MORGANTOWN – On May 13, following years of on-and-off negotiations between Monongalia County and WVU Medicine, the two sides finalized the sale of the Monongalia County Health Department property to WVUM for $6 million. That…
WVU professor: Planning, preparation key when addressing inevitability of future disasters
MORGANTOWN – What’s the difference between calamity and commonplace? These days, not much, says Nicolas Zegre, a West Virginia University…
Councilor says city forming policy on facial recognition cameras
MORGANTOWN – Morgantown City Councilor Joe Abu-Ghannam said he is working with city staff on an ordinance regarding the use…
Kingwood requests a new zoning board chairman
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Halloween changing in Granville: Town back to door-to-door trick-or-treating
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