Breaking News for Peru West Virginia

Peru is an unincorporated community on the South Fork South Branch Potomac River in Hardy County, West Virginia, United States

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  Taking Back Appalachian Forests, One Bee at a Time

  The Appalachian Beekeeping Collective sells honey and works to revive forests left scarred and abandoned by mines.

  by The New York Times
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  Eyeing the SEC, Oklahoma and Texas Plan to Leave the Big 12

  The Longhorns and the Sooners may move to the Southeastern Conference, which could soon have 16 teams. The repercussions would be felt across college sports.

  by The New York Times
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  Kate Courtney is Creating Pathways for American Cyclists

  Courtney?s success hasn?t been rivaled by other U.S. cyclists in decades. She hopes to propel the sport further into the spotlight with her Olympic debut.

  by The New York Times

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  Where Covid-19 Hospitalizations Are Rising in the U.S.

  Covid-19 hospitalizations are trending upward in 45 states. While levels remain well below previous peaks, health care centers in parts of the Midwest, West and South are strained.

  by The New York Times
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  In ?The Pursuit of Love,? Looking for Liberation, Too

  Nancy Mitford?s novel, set in 1930s England, has been adapted by Emily Mortimer into a mini-series that explores expectations for women then and now.

  by The New York Times
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  Democrats? Divide on Voting Rights Widens as Biden Faces Pressure

  The president is increasingly at odds with leaders of the voting rights movement, who see a contrast between his soaring language and his willingness to push Congress to pass federal legislation.

  by The New York Times
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  Where Is Biden?s Climate Change ?Revolution??

  The clock is ticking.

  by The New York Times

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  Senate panel deadlocks over Biden?s nominee to lead the Bureau of Land Management.

  Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic majority leader, is expected to advance Tracy Stone-Manning?s nomination. Democrats say they have the votes to confirm her.

  by The New York Times
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  Drug Distributors and J.&J. Reach $26 Billion Deal to End Opioid Lawsuits

  The agreement would allow funds to begin flowing from the companies to states and communities to pay for addiction and prevention services.

  by The New York Times
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  Climate Change Comes for Rich Countries

  Brutal heat and deadly floods show a world unprepared to cope with extreme weather.

  by The New York Times

Data provided by The New York Times