former hosts of The Chew are sharing the episode ahead of the Thanksgiving baking season.
- 35West Virginia basketball beats Wheeling in exhibition game●WVU Downs Wheeling University in Exhibition Play Wednesday Night
West Virginia University defeated Wheeling University in a men's basketball exhibition game played Wednesday night. Exhibition contests serve as tune-ups ahead of the regular season, giving coaches a chance to evaluate rotations and new players. The result counts only as practice, but it offers Mountaineer fans an early look at the roster as the new college basketball season approaches.
- 36Southwest Virginia leaders discuss AI in classrooms at symposium●SWVA leaders discuss AI in classrooms at symposium
Leaders from southwest Virginia gathered at a symposium to discuss how artificial intelligence should be used in classrooms. The event focused on the role of AI in education and its implications for local schools. Details about specific policies or outcomes from the discussions have not yet been reported.
- 37The Storm of the Century: When West Virginia Buried Under Snow▼The Storm of the Century: When West Virginia Disappeared Under Feet of Snow
West Virginia is revisiting the so-called Storm of the Century, a historic blizzard that left parts of the state buried under several feet of snow. Local outlet WV MetroNews has published a retrospective looking back at the event, recounting how communities were cut off and daily life came to a standstill. Coverage of the storm is drawing renewed interest in the state's worst winter weather on record.
- 38WVU Medicine Golisano Children's ECMO program earns national recognition▼WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s ECMO program receives national recognition
The ECMO program at WVU Medicine Golisano Children's Hospital has received national recognition for its work providing extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, a life-support therapy for critically ill infants and children. The honor highlights the hospital's expertise in advanced pediatric critical care. Local outlets in West Virginia reported the accreditation, drawing attention to the program's standing among pediatric centers nationwide.
- 39Joe Manchin offers advice to Congress after midterms▼Fmr. Senator Joe Manchin (I-WV) gives advice to Congress after the midterms
Former Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who left the Democratic Party to register as an independent, is publicly urging Congress on how to conduct itself following the midterm elections. The former senator's message is drawing attention in coverage of the election's aftermath, as Washington weighs the results and what they mean for governing and bipartisanship ahead.
- 40Pope treated for lung cancer in successful surgery, Vatican says●Pope diagnosed with lung cancer but had successful surgery, Vatican says https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck1wvd9dvv2
The Vatican has confirmed that the Pope was diagnosed with lung cancer and underwent successful surgery. The announcement, reported by the BBC, is drawing widespread attention as updates on the Pontiff's health typically generate global concern and speculation about his capacity to continue leading the Catholic Church.