County Results

Sheriff - David “Flea” Murphy (F) and Braden “BWilly” Wilfong (N)
County Clerk – Daniel Flowers (F) and Zachary “Zach” Shreve
Prosecuting Attorney – Zachary Hyre (F) and Shawn Gunthell (N)
Circuit Clerk – Jarrett Hott (N)
Assessor – Joshua Jones (N)
County Commission (3) – Sam Bolyard (F), Dylan Doyle (F), Jonathan Petty (N), Jackson Vance (N), Jentry “The Truth” Shultz (N)
House of Delegates – Logan Wagner (F), Jacob Stanislawczyk (F), Jonathan Stodola (N), Aaron Banks (N), Austin Wilson (N), Alex Altenburg (N), and K. Weekley (N)
State Senate (2) – Dylan Doyle (F), Will “The Thrill” Collier (N), and Haden Miller (N)

City Results

Mayor – David “Flea” Murphy (F) and Jarrett Hott (N)
City Council (3) – Dylan Doyle (F) and Sam Bolyard (F)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Dylan Doyle
Circuit Judge – Alexander Young
Magistrate – Jarod Rhodes

County Results

Sheriff - Cole Price (F) and Dominick McDonald (N)
County Clerk – Christopher Basham (F)
Prosecuting Attorney – Jonathon Wimer (F) and Alexander Scott (N)
Circuit Clerk – Bryce Childers (F)
Assessor – Jordan Loften (F) and Josh Dalton (N)
County Commission (3) – Noah Chidester (F), Aaron Hudson (F), Tyler Mehr (N), and Lucas Sirbaugh (N)
House of Delegates – Benjamin Chenoweth (F), Austin Christian (F), James Lyons (F), Cam White (F), and Corey Wratchford (F), Zachary Flanigan (N), Zach Halterman (N), Ty Logston (N), and Steven “Tanner” Nutter (N)
State Senate (2) – Jeb Brady (F), Braden Comer (F), and Marquise Gulledge (N)

City Results

Mayor – Nicholas Tarley (F) and Steven “Tanner” Nutter (N)
City Council (3) – Austin Christian (F), Brett Knighton (F), and Joel Larsen (F), Dominick McDonald (N), and Lucas Sirbaugh (N)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Nathaniel Paine
Circuit Judge – Zachary Strong
Magistrate – Isaiah Coleman

County Results

Sheriff - Curtis Davis (F) and Gage Peters (N)
County Clerk –
Prosecuting Attorney – Greg “Guy” Kerere
Circuit Clerk – Sy Darqueene (F)
Assessor – Evan Haley (F) and Jaret Mullooly (N)
County Commission (3) – Same Dove (F) and Aaron Carr (N)
House of Delegates – Camden Cutlip (F) and James Hunley (N)
State Senate (2) – Bryce Alexander Atkins (F), Sebastien Morel (F), and Stephen Martin (N)

City Results

Mayor – Sam Dove (F)
City Council (3) – Sy Darquenne (F), Austin Cain (N), Michael “Alex” Buchanan (N)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Andrew Panzarella, William “Brady” Teets, Elijah Steele
Circuit Judge – Thomas “Trey” Cook III
Magistrate – Hugo Perez

County Results

Sheriff - James Smith “JC” (F)
County Clerk – Braxton Gatens (N)
Prosecuting Attorney – Joey Thomas (F) and Logan Auril (N)
Circuit Clerk –
Assessor –
County Commission (3) – Luke “America” Knollinger (F)
House of Delegates – Ricky Ball
State Senate (2) – Logan Hylton (F), Matthew Alastanus (F), and Devon Ricottilli (N)

City Results

Mayor – Matthew May (F) and Lpgan Auril (N)
City Council (3) – James Smith “JC” (F), Alexander Liddell (F), Austin Young (F), and Devon Ricottilli (N)

Non-Partisan Results

Board of Education (3) – Benjamin Tajwall, David Hartzell, and Sam Estel
Circuit Judge – Shawn Dixon
Magistrate – Gino M. Messenger

Dr. E. Gordon Gee is one of America’s most prominent higher education leaders, having helmed universities for more than three decades. In 2009, Time magazine named him one of the top 10 university presidents in the United States.

In 2014, Gee returned to West Virginia University, where his career as a university president began. His leadership goals include putting students first, advancing the university’s research agenda, partnering with West Virginia communities and making sure that 1.8 million West Virginians know in their hearts and minds that West Virginia University is their university.

Born in Vernal, Utah, Gee graduated from the University of Utah with an honors degree in history and earned his J.D. and Ed.D. degrees from Columbia University. He clerked under Chief Justice David T. Lewis of the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals before being named a judicial fellow and staff assistant to the U.S. Supreme Court. In this role,

Barbour/Webster – Alexander Lemasters, Braxton – Arnold Walker IV, Calhoun/Gilmer – Rafael Coplin, Harrison/Upshur – Christian Hicks, Kanawha – Austin Young, Lewis – Michael Dingus, Marion – Austin Miller, Monroe – Dana Seech, Panhandle – Hunter McNeill, Randolph – Johnathon Lipovich.

Print Journalism

Co-Editor – Douglas Soule (Barbour Cottage), Cooper Holmes (Lewis Cottage); Reporter – Rafael Coplin (Gilmer Cottage), John Handley, Jr. (Randolph Cottage), Brendon Wallace, Andrew Camp (Panhandle Cottage); Photographer – Kyle Machel (Monroe Cottage), Noah Chidester (Panhandle Cottage); Layout Editor – Austin Daniels (Kanawha Cottage), Phoenix Huron (Randolph Cottage); Additional Staff – Camden Cutlip (Lewis Cottage), Omar Zapata (Upshur Cottage), Jarred Carter (Webster Cottage)

Broadcast Journalism

Digital Reporter – Jayson Chappell (?? Cottage), Dylan Brack (Kanawha Cottage), Corton Rider (Harrison Cottage), Alex Mazza (Marion Cottage), Bailey White (Gilmer Cottage), Brady Devericks (Barbour Cottage), Clayton Valentine (Randolph Cottage); Part-time Staff – Noah Bott (Panhandle Cottage), Grayland Brown (Lewis Cottage), Joseph Lucey (Randolph Cottage), Logan Davis (Braxton Cottage).

President – Evan Clay; Vice-President – Levite Severance; Loan Officer – Malik Banks; Staff – Skylaar Mease; Staff – Abhishek Dave; Staff – Joshua Kyle Swain; Staff – Elijah Washington

Bankers

Barbour – Andrew Slusser; Braxton – Chase Gillispie; Calhoun – Jared Droppleman; Gilmer – Ryan Neil; Harrison – Dylan Doyle; Kanawha – David Hartzell; Lewis – Aaron Russel Carr; Marion – Gavin Grymes; Monroe – Logan Cerullo; Panhandle – Aaron Hudson; Randolph – Austin Eisenhauer; Upshur – Simon Nero; Webster – Dalton Marple

Congressman Alex X. Mooney and his wife live in Charles Town in Jefferson County with their three children. Their third child, Gabrielle, was born in Charleston, West Virginia in October 2014. The son of a Cuban refugee and Vietnam veteran, Alex grew up with a deep sense of appreciation for the American ideals of individual freedom and personal responsibility.

Alex’s mother, Lala, was born and raised in Fidel Castro’s Cuba, where she and other members of her family were thrown into jail for seven weeks for opposing Castro’s communist regime. When she was 21, Lala escaped Cuba and fled to America with barely a penny to her name.

Alex’s father, Vincent, was sent to Vietnam when Lala was expecting their first child. He served as an Engineering Captain and was awarded the Bronze Star.

Listening to his parents’ inspiring stories, Alex knew from a young age that he wanted to spend his life

The American Legion Mountaineer Boys State would like to congratulate its Alumni who have been named as 2015 EQT Students of Excellence.

2015 EQT Students of Excellence

The following individuals received Renewable, 4-year, $18,000 Scholarships: Stephen Groh, Jr. (Jefferson County, Washington High School), Julian Work (Tyler County, Tyler Consolidated High School), and Ken Wu (Marshall County, John Marshall High School).

The following individuals received $1,000 Scholarships: David Claypool (Lewis County, Lewis County High School), Kristopher Creel II (Wood County, Parkersburg Catholic High School), Nolan Holley (Jackson County, Ripley High School), Noah Irving (Mineral County, Frankfurt High School), Jeffrey May (Taylor County, Grafton High School), Dalton Minger (Brooke County, Brooke County High School), Fred Rice (McDowell County, Mount View High School), Tevis Robinson (Putnam County, Hurricane High School), August Mattias Schmidt (Ohio County, Wheeling Central Catholic High School), Jeremiah Schollar (Wyoming County, Westside High School), and Thad Taylor (Cabell County, Huntington High School).

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