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County Route 219/7 (Brooklyn Heights Road) and County Route 219/12 (Fork Mountain Road) will have road closures from 6:30 a.m....

New West Virginia University President Michael T. Benson toured the Tucker County Courthouse on Tuesday, September 9th, 2025, at 9:30...

Tucker County Prosecuting Attorney Savannah Hull Wilkins, left, and Randolph Tucker Child Advocacy Center Executive Director Margot Evick, center, informed...

September is Hunger Action Month in Tucker County. The Tucker County Commission signed a proclamation at the September 10th meeting...

By: Lydia Crawley The Parsons Advocate Following debate between local residents and the Tucker County Commission over zoning regulations in...

Donations have been pouring into the Tucker County Animal Shelter over the past 30 days keeping delivery drivers and mail...

The Parsons Day of Service came off without a hitch Sunday, September 7th. More than 30 volunteers gathered to spruce...

The First Annual Parsons Days was a roaring success for the City of Parsons. The event included a car show,...

Tucker County was forced to borrow an ambulance from Randolph County when all four of the County's ambulances were in...

Parsons Land Developer brothers Skyler, right, and Shane, left, Humphrey were informed by the City of Parsons that the City...

Despite a few hiccups along the way, the first annual Parsons Day was a roaring success for the City of...

Michael Goss and Shaena Crossland once again brought their concerns over the Ridgeline Project to the Tucker County Commission. Michael...

Chris  Wilson,  pictured,  a  teacher  from  Tucker  High  School,  asked  the  Tucker  County  Commission  for funds to add a fall field trip to Pittsburgh for students  of the High School. The Tucker County...

The Town of Davis received has been inundated by complaints over the Contractor for the Town's Sewer Project. Several residents...

Youth  Football  received  a  dona-tion from the City of Parsons in the amount of $500 August 19th. The City of Parsons presented several youth...

Just in time for the first day of school, a new playground at Tucker Valley Elementary Middle School is complete.  The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation supported the playground with a $20,500 grant, and volunteers built and installed it. It replaces an outdated one and now provides an age-appropriate space for the health and devel-opment of students.  Dominion Energy hosted an unveiling of the project for students, teachers, staff and community members on Tuesday, August 26th at Tucker Valley  Middle School to celebrate completion of the project.  Pictured are Skyler Roberts, Ty Miller, Richard McElwain, Christopher Paugh, Nathan Walker, Bryan McDowell, and  Bobby Moore volunteered 146 hours getting the playground ready in time for the first day of school.

The Tucker County Fair crowned its Fair Queens on Monday and Tuesday of the Fair this year. Monday's pag-eants crowned...

By: Lydia Crawley The Parsons Advocate The lighting project at the River City Ball Field is on hiatus. The pause...

By: Lydia Crawley The Parsons Advocate Mark Joseph, CPA for the Tucker County Ambulance Authority gave a detailed report to...

By: Lydia Crawley The Parsons Advocate "Show your ride, show what you got," City of Parson Treasurer Mistee Griffith said....