The Cheat River flows pale green and slate gray, glistening in the sunshine as it gathers speed, turns to whitewater and drops between rocks on the way toward the Monongahela River.

CHEAT LAKE, W.Va (WDTV) - A man was rescued after his UTV rolled over an embankment along the Cheat River Sunday evening. The Bruceton Brandonville Volunteer Fire Department was called to assist the ...

This smallmouth bass from the Cheat River would have been unheard of three decades ago, but work of the Friends of Cheat, DNR, DEP, and concerned anglers has changed history on the waterway.

The Cheat River winds through former mining country. Coal provided an economic boost to the area but often at a cost to the environment, and the Cheat was one such casualty.

PRESTON COUNTY, W.Va. -- The Cheat River flows pale green and slate gray, glistening in the sunshine as it gathers speed, turns to whitewater and drops between rocks on the way toward the ...

The cheat River watershed has always been a wild place. In the 1800s, considerable changes to the landscape began. Railroads, logging, tanneries, ...

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — More than a decade of efforts, along with federal funding, have contributed to what’s being called a rebirth of the Cheat River. “A lot of folks at the state level and ...

Nov. 17—KINGWOOD — Removing the Albright Power Station Dam would reconnect the Cheat River from Parsons to Cheat Lake—almost 75 miles. Friends of Cheat, a Preston County nonprofit that has ...

The Cheat River in Preston County, was once dead from acid mine run off and named one of America's most endangered rivers.Through the efforts of several conservation groups including The Nature ...

THE CHEAT RIVER CAVERNS. Share full article. Nov. 24, 1884. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from November 24, 1884, Page 1 Buy Reprints.

PRESTON COUNTY, W.Va. (AP) — The Cheat River flows pale green and slate gray, glistening in the sunshine as it gathers speed, turns to whitewater and drops between rocks on ...

The two-decade effort to reclaim the Cheat River and its tributaries fits into a broader push to grow tourism in West Virginia, where visitors already spend about $4.5 billion annually.