Mason Dixon Elementary re-opened its school to students Monday morning, after a two-week sequester of remote learning due to the coronavirus. “It’s good to have our kids back,” Principal Denice […]
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Morgantown High leads the state with U.S. Presidential Scholarship nominations
The young men could have been Esquire ads for Butch Wax or bowties. And the young women, with their Sandra Dee ‘dos and pearls borrowed from Mom for the occasion, […]
Charlene Marshall: Empathy is the ultimate vaccine against intolerance
MORGANTOWN — She didn’t really say much after the city council meeting broke that night. In the time it took to walk to her car, however, Charlene Marshall had gotten […]
A mission to Mars — by way of Marion County
Almost heaven … definitely Mars. NASA’s “Perseverance” rover successfully touched down on The Red Planet’s surface Thursday afternoon. The space agency is now hoping for an equally successful 10-year mission […]
COVID keeps answering roll in Mon school district
Another 17 students from University High School are in quarantine today, after a classmate tested positive for the coronavirus, district announced. UHS, however, wasn’t the only building to make roll, […]
Al Anderson: ‘We all live here’
OSAGE — Listen to Al Anderson talk, and you’ll hear a whole jukebox in your head. After the ambient drop of the needle onto the grooves of the 45 – […]
W.Va. Academy sues state Department of Education
The wind is still swirling around West Virginia Academy. That’s the name of what would have been the first charter school in the state. It had planned on operating in […]
COVID quarantines sideline UHS boys’ basketball, wrestling teams
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The boys’ basketball and wrestling teams at University High were both benched Friday, after a WVU student intern working with their athletes tested positive for COVID-19. “This […]
Sue Ting: The art of the moment
Sue Ting, the Morgantown artist and entrepreneur, died Tuesday. Her friends wanted you to know. Because like the Celadon No. 21 glaze she favored for her pottery creations, her life, […]
Justice: State’s high vaccine rates don’t necessarily mean less COVID
Gov. Jim Justice tapped an inevitable vein during his COVID-19 briefing with reporters Wednesday morning. He warned residents to be on guard against unauthorized individual sales of coronavirus vaccines online. […]
