FAIRMONT – It’s not every day a school superintendent gives a prognosis of her own possibly tenuous job review on the record – but that’s exactly what Donna Heston did […]
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Trinity student a finalist in the statewide ‘I Voted!’ sticker contest
MORGANTOWN – If it works out, Mackenzie Blizzard will be sticking with you in the voting booth when you cast your ballot this May. Mackenzie, an eighth-grader at Trinity Christian […]
Jesse Jackson in West Virginia: ‘He knew he had to continue the mission’
RIVESVILLE – When the Rev. Jesse Jackson rolls into town, you borrow a minivan and let him use your cellphone – no questions asked. “Well, that’s definitely how it was […]
Morgantown’s early Black entrepreneurs honored in exhibit
MORGANTOWN – Charlene Marshall wasn’t in possession of a rearview mirror the day she found herself at the Metropolitan Theatre in 1994. That was OK, though, she said. All the […]
M-SNAP to host voucher event next weekend
MORGANTOWN – Nancy Young doesn’t claim to have a fix for all woes in the world. She can, however, tell you all about the pet population. Or, overpopulation, as it […]
Wonder Bar Steakhouse: Signature dining since 1946 (and a Valentine’s Day birthday besides)
CLARKSBURG – If you’re looking to make reservations for Valentine’s Day at the Wonder Bar Steakhouse, Susie Mellie is your go-to. “OK, honey, let’s see,” said the manager of the […]
Architect to Mon BOE: Goal is to have new Suncrest Middle open in August 2028
MORGANTOWN – At a time when school districts across West Virginia are facing declining enrollments and the dreaded prospect of having to shutter buildings, Monongalia County is getting ready to […]
Fairmont City Council appoints first responder to vacant seat
FAIRMONT – Donna Wade is used to being in situations where she has to jump in – quick – to get it done. Which is precisely what happened Tuesday with […]
‘Morgantown Mardi Gras’ gets rolling Thursday for W.Va. Public Theatre
Laissez les bon temps rouler: Let the good times roll. No, it isn’t Moliere. It’s Mardi Gras. Jerry McGonigle can explain. McGonigle is the artistic director of West Virginia Public […]
Symphonic winds: UHS ensemble heads to Charleston
MORGANTOWN – You can’t go wrong with John Phillip Sousa. And when a group of musicians at University High School began kicking out the jams on Sousa’s “Yorktown Centennial March” […]
