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November 10, 2026 · Everything worth yelling across the creek this week.

The Holler Herald Holler Mimic identification card No. 012, showing the woodland creature with two arms, one waving and one extended for a handout.
Most Read This Week · Outdoors

Holler Mimic Advisory Warns That Answering “Hey, Buddy” Establishes Permanent Financial Responsibility

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The Week’s Dispatches
A man in shorts and a brown work coat reaches for the heated-seat control in a frost-covered pickup.
Local

Charleston Man Turns On Heated Seats, Refuses to Admit It’s Cold

His wife says he scraped the windshield in shorts.

By Darlene “Scoop” McCoy · November 10, 2026
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West Virginia Man Launches Search for Long-Lost Relative He Spoke to Yesterday
Local

West Virginia Man Launches Search for Long-Lost Relative He Spoke to Yesterday

Family requests privacy despite remaining in the same group chat.

By Darlene “Scoop” McCoy · November 9, 2026
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November Remembers It’s November, Gives West Virginia Until Thursday to Put Its Shorts Away
Weather

November Remembers It’s November, Gives West Virginia Until Thursday to Put Its Shorts Away

By Earl “Radar” Mullins · November 9, 2026
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Local Woman Says She’s “Keeping Thanksgiving Simple,” Assigns Husband Seventeen Separate Grocery Trips
Community

Local Woman Says She’s “Keeping Thanksgiving Simple,” Assigns Husband Seventeen Separate Grocery Trips

Final ingredient reportedly mentioned on first list, which husband maintains did not contain it.

By Darlene “Scoop” McCoy · November 8, 2026
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A fictional West Virginia resident zombie hunting license from The Holler Herald.
Outdoors

West Virginia DNR Announces First Official Zombie Hunting Season

Hunters must purchase a special undead stamp, wear blaze orange and stop claiming every movement in the brush was “definitely a zombie.”

By Dale Hatfield · November 8, 2026
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WVU Fans Accuse Schedule Makers of Hiding Michael Hawkins Jr. From Heisman Voters by Playing After Their Bedtime
Sports

WVU Fans Accuse Schedule Makers of Hiding Michael Hawkins Jr. From Heisman Voters by Playing After Their Bedtime

Mountaineers sent to Lubbock for 9:30 p.m. kickoff, safely beyond the voting committee’s last conscious thought.

By Bobby “Third Down” Jenkins · November 7, 2026
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West Virginia Family’s “Quick Walmart Trip” Enters Second Presidential Administration
Community

West Virginia Family’s “Quick Walmart Trip” Enters Second Presidential Administration

Toothpaste mission expands after someone remembers Christmas pajamas.

By The Holler Herald Editorial Board · November 6, 2026
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Local Hunter Checks Trail Camera, Discovers Deer Have More Consistent Schedule Than He Does
Outdoors

Local Hunter Checks Trail Camera, Discovers Deer Have More Consistent Schedule Than He Does

Buck arrives at 6:12 every morning; hunter arrives whenever he finds his gloves.

By Dale Hatfield · November 5, 2026
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The Holler Herald Dam Catfish identification card No. 011, depicting a giant catfish longer than a submerged railroad car beneath a dam.
Outdoors

Giant Catfish Investigation Stalls After Every Witness Turns Out to Know the Same Unnamed Diver

By Dale Hatfield · November 5, 2026
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West Virginia Dad Announces He’s “Not Heating the Whole Neighborhood” While Holding Front Door Open for Entire Conversation
Community

West Virginia Dad Announces He’s “Not Heating the Whole Neighborhood” While Holding Front Door Open for Entire Conversation

Furnace now financially supporting two households and part of a gravel driveway.

By Darlene “Scoop” McCoy · November 4, 2026
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The Holler Herald Wampus Cat identification card No. 010, depicting a half-woman, half-wildcat creature in Appalachian woods.
Outdoors

Wampus Cat Advisory Reminds Residents That Screaming Back Establishes a Conversation

By Dale Hatfield · November 4, 2026
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