Megan Bailey
Multimedia Journalist
Bluefield, WV
Megan joined the WVVA team in October of 2024 as a Multimedia Journalist.
She hails from the Kanawha Valley in West Virginia; Charleston, specifically.
Megan attended West Virginia State University to study communications with an emphasis in broadcasting. She graduated Summa Cum Laude in May of 2024.
In her spare time, Megan likes to read, go to the movies, play chess, and build LEGO sets.
She also likes to ski and snowboard in the winter.
You can reach Megan via email at mbailey@wvva.com
The Paine Gallery at the Bluefield Arts Center is opening a new exhibit.
Following the February flooding, SBA has locations in southern West Virginia to help locals apply for assistance.
A Southern W.Va. family hopes to spread awareness about profound autism ahead of Governor Morrisey’s proclamation recognizing Profound Autism Awareness Day.
A local Bluefield business spent their Saturday celebrating St. Patrick’s day early.
FEMA is asking folks to stay alert for any possible scams.
Students from middle and high schools in Mercer County performed at the All County Band Festival.
REACHH, a resource center in Hinton, has reached its 35th year serving the community through its multiple programs and services.
The Behavioral Health Pavilion of the Virginias is celebrating 15 years.
The Pipestem Summers County Elementary School Museum is opening its doors to the public this weekend.
As of now, the Pipestem Resort State Park tram remains under construction.
There are more than nine churches in Monroe County that are or were affiliated with the West Virginia Conference of the United Methodist Church according to the official website.
At present, donations are still greatly needed for the residents of McDowell County, especially cleaning supplies.
A historic basketball game took place in Clear Fork on Saturday, celebrating kids participating in the Special Olympics.
Mullins Middle School brought wax figures to life on Friday, as students honor African American history for their belated Black History Month celebration.
WIC in Mercer County is assisting those in need, including those affected by the February floods.
The Mercer County Schools’ Social Studies Fair took place on Thursday at the Brushfork Armory.
This Sunday, the Ole No. 3 Restaurant and Bar in Bluefield will be hosting a fundraiser for the flood victims in McDowell County.
The library is currently closed, with a reopening date yet to be decided.
In Welch, Christian relief organizations have come from near and far to assist with flood cleanup and provide fellowship.
On Saturday in Princeton, a local travelling coffee cart got an upgrade.
The annual Polar Plunge is back this year, benefiting both Tazewell Today and Tactical Retreat Unplugged.
Bluefield High School and Bluefield State University partnered to host their second multicultural day.
Coming up on Monday, a meeting will be held at the Bluefield Arts Center to discuss upcoming downtown developments.
In the Commonwealth, a young student has been given the opportunity to travel to Boston for a medical congress.
A Christian congregation in Monroe County worshipped together one final time in their current church building before they move out.
The Blue Prince Family Health vehicle is administering necessary vaccines to the county following the recent flooding.
Law enforcement and their families gave out free meals to McDowell County residents.
Bennady’s in Northfork gave out free meals on Saturday to assist the community recovering from the floods.
Monroe County has been listed as one of the state’s Disaster Areas.
As Black History Month continues, a special event was held on Friday, Feb. 21 to celebrate.
Following the recent flooding, experts are reminding you to be mindful of how your health can be affected by these drastic conditions.
Princeton Community Hospital is being recognized for its Pediatric care.
A press briefing was held in Princeton on Feb. 17 to address the ongoing situation following the flooding from the weekend.
The recent weather conditions have rendered a portion of Ingleside Road entirely impassable.
UPDATE: as of 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 16, a State of Emergency has been declared in Monroe County.
At around 11am on Feb. 16, a vital intersection in Giles County, Va. reopened.
A Bluefield local who’s been furthering his education in Tennessee has been making trips back home on the weekends to help out a Princeton veterinary clinic.
With the recent wet conditions, driving can become a more hazardous task.
With a flood warning issued for the Greenbrier River, water levels have the potential to rise.
Despite the weather, United Way of Southern West Virginia is still observing a special holiday.
West Virginia University Medicine’s Princeton Community Hospital is being recognized for its nursing education program.
Residents and visitors alike are invited to make a splash in the Town of Tazewell as the Polar Plunge returns for 2025.
Eight Tazewell residents graduated from the most recent recovery court program.
On Saturday, Feb. 8, the Winter Honey Festival held its annual exposition.
While Super Bowl Sunday brings extra business to pizza places nationwide, this year combines the event with National Pizza Day as well.
Despite the cold and rainy weather on Saturday, Feb. 8, Hinton locals gathered to display their small businesses at the Love on 2nd Avenue Craft Show at the McCreery Hotel.
105.9 WTNJ has launched its inaugural Hunting & Fishing Show at the Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center.
With the federal funding freeze temporarily blocked, some individuals and local nonprofits may be feeling uncertain when it comes to funding assistance.
Although the deadline to apply for FEMA aid is still Midnight on Feb. 7, SBA is now offering a surplus of time.
The City of Beckley held a Commission Meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 4, to discuss the site plan for the Starbucks set to move in on Harper Road.
