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Storms down trees, knock out power
Radar-indicated rotation; over 1,000 lose electricity BY ROGER SMITH MOUNTAIN CITIZEN INEZ — A violent round of Sunday night storms brought a tornado warning to Martin County, toppled trees across the county and knocked out electricity to more than 1,000 customers. The National Weather Service in Jackson issued the tornado warning for northeastern Martin County…
News
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Martin County needs a storm shelter plan
Sunday evening, Martin County came under a tornado warning. Radar showed rotation near Calf Creek. Trees fell across the county. More than 1,000 customers lost power. A tree struck the corner of a home on Milo Road and wind reportedly knocked over a gas pump in downtown Inez. Fortunately, no widespread destruction or serious injuries…
OPINION
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Bird’s Eye View: MCHS welcomes new faces, programs
BY SABREYA WILLIAMSON, MIA FIELDS AND LARISSA HALE Hello, Martin County Cardinals! The Bird’s Eye View is back and better than ever for the 2026-27 school year. We’re excited to share what’s happening at Martin County High School this year. MCHS has seen several changes since last school year. First, the Cardinals have a new…
Mountain Living
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Matt Linville finds his place at WVU Tech
BY BRITTNI MCCOY MOUNTAIN CITIZEN BECKLEY, W.Va. — Three years after signing to play college basketball, former Martin County Cardinal Matt Linville has learned that succeeding at the next level requires more than talent. It takes patience, persistence and a willingness to find a new role. Linville signed with West Virginia University Institute of Technology…
Sports
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Martin County routs Pike Central 11-0 in season opener
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Tug Valley Panthers expect a winning season
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Lady Cards sweep Johnson Central Soccerama
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From court to flight line: Wefenstette makes her mark in the Air Force
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Duncan wins Alice Lloyd College Golf Showcase; James win age division
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Lady Cardinals volleyball gets preseason tune-up
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