MORGANTOWN — Percussion repercussions — and the banjo in the bathroom. Ask Chris Haddox what he remembers most about the recording of his first-ever album, which is […]
Author: Jim Bissett, The Dominion Post
Mon’s people-movers grappling with driver shortages
Two weeks ago, Mountain Line announced it was limiting some of its routes due to a driver shortage. The transit authority that buses people around Morgantown and […]
Babydog, in the passing lane: Morgantown couple wins ‘Vette as part of vaxx sweepstakes
Mary and Jeff Darnell are like a lot of married couples in that way. That is, they measure the markers of their lives in four-wheeled increments. What […]
Meet the honored alumni of MHS
MORGANTOWN — Things don’t begin and end with Barney Fife at Morgantown High School. Or, Don Knotts (Class of 1942), the comedic actor who won five Emmys […]
Mon Health cuts ribbon on new clinic in Fairmont
FAIRMONT – The drone of traffic on nearby Interstate 79 created an appropriate soundtrack for the Mon Health System ribbon-cutting ceremony here Wednesday afternoon. Said ribbon, in […]
Mon students are making the grade better in W.Va., local district reports
Courtney Whitehead spends her days dancing with data in Monongalia County’s school district. At Tuesday night’s Board of Education meeting, she got to perform a love song. […]
COVID a consistent fact in Mon schools
MORGANTOWN — It was business as usual in Monongalia County schools last week. Students shuffled in for class and teachers worked from their lesson plans. Football teams […]
Mon BOE’s Kelly cruises into racers’ Hall of Fame
Mike Kelly, the Monongalia County Board of Education member, loves taking people to school when the light changes. He punches it – and he’s off to the […]
Excess levy for Mon schools on track for renewal; election marked by low turnout
The excess levy for Monongalia County’s school district looked like it was on its way to being handily renewed Saturday, despite low voter turnout – and high […]
Watch for the Rhodes Family on ‘Family Feud’
It was kind of like art-imitating-life-imitating-game show. That’s how Peggy Sue Cochran recalls that daytrip and lunch in Charleston from a couple of years back, when she […]