Cumberland Times-News 2008 Election Coverage2012-02-12T00:41:13-05:00urn:uuid:13aba853-10f1-46be-a909-0fb428f1ed52Rhodes, Miller, Sowers, Endler earn council seatsLiz Beaversurn:uuid:cc1d6617-2913-4e97-8130-65b1f04d05ae2008-06-11T11:53:00-04:00
Mayor Glen "Bunk" Shumaker will be working with an entirely new Keyser City Council starting next month, when William "Sonny" Rhodes, Ed Miller, Dave Sowers and James Endler take office.
LaRue Gets NodLiz Beaversurn:uuid:b54e0210-af7a-4644-8057-b18fa9ec9fda2008-06-03T11:58:00-04:00
After 10 hours of laboriously counting each Republican ballot from the May 13 primary election, Mineral County election officials declared Janice LaRue the winner of her party's nomination for county commission - by five votes.
Bailey running for Frostburg public works commissionerFor the Cumberland Times-Newsurn:uuid:9e526334-eaba-4c18-849b-e755c69f319d2008-05-29T11:48:00-04:00
I have filed to become Frostburg's next public works commissioner. I would like to thank everyone for their continued support and encouragement.
Mineral voters once again defeat school bond issueLiz Beaversurn:uuid:f05b8751-e402-435a-bf09-75c353d5c6ac2008-05-15T11:58:00-04:00
It was a night of upsets for the Mineral County Board of Education as the complete but unofficial results of the West Virginia primary election were counted sometime around 4 a.m. Wednesday.
Incumbents unseated in Grant, Hardy, HampshireMona Ridderurn:uuid:6cb041d7-cfda-4801-910b-ddb7463a2ae72008-05-15T11:57:00-04:00
Incumbent county commissioners didn't fare well in Grant and Hardy counties, where they were defeated for their parties' nominations. Other upsets saw the incumbent sheriff of Grant County knocked out of the November general election as well as the incumbent assessor in Hampshire County.
Hardy elects new faces to BOE; Hampshire keeps twoMona Ridderurn:uuid:9d43754e-31fb-4562-8242-4079dfe2c2002008-05-15T11:56:00-04:00
Hardy County voters removed two incumbent board of education members on the ballot during Tuesday's primary election and elected two new ones.
Mineral County clerk says ballot counting should go smoothlyLiz Beaversurn:uuid:0aa0d4b3-f3c2-4ace-8cbf-5959736f0ac92008-05-13T11:58:00-04:00
Tallying the ballots for West Virginia's primary election should go fairly smoothly tonight, according to Mineral County Clerk Lauren Ellifritz.
Leatherman candidate for county commissionFor the Cumberland Times-Newsurn:uuid:f5583f3c-c8c6-4d4a-bbad-608c620be2af2008-04-17T11:47:00-04:00
Antioch resident Roger Leatherman has announced his candidacy for Mineral County Commissioner, vowing to use his long experience and skills as a consensus builder to fix county government, boost the local economy by putting an end to turning away businesses, and ensure that every county resident pays no more than their fair share of taxes.
W.Va. election deadlines upcomingFor the Cumberland Times-Newsurn:uuid:7fb93613-3d34-4af8-a022-7f2e75903bbf2008-04-16T11:49:00-04:00
The last day to register to vote, change your party or make an address change for the May 13 West Virginia primary election is Tuesday, according to Mineral County Clerk Lauren Ellifritz.
Independents, others must ask for ballotFor the Cumberland Times-Newsurn:uuid:2d953039-3704-4ba2-8f42-c7984fee5e842008-04-16T11:48:00-04:00
Members of the Independent, Green, Libertarian or other parties, or those with no party affiliation, must ask for the party ballot of their choice when they go to the polls to vote in the West Virginia primary election May 13.