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‘1000-lb Sisters’ stars are coming to Encounter Con

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U.S. Senator Mark Warner weighs on the food insecurity issue in the country Beckley ARH offering $50 mammograms for all of October State Legislators say there could potentially be a gas tax holiday Wyoming County Health Department issues update after recent outbreak in the county Heritage Pharmacy holds grand opening Mammograms and early detection: why it’s important Celebrating 40 years of TOOT All aboard for Railroad Days! WVSOM grad helping lead the charge of integrating AI into healthcare...
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‘1000-lb Sisters’ stars are coming to Encounter Con

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By Phelicity Robinson Verified
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BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) - A strange and fun-filled convention is going to be landing in Raleigh County next spring. Encounter Con will be hosted at the Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center and will be hosting faces you may have seen all over television. Amy, Chris and Brittany from the reality tv show '1000 Pound Sisters' will be special guest at the convention. Encounter Con will be held on March 6th of next year.
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2026 Banned Book Week: how libraries are fighting back

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PRINCETON, WV (WVNS) - Books hold many of the worlds greatest stories, be it fact or fiction. Some books are locked behind government or school restrictions, dubbing them 'Banned Books.' Banned Book Week is dedicated to breaking down those walls and supporting authors who write them. By focusing on efforts across the country to remove or restrict access to books, Banned Books Week draws national attention to the harms of censorship.
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