MARTINSVILLE, VA. — When you’re waiting for a ruling on $300 million owed by the business network led by a two-term governor and candidate for U.S. Senate, what’s a little longer. The chief circuit judge in Martinsville, Va., Judge Giles Carter Greer, heard about a half-hour of ...
In a recent press briefing, Gov. Jim Justice said he’s open to the idea of continuing to coach basketball if he wins the U.S. Senate seat. After all, he said, he’s done it all through his governorship and he’s regularly gone back and forth from his Lewisburg home to Charleston for the ...
CHARLESTON — Lawyers for Carter Bank & Trust say they will move to dismiss or transfer a $1 billion lawsuit filed by the network of businesses owned by Gov. Jim Justice and his family. The Justice companies filed a federal suit last week, contending Carter Bank & Trust of ...
MORGANTOWN – Gov. Jim Justice is keeping open the idea of continuing his basketball coaching if he's elected to the U.S. Senate. Fielding a question from MetroNews during his Tuesday briefing, he said, “I guess we'll see, won't we?” He said he'll have to see what the time demands ...
Recently, The Dominion Post Editorial Board met with Kelly Allen from the West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy, and she taught us a few things about how the state’s budget works (or, as is sometimes the case, doesn’t work). Unlike many other states, the governor of West Virginia ...
CHARLESTON — This week shaped up as a momentous one for Gov. Jim Justice’s legal and financial conflicts, but the calendar has been clearing. Originally scheduled for Wednesday was a hearing in Martinsville, Va., on whether Justice and his family businesses truly owe $300 million after ...