David Paul Schnopp, 79, of Bruceton Mills, passed away quietly, Sunday, April 15, 2018, at home surrounded by his devoted and loving family after a long, courageous battle from complications […]
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Special lenses help improve focus for screen work
Q: My sister just got new glasses for computer vision. What are these? A: We are all spending so much time staring at screens — computers, tablets, and smartphones — […]
There’s still plenty to celebrate this Tax Day
Guy Berkebile, Somerset, Pa. Tax Day is Tuesday. While millions of Americans scramble to fill out their tax returns, we should also find time to celebrate the new tax law. […]
Cuts to public education by lawmakers unacceptable
Jane Menear, Arthurdale So Hoppy Kercheval finds the results of the State Report Card for reading and math “unacceptable.” Wonder where he and his Republican friends in the Legislature will […]
Viola Eloise Shultz
Viola Eloise Shultz, of Cheat Neck Community, passed into the presence of the Lord, at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital on April 14, 2018. She was surrounded by her loving family […]
Community Announcements April 16, 2018
Nonprofit to host Meltown at brew pub Friends of Deckers Creek will hold its 12th Annual Spring Meltdown from 6 p.m.-midnight Saturday at the Morgantown Brewing Co. The Meltdown is […]
New retirement community to open this fall
Contact: The Crossings at 304-212-4939 or thecrossingsatmorgantown.com A new, state-of-the-art retirement community is slated to open during this fall, at 2996 Point Marion Road, Morgantown. The Crossings at Morgantown is managed by […]
Mon Health welcomes new oculofacial surgeon
Mon Health welcomes oculofacial surgeon Dr. Jennifer Sivak-Callcott to its surgical team. Sivak specializes in delicate surgical procedures in and around the eye to improve comfort, function, appearance and self-esteem […]
City’s charter changed over last century
The tweaking of Morgantown’s charter has been suggested in recent months. That brings to mind some major tweaking over the past century. The last major change came in 1976 when a […]
Utilities must take a second look at coal
By Syd S. Peng To many skeptics, particularly on the political left, the shutdown of coal plants has demonstrated the industry’s shaky future. With over 400 units — more than […]
