The Kanawha County Commission approved several voting precinct changes at their Thursday night meeting. County Clerk Vera McCormick said most of the changes are for efficiency and won t change the polling places for voters. About seven of the changes will change a polling place for some voters. Letters will be sent out in the next few weeks to notify affected voters.
As the coronavirus pandemic deepened across West Virginia, government officials urged state residents to spend more time outdoors and less time in contact with other people.
Anglers found it rather easy to do that. For nearly two months, they were allowed to enjoy their favorite pastime without having to purchase fishing licenses. First-time hunters didnât have it nearly so easy.
Mountain State law requires first-time hunters to pass a 10-hour hunter education course before they purchase a hunting license. Ordinarily thatâs no problem; a dedicated cadre of volunteer instructors conducts dozens and dozens of hunter-ed classes throughout the year.
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