MORGANTOWN — The Coal Bucket Saloon threw open its doors Thursday and invited bikers and others in to enjoy the first day of Wild and Wonderful MountainFest. […]
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Preston County Cleanup Committee approves PCPaRC grant application
KINGWOOD — A review of a grant application from the Preston County Parks and Recreation Commission (PCPaRC) was approved by members of the Preston County Cleanup Committee […]
Students present their research projects at annual poster competition
MORGANTOWN — Undergraduates at WVU spent several weeks honing their research skills and sharing them with middle schoolers through a poster competition at a summer symposium. “This […]
Tunnelton man faces up to 27 years in prison
KINGWOOD — A Tunnelton man could be sentenced up to 27 years in prison. Andrew Thomas Knotts, 29, pleaded guilty to felony burglary, felony malicious assault and […]
WVU Foundation raises more than $161 million, second-highest in history
MORGANTOWN — The WVU Foundation raised more than $161 million during Fiscal Year 2018, making it the second-highest fundraising year in its history, the foundation reported. The […]
Tunnelton man charged with operating a clandestine drug lab
KINGWOOD — A Tunnelton man was charged with operating a clandestine drug lab this week. Bond was set at $100,000 for Donald Ray Moats, 39. According to […]
Warner denies Blankenship request to run for U.S. Senate
CHARLESTON — Former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship must go to court if he wants to be the Constitution Party’s candidate for U.S. Senate in the November election. […]
EQT urges new law for royalty payment protection
MORGANTOWN — Pittsburgh-based natural gas producer EQT wants to have a new West Virginia law protecting certain gas well royalty payments declared unconstitutional. EQT offered arguments why […]
State education summit seeks to increase number of high school graduates that enroll in college
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia’s high school graduation rate of 89.4 percent last year was the third-highest in the nation, coming in just behind Iowa and New Jersey. […]
Morgantown City Council colleagues urge deputy mayor Brazaitis to be “civil”
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown City Councilor Ron Dulaney, addressing a series of inflammatory remarks from Deputy Mayor Mark Brazaitis, cautioned his colleague, “We’ve got to stop throwing grenades.” […]
