KINGWOOD – Only three members of the public attended the fifth and final informational meeting on possible school closings in Preston. The meeting, held Tuesday at Central […]
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Mon students’ mini satellite going into space on NASA launch
MORGANTOWN — Ten students from Brookhaven and Cheat Lake elementary schools are slipping the surly bonds of Earth next month. A mini-satellite they crafted is going up […]
Officials gather at conference on arson; discuss peer support, photography
MORGANTOWN — Arson investigators from across West Virginia and surrounding states gathered at the Holiday Inn on Pineview Drive for the West Virginia chapter of the International […]
Clay-Battelle’s volleyball team sweeps tri-match
MILLS CREEK, W.Va. — Clay-Battelle High’s volleyball team took care of business Tuesday evening in a tri-match against Tygarts Valley and Pendleton County, sweeping both matches by […]
University High to get new football turf; Monongalia BOE hears more about Head Start
It was a tale of two playing fields — one literal and the other figurative — for the Monongalia County Board of Education Tuesday night. The […]
400-space parking lot to replace Medical Center Apartments
Demolition of the Medical Center Apartments along VanVoorhis Road continued Tuesday and work on a 400-space parking lot is expected to begin soon. Scott Bierer, director of […]
Higher education chairman questions WVU president Gordon Gee, Blue Ribbon Commission
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The chairman of the Higher Education Policy Commission is pushing back on a panel appointed by Gov. Jim Justice and led by West Virginia […]
Gallery: Demolition of Medical Center Apartments
Demolition work at the Medical Center Apartments. Demolition work at the Medical Center Apartments. Demolition work at the Medical Center Apartments. Demolition work at the Medical Center [...]
Reedsville Council receives noise complaint, business responds
REEDSVILLE – During a recent meeting, Brandon Acres residents complained to town council about noise made by a nearby business. The business owners said they wish people […]
Preston Board of Education learns of savings other than closing schools
ARTHURDALE — The Preston Board of Education learned Monday how much money might be saved by proposals other than closing two schools. Superintendent Steve Wotring reported on […]
