KINGWOOD — Preston County will celebrate its 200th birthday Saturday with a variety of events at several locations. Special bicentennial commemorative coins and flags will be sold in the McGrew […]
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WVU School of Public Health is developing a new residency program
MORGANTOWN — To help combat the region’s ongoing health issues, the WVU School of Public Health is developing a new residency program focused on public health, the first of its […]
Justice’s continued tenure on bench can only further damage court’s credibility
Call this a motion for the suspension of state Supreme Court Justice Allen Loughry. Wednesday, Loughry was named in 32 charges alleging he violated the state’s Code of Judicial Conduct. […]
Woman admits her involvement in an illegal firearms operation
CLARKSBURG — Margaret Parker, of Dellslow, has admitted to her involvement in an illegal firearms operation, United States Attorney Bill Powell announced. Parker, 33, pled guilty to one count of […]
Woman sentenced to 18 months for role in oxycodone distribution
CLARKSBURG — Marjorie Sue Webster, of Maidsville, was sentenced Tuesday to 18 months incarceration for her role in distributing oxycodone, United States Attorney Bill Powell announced. Webster, 24, pled guilty […]
Chestnut Ridge adds variety of acts to concert lineup
MORGANTOWN — If you’re familiar with Chestnut Ridge Park and Campground’s annual summer concert series, you know plenty of bluegrass and roots acts hit the outdoor stage. In recent years, […]
Less than 1% of $150M in available funding doled out to 2016 disaster victims, survivors
Maybe you can blame it on time passing slowly here in the mountains. After all, it took the Appalachians, which once reached the heights of today’s Rockies, eons to get […]
WV AmeriCorps and local volunteers partner to preserve city hall documents
MORGANTOWN — The Preservation Alliance of West Virginia’s Preserve WV AmeriCorps program has partnered with local volunteers and the West Virginia and Regional History Center of WVU Libraries to create […]
Robert Kennedy’s murder still haunts America’s history and the hearts of many
Fifty years ago, many of us awoke to a nightmare for the second straight day. A little after midnight on June 5, 1968, moments after winning the California primary, Sen. […]
Trump preparing to order grid operators to purchase power from specific plants
It’s one thing to tinker with the rules and quite another thing to suspend them. In recent months, the Trump administration’s intervention in the economy has seemingly substituted government decree […]
