Coal Valley News
Serving as a primary source of community news for Boone County, West Virginia, this publication documents local governance, regional sports, and grassroots events. It is notable for its long-standing role as a vital chronicle of life in the Appalachian coalfields, maintaining a hyper-local focus that connects residents across this historically significant area.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN WEST VIRGINIA
Appalachian geography historically fostered a localized press network of independent daily and weekly publications that are increasingly consolidating under regional owners like Ogden Newspapers and HD Media. The primary statewide publication is the Charleston Gazette-Mail, formed by the merger of the historically liberal Charleston Gazette and the conservative Charleston Daily Mail. Further north, the family-owned Dominion Post serves Morgantown with a conservative editorial stance, while Wheeling-headquartered Ogden Newspapers publishes the oldest continuously operating daily, The Intelligencer. Serving the flagship university community, The Daily Athenaeum operates as an independent student-run alternative. Paperboy indexes 33 West Virginia newspapers — browse the full directory below.
MORE FROM WEST VIRGINIA →Coal Valley News Obituaries
Find recent obituaries and death notices published by Coal Valley News, serving Madison, West Virginia. View the latest obituary listings and funeral notices on the paper’s website.
VIEW OBITUARIES ↗Coal Valley News — Today’s Headlines
- Dear Abby: Elderly father is keen to hit the open road
- Appalachian Bluebird: The Carter Family Fold helps keep Appalachian music alive
- Jill Ebstein: Grandparents can be keepers of the family story
- Editorial: Rising reasons to be ticked off
- Joe Mazzella: A special memory of mom
- Savvy Senior: How to make sure your end-of-life wishes are followed
- BLOOD TEST MAY HELP PREDICT RISK OF COGNITIVE DECLINE DUE TO ALZHEIMER'S A DECADE BEFORE SYMPTOMS APPEAR
- BLOOD TEST MAY HELP PREDICT RISK OF COGNITIVE DECLINE DUE TO ALZHEIMER'S A DECADE BEFORE SYMPTOMS APPEAR
