Last year’s winning team created a gingerbread boat (edible, save for a rudder and other necessary aquatic ingredients), which then delivered a bevy of desserts (definitely edible), by way of […]
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MTEC adult learning program tops in state
Hollie McGilton never ignores a text message. Not because she’s obsessed with her cell phone, mind you. It’s because it might be from one of her students, the instructor at […]
New dean named of Fairmont State Middle College
FAIRMONT— An academic program at Fairmont State University that is the only one of its kind in the nation now has a new dean of the same. Emily Swain will […]
Waving the wheat in Almost Heaven
You have to chalk it up to Kansas football fans for sheer cheer-inventiveness. That’s because one person doing it looks like he’s trying to direct traffic after a fender-bender. While […]
Get in the game: NCWV girls’ basketball signups ongoing
Be like Caitlin? That’s the plan, Chris Lancaster said Wednesday. “Oh, yeah,” the information technology professional mused. “Interest in girls’ basketball and women’s basketball are both at all-time highs right […]
CORRECTION: Bill Reger-Nash’s employment in public health at WVU
Bill Reger-Nash is a retired professor and exercise physiologist who worked as a public health promotion official at WVU. His employment was misidentified in a Wednesday story due to a […]
W.Va.’s 82nd House candidates sit down with DP editorial board
The two candidates for West Virginia’s 82nd House appeared before The Dominion Post editorial recently, in a ranging discussion that addressed abortion rights, failing infrastructure, alternative energy and hyper-partisanship among […]
Grades of threat: Gov. Justice, WVU prof address worries of school violence
Gov. Jim Justice this past Friday called for the creation of a task force to address the recent threats of violence leveled at as many as 50 schools in West […]
Repeat grade: Your Community Foundation Inc. brings back educator ‘mini-grants’ for 2024-25 year
If you want to know just what those educator mini-grants did for classrooms across north-central West Virginia last year, take your seat for some quick capsules. There was that lesson […]
Lockdowns and football (or not) aftermath of school threats
Two area high schools dealing with the shadow of violence 24 hours before were set to share something else in common — under the Friday night lights, this time. Football. […]
