FAIRMONT — No, that wasn’t a time-portal to a 22nd century ESPN telecast you wandered into Saturday at Fairmont State University. Those really were small-scale robots, in real-time, playing disc […]
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State Social Studies Fair: It’s not just about the poster board
Dustin Lambert’s voice echoed across the floor of Charleston’s Coliseum and Convention Center on Thursday afternoon as help get the place ready for the next day’s doings. In the next […]
Contract could come in next two weeks for new STEM school
April 25 just might be a Renaissance day for Monongalia County Schools. The Board of Education meets in regular session that evening, and if all goes to plan, a contract […]
No small tomatoes: Mannon Gallegly is 100 years old — and still working: The WVU plant pathologist is the creator of the famed ‘West Virginia ’63’ tomato
Everyone knew exactly what the guy was talking about when he rolled up to that seed swap that late fall afternoon not so long ago. “OK, I’m here for […]
Corsage, for a cause: Outreach group to host prom for class of 2020 — and the people of Ukraine
Pretty amazing, those ideas that hop in, when you’re an Uber driver. That’s what Pamela Hines, the founder of Gold and Blue United, has been doing of late. She picked […]
Cupcakes and craft brew for the cause
John Nelson was hardly playing in the sand on June 6, 1944. D-Day was the occasion, and Nelson, a scared kid from Randolph County, was storming Omaha beach. Nearly 80 […]
Mon Schools readies for learning ‘avalanche’
Artificial Intelligence. Outdoor wellness. Minecraft to Mars. Courses in beginning German — and American Sign Language. This isn’t your granddad’s summer school. If you haven’t signed your kid up for […]
‘TeachWV’ program grows, nurtures and harvests educators in the Mountain State
Audrey Simpson didn’t stop walking after she crossed the stage last spring to pick up her Class of 2022 diploma at Clay-Battelle High School. Her steps eventually took her that […]
Fledging cybersecurity professionals go after the (fake) bad guys
WHITE HALL — America’s businesses, hospitals, colleges, and banks are under a daily cyber assault. The larger ones, industry watchers say, can expect to endure around 1,200 such attacks a […]
North Elementary: Report on Campbell’s desk, vice principal takes early retirement
A report regarding particulars of a January incident that led to sanctions against the principal and vice principal at North Elementary School is now on Eddie Campbell Jr.’s desk. However, […]
