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Morgantown gearing up for ‘rapid response’ pedestrian projects

MORGANTOWN — Morgantown Staff Engineer Drew Gatlin said residents across the city will see a slate of small, relatively inexpensive pedestrian improvements implemented in the coming months.  Speaking before Morgantown City Council, Gatlin explained this will be considered “year ...

Bikers, Bros & Bo achieves $100,000 scholarship fund with YCF

Your Community Foundation of North Central West Virginia Inc. (YCF) announced a significant, additional donation from Bikers, Bros & Bo Inc. to the PFC Andrew Martin “Bo” Harper Memorial Scholarship Fund. Total contributions to the scholarship fund have reached $100,000. Established with YCF in 2011, the PFC Andrew Martin “Bo” Harper Memorial Scholarship Fund commemorates the life of Harper, who died March 11, 2011, at age 19, while serving in Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Harper, a 2009 graduate of University High School, enlisted in the U.S. Army. He achieved ...

Boy Scouts of America to honor local citizens

The Boy Scouts of America, Mountaineer Area Council will recognize distinguished citizens whose leadership and philanthropy make a positive difference in its communities and represent the values instilled by the Boy Scouts of America. Honors will be handed out this evening at the Annual Distinguished Citizens Dinner at The Erickson Alumni Center. Those being honored: Jeff Hostetler as the Distinguished Citizen Diversified Energy as the Distinguished Corporate Citizen. Secretary of State and Eagle Scout Mac Warner, the National Eagle Scout Association’s Outstanding Eagle ...

Residents of Indian Rock mobile home park take concerns to commission

KINGWOOD — Concerns about the Indian Rock mobile home park in Reedsville were brought before the commission during its Tuesday meeting. Tammy Forshey told commissioners she is having trouble contacting someone at the mobile home park to pay her rent. “There are about 50 people who don’t know what is going on and have no place to go,” she said. “The trailer park is currently in a trusteeship due to disagreements between the brother and one of the sisters that own the property.” She said there is also a holding pond on the site that the Department of Environmental ...

Capitol Christmas tree begins its journey

BY CHRIS LAWRENCE Wednesday’s snowfall in the high mountains of West Virginia created the perfect backdrop for the felling of the 2023 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree. A small group of about 75 people, mostly workers with the U.S. Forest Service and media members, braved 19-degree temperatures and crowded into the Laurel Fork Campground on the Monongahela National Forest to witness the harvest of a 63-foot Norway Spruce, which is now destined for Washington, D.C. “All-in-all we estimate our staff looked at probably over 100 trees. We narrowed it down to the best eight ...