MORGANTOWN — Step back from this story, just for the moment, and type “quotes about art” in the search field of whatever Internet browser you’re using. It’s […]
Author: Jim Bissett, The Dominion Post
St. Francis shows solidarity with ‘Lend a Leg’
MORGANTOWN — More than 2,000 people. Think about that. That might be the student body of your kid’s high school. Or, the population of your little hometown […]
WVU Hillel holds vigil for Holocaust victims
MORGANTOWN — Basya Tesyar didn’t have a say during Hitler’s Third Reich. Zlata Milevitch and Mira Borochina didn’t either. Nor did Nathan Kaploun. Same for Sonya Bant […]
Ridgedale Elementary students learn about career vehicles
MORGANTOWN — Big wheels, keep on learning. Students at Ridgedale Elementary School had a big assignment on Wednesday morning. Well, check that. It wasn’t so much an […]
Search begins for Mon County superintendent
MORGANTOWN — Just like the old mimeograph machines and carbon paper in your grandma’s school, the Monongalia County Board of Education (BOE) was working in triplicate during […]
Mon BOE candidates discuss superintendent, PEIA (Part 2)
MORGANTOWN — How do you hire a county school superintendent? What do you do when you’re suddenly wrangling with matters of teacher salaries and rising insurance premiums? […]
Mon BOE candidates discuss superintendent, PEIA (Part 1)
MORGANTOWN — Class was in session Monday morning for three of the six candidates for the Monongalia County Board of Education (BOE). Sara Anderson, Ethan Moore and […]
MHS Band holds Vera Bradley Bingo fundraiser
MORGANTOWN — It’s all how you shoulder it, Keith Reed said Sunday afternoon, at Morgantown High School. Reed is the director of Morgantown High’s Red and Blue […]
Granville church hosts diversity service and reception
GRANVILLE — A tiny, red-brick church by the railroad tracks in Granville was pulsing with the spirit Sunday morning. The joyful noise went heavenward, with a drummer, […]
Core Arboretum to host a series of wildflower and bird walks this spring
MORGANTOWN — It was a sun-dappled, 43-degree Thursday at the Core Arboretum, and Heather Smith was out among the old-growth trees with her clipboard. She was working. […]