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Encourage your kids to choose reading a book more frequently than screen time
SUMMARY: Encouraging kids to choose reading a book over screen time offers many benefits, from language development to emotional well-being. As school starts, incorporating books into family routines helps teach important values. Reading fosters cognitive skills and a lifelong love of learning, critical for children’s growth. Libraries, like those in Fade County with branches in Montgomery, Anstead, Mount Hope, Fedville, and O’ale, provide access and programs to support reading. Despite changes in family dynamics and technology, the joy of holding a book and finding quiet reading time remains invaluable. Books continue to enrich children’s lives beyond the digital world.
From language development to cognitive skills and emotional well-being, there are many benefits to getting kids reading. With school starting soon, making books a part of the family routine can also help parents teach important values.
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Jay’s Evening Weather for Wednesday 09/10/25
SUMMARY: Jay’s Evening Weather for Wednesday 09/10/25: Southern West Virginia enjoys plenty of sunshine with a few clouds this afternoon and evening. Temperatures are mild, ranging from 70 in Bluefield to 81 in Charleston and Huntington, with lows tonight near 47-50 degrees. Humidity is low at 34%, and winds are light and variable. High pressure dominates, keeping skies mostly clear and dry across the state. A few showers are possible along the I-95 corridor and to the south and southwest later, but overall precipitation chances remain low. Daylight is decreasing by 2-3 minutes daily, but temperatures will stay near or above normal in the coming days.
After another nice afternoon, another cool night is on tap for us around the area. The gradual warmup continues over the next few days, and a small chance of showers is in the forecast as well.
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Man indicted on attempted murder charge
SUMMARY: Frederick Nibert has been indicted on attempted murder charges in a separate case. He is accused of stabbing a man multiple times inside a home on Viand Street in Point Pleasant on May 13th. Deputies report the victim told them Nibert stabbed him. Nibert was arrested and is scheduled to be arraigned on September 16th. The incident remains under investigation as authorities prepare for the upcoming court proceedings.
Man indicted on attempted murder charge
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Pumpkin harvest begins
SUMMARY: Pumpkin harvest has begun in Wayne County, marking the start of the season on local farms. After a challenging growing season that began with excessive rain and ended in drought, farmers are now harvesting pumpkins and gourds. On the Rocky Knob Farm along White’s Creek in Prichard, the Ekers family is working hard under the light of the harvest moon. They are taking advantage of the long dry spell to manage a good crop despite the difficult weather conditions. The harvest is well underway, signaling a productive season for the community.
Pumpkin harvest begins
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