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Marion BOE doesn’t renew superintendent’s contract — but remains mum on what happens next
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Trinity student a finalist in the statewide ‘I Voted!’ sticker contest
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Giuliani asks city, county to explore details of East End Village parcel sale
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Westover Council considering fees to support stormwater system
WESTOVER – Westover City Council on Tuesday approved the first reading of an ordinance implementing monthly stormwater management fees for properties within the city’s municipal separate storm sewer system, or […]
St. Clair Hill Road development receives county site plan approval
MORGANTOWN – Sunflower Village, a proposed development of 108 townhomes on 12 acres of property at the corner of West Run Road and St. Clair Hill Road has received site […]
Jesse Jackson in West Virginia: ‘He knew he had to continue the mission’
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City panhandling lawsuit expected to be settled out of court
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Morgantown’s early Black entrepreneurs honored in exhibit
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West Virginia Public Theatre: A Little Bourbon Street in the Heart of Morgantown
MORGANTOWN — Purple, green and gold filled 123 Pleasant Street on Thursday evening as West Virginia Public Theatre hosted its annual Morgantown Mardi Gras fundraiser. Presented by Hope Gas, the […]
