Welcome to Mason County Extra Edition, an independent online community news magazine serving Mason County, West Virginia.

Founded in 2023, Mason County Extra Edition was created to tell the stories that make our communities unique. Our focus remains on the people, places, organizations, events, history, and local culture that shape life in Mason County.

Mason County Extra Edition is produced by local volunteers and contributors who have a deep connection to the area. Content is provided free of charge and is supported by a commitment to accurate, fair, and community-centered reporting.

Visitors will find a mix of feature stories, local news, community announcements, meeting notices, event coverage, photographs, and information about organizations and initiatives that impact Mason County residents.

As local news continues to evolve, Mason County Extra Edition seeks to provide another avenue for sharing information and highlighting the people, places, and events that make our communities special. Our goal is not to replace existing local media, but to complement it by covering stories and community happenings that deserve to be seen and remembered.

Because this project is volunteer-driven, the frequency and volume of content may vary. Some seasons are busier than others. Through it all, our mission remains the same: Celebrating Mason County and sharing information that helps keep our communities connected.

Our original content is protected by copyright and may be shared for personal, non-commercial use. Please contact us regarding commercial use, republication, or rebroadcasting of any material appearing on this website.

We welcome story ideas, community announcements, event information, and feedback from our readers. If you have a suggestion for coverage or would like to submit information for consideration, please contact us at masoncountyextraedition@gmail.com or through the website’s contact form.

Thank you for reading and supporting local journalism. We are proud to call Mason County home and look forward to continuing to tell its stories.

After all, it’s OK to be “Extra.”