By CASSIDY ROARK CRoark@DominionPost.com MORGANTOWN – More than a thousand people marched Saturday afternoon in downtown Morgantown, a city that has experienced recent federal workforce cuts first-hand. The march, organized […]
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City’s traffic commission to jump start truck discussion
MORGANTOWN — Whether it’s the city’s comprehensive plan or the local MPO’s metropolitan transportation plan, removing the never-ending procession of heavy trucks from downtown Morgantown has been identified time and […]
Study: Don Knotts pedestrian bridge possible for about $7 million
MORGANTOWN — Is a pedestrian bridge spanning Don Knotts Boulevard feasible? Morgantown’s Historic Railroad Depot was filled Thursday evening with dozens of people interested in the answer to that question. […]
House amends Senate city elections bill to shorten time for municipalities to change their voting dates
MORGANTOWN – The House of Delegates on Friday adopted an amendment to the Senate’s bill to align municipal election dates with state dates – an amendment that will likely be […]
Senate committee adds third option to bill for schools to put guards on campus
dbeard@dominionpost.com MORGANTOWN – The Senate Finance Committee on Friday upped the ante on both chambers’ efforts to enable schools to put some form of security guards in their hallways. The […]
Hope Gas asks PSC to put its abandonment cases on hold
MORGANTOWN – Hope Gas has asked the state Public Service Commission to put on hold its proceedings to abandon its Red Lines pipeline system spanning 22 counties and convert its […]
Capito addresses job cuts at NIOSH, NETL during call with West Virginia reporters
dbeard@dominionpost.com MORGANTOWN – Sen. Shelley Moore Capito fielded some questions during her Thursday briefing with West Virginia reporters on this week’s job cuts at the Morgantown NIOSH office, and the […]
Michael: Initial volunteer cleanup ‘amazing’ despite wet weather
MORGANTOWN — Call it spring cleaning writ large. Or maybe the metropolitan version of sweeping the front stoop. However it’s characterized, a volunteer community effort to assist the West Virginia […]
A look at bills that died before Crossover Day at the Capitol
MORGANTOWN – Wednesday was Crossover Day at the Legislature: Day 50 of the 60-day session, the deadline for bills to pass out of their house of origin and cross the […]
Morgantown voices opposition to Moore’s Stop CCP VISAs Act
MORGANTOWN – Morgantown City Council on Tuesday passed a resolution opposing the Stop Chinese Communist Prying by Vindicating Intellectual Safeguards in Academia Act – also known as the Stop CCP […]
