MORGANTOWN — The cities of Morgantown and Westover along with Monongalia County, WVU and the state and federal departments of transportation have invested in a comprehensive bicycle and pedestrian plan […]
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Paramedic training expands in north-central region
CLARKSBURG — One of the state’s five institutions to offer paramedic training will now teach students in Clarksburg. Pierpont Community and Technical College’s emergency medical services program made the move south […]
Mileage, fuel card begin to lay out Loughry’s travels
CHARLESTON —The state Supreme Court’s top financial officer testified for several hours at the federal trial of Justice Allen Loughry about how the court keeps track of mileage and gas […]
Granville Police seek man accused of using stolen credit cards
GRANVILLE — Granville Police are seeking the identity of a suspect who went to WalMart and Target in Granville on Sept. 30 and charged over $1,600 worth of merchandise on […]
Police arrest two men after finding 1.4 pounds of marijuana
MORGANTOWN — Two area men face drug charges after police recovered marijuana and a firearm from two residences. Gador Peter Wal, 20, and Gatrak Peter Wal, 19, of Morgantown, were […]
Mon County House of Delegates offer differing views on revenue, opioids, cannabis
MORGANTOWN — Three candidates for the House of Delegates 51st District met with The Dominion Post Editorial Board to share their views. This was the third of several scheduled meetings with […]
U.S. Senate approves opioid package, now awaits Trump’s signature
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly passed on Wednesday a legislative package with multiple measures aimed at combatting the opioid epidemic. The SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Act includes efforts to […]
As first round of road work nears completion, busiest arteries in Morgantown area prep for work
MORGANTOWN — Safer and more efficient: those are the hopes for Monongalia County Commission President Tom Bloom as another round of major road work gets underway in the Morgantown area. Some […]
Emil Czul leaves $4 million to WVU for engineering scholarships
A $4 million gift to WVU will help two Oak Hill High School graduates go to school every year. Emil Czul (pronounced “Sewell”), a WVU alumnus and 1950 graduate of […]
WVU report: State’s economy experiencing unbalanced recovery
By Jake Flatley CHARLESTON — The state’s economy is experiencing one of its best years in a decade but there is still room for improvement. The West Virginia University Bureau of […]
