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River News Headlines — September 21, 2026

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A legislative audit found financial and record-keeping problems within West Virginia’s former Department of Arts, Culture and History, including accounts over-encumbered by as much as $2 million, years of uncollected sales taxes and missing asset inventories.

Ohio’s Secretary of State is now accepting cryptocurrency for certain business filings and fees. Cryptocurrency payments are converted into U.S. dollars when submitted.

Ohio’s archery deer season opens Sept. 26. Last season, hunters recorded a 50% success rate, while permit purchases have fallen 22% since 2011.

Ohio voters have until Oct. 5 to register ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Early voting and absentee voting by mail begin Oct. 6, with early in-person voting ending Nov. 1.

An overnight standoff in West Liberty ended with a man surrendering after police said shots were fired at officers while a woman and two children were inside an apartment. No injuries were reported.

Bellaire Public Library will celebrate Dolly Parton Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. with karaoke, bingo, trivia, a “Coat of Many Colors” storytime and other activities.

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