MORGANTOWN — The program to offer people aged 16-35 $100 for getting vaccinated is taking a bit more shape, Gov. Jim Justice said during Monday’s COVID-19 briefing. Earlier discussions have […]
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Boys & Girls Club removed from Woodburn facility
MORGANTOWN — In a November conversation with Morgantown City Council, Chris Haddox, chair of the Woodburn School Redevelopment Commission, questioned whether the Mountaineer Boys & Girls Club had a future […]
Justice: Mask mandate to end June 20 —state’s 158th birthday
MORGANTOWN — West Virginians will be able to celebrate the state’s 158th birthday by taking their masks off. Gov. Jim Justice said Friday that he’s set June 20 as the […]
State officials discuss roads, health care during 2021 Legislative Follow-up
KINGWOOD — Preston County Chamber of Commerce President Michael McGovern welcomed the public, delegates, senators and West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey to the 2021 Legislative Follow-Up. The follow-up was […]
E-cycle collection set for Aug. 21 at Kingwood Civic Center
KINGWOOD — Work is going forward for the annual county-wide Preston County e-cycle event that is set for Aug. 21 at the Kingwood Civic Center. Time and other information about the […]
City asks judge to stop fire civil service commission meeting
MORGANTOWN — The City of Morgantown has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to stop its fire civil service commission from holding a disciplinary hearing about the change in shift […]
Graduation dates, times set for Mon’s three public high schools
Everybody knew it was coming, and when it did, the only thing to do was laugh — or go all deadpan, as Emma Williams did. “This is extremely fitting for […]
Justice team ready to vaccinate kids 12-15 when CDC gives the OK
MORGANTOWN – West Virginia is ready to start vaccinating 12- to 15-year-olds once the CDC approves it, Gov. Jim Justice said Wednesday. When the OK comes down, they’ll set up […]
Creation of police review board gets first approval from Morgantown Council
MORGANTOWN — After a 10-month process that included some two dozen public meetings, a long list of community participants and public pushback from law enforcement locally and in Charleston, the […]
Westover council discusses formal grievance against council member
WESTOVER — A formal grievance, submitted by the City of Westover’s city clerk Sandra Weis against First Ward council member Ralph Mullins, was discussed during Monday night’s council meeting. According […]
