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Junk in space
Harrison County Columns

Junk in space

  • by James Logue FOR THE EXPONENT TELEGRAM

Apparently you can be just as clumsy on Earth as you can in space. Earlier this month, two NASA astronauts were conducting a spacewalk outside…

Harrison County Editorials

Salutes

  • Matt Harvey

— The many who have served — and still serve — in the West Virginia National Guard. Whether it’s war, natural disasters or a pandemic, the Gua…

This Week in West Virginia History

This Week in West Virginia History

  • by The West Virginia Encyclopedia

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virgin…

Mexico Corona Capital
World News
AP

Mexico Corona Capital

  • Eduardo Verdugo - staff, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Laurent Brancowitz, left, and Thomas Mars of the band Phoenix perform during the Corona Capital music festival in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 17, 2023. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo)

At Formula One's inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, music takes a front seat
Pro Sports
AP

At Formula One's inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, music takes a front seat

  • By MARIA SHERMAN - AP Music Writer

At the inaugural Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix, music and entertainment has taken a front seat. It began with a star-studded Open Ceremony on Wednesday, featuring single-song performances from Thirty Seconds to Mars, Keith Urban, Andra Day, Bishop Briggs, Journey, Steve Aoki, J Balvin, Tiësto and John Legend. On Thursday, a loose water valve cover canceled the first F1 practice session and delayed the second one to well after 2 a.m., but the concerts continued without a hitch. J Balvin, who's performing twice during this week's festivities, tells The Associated Press that Formula One translates to every language and culture, and that — and the fast cars — appeal to him.