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Jay’s 11 p.m. Weather for Monday 04/07/25
SUMMARY: Tonight, southern West Virginia will experience cold temperatures with a few flurries and light snow showers. Lows will be 15-20° below normal, around 26-29°F in various cities. Tomorrow’s highs will be chilly, only in the 50s by midweek. Snow and rain chances increase later this week, especially in higher elevations. Thursday brings more precipitation, with rain and snow mixing in the mountains, but minimal flooding is expected. The weekend looks cool, with highs in the 40s on Saturday and 50s on Sunday. Next week, temperatures will rebound into the 60s, with rain chances returning.

We’re headed for a cold start to our Tuesday morning. Temperatures rebound a bit later this week, but the entire seven-day outlook sees highs below the normal. Chances for showers are in the forecast as well after a couple of quiet days.
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Financial Literacy Month
SUMMARY: During Financial Literacy Month, Intuit is hosting its second annual Hour of Finance Challenge, aimed at teaching middle and high school students real-world money lessons. The initiative provides free financial education tools, including a curriculum and an online game, Intuit Prosperity Quest, where students learn budgeting and personal finance concepts. The challenge encourages schools nationwide to participate and compete for Chromebooks and recognition as state or national champions. Both educators and students are benefiting from the engaging, game-based approach, fostering financial literacy in a fun and impactful way. Parents and educators can learn more at Intuit.com.

April is Financial Literacy Month.
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South Charleston police raise money to gift adaptive bike to 13-year-old after theft
SUMMARY: South Charleston police raised funds to replace a 13-year-old girl’s stolen adaptive bike. Miracle Rush, who has undergone numerous surgeries and faces health challenges, was devastated when her $10,000 adaptive tricycle was stolen in February and crushed in a garbage truck. After reporting the theft, Corporal Thomas Christristen spearheaded a community fundraiser. With contributions from the police department, local businesses, and individuals, including a generous discount from the bike company, they were able to buy a replacement. The community’s support has been overwhelming for Miracle and her mother, who had planned to focus on purchasing a wheelchair-accessible vehicle.

A’Mirracle Rush is 13 years old and loves to ride her bike in the summer months, but in February, the bike was nowhere to be …
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Protecting your dog against diseases
SUMMARY: As warmer weather approaches, respiratory diseases in dogs increase, peaking between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Diseases like canine influenza, parainfluenza, and bordetella bronco spread through dog-to-dog contact, contaminated surfaces, and secretions from coughing or sneezing. To protect pets, veterinarians recommend vaccinations such as the Novivvac Intrat oral BBPI and Novivvac Next K9 Flu H3N2. These vaccines help prevent illnesses like kennel cough and dog flu, which can lead to pneumonia in severe cases. Pet owners should consult their vet to discuss their dog’s risks and vaccination options to ensure their pets stay healthy during this high-risk season.

As the weather warms up, dogs are out and about more, and respiratory diseases increase as well.
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