MORGANTOWN — With a roughly $1.7 million project to shore up the 45-year-old University Avenue parking garage complete, the city is turning its attention to Spruce Street. […]
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Williams named 2023 Baker Cup winner
In January, 11 students at the West Virginia University College of Law began competing in the school’s annual George C. Baker Cup Moot Court appellate advocacy competition. […]
Butcher, Mayle square off in Morgantown’s 7th Ward in replay of 2021
MORGANTOWN — In a replay of the 2021 election, Brian Butcher and Ben Mayle have stepped forward to represent Morgantown’s 7th Ward. Butcher, the incumbent, defeated Mayle […]
Renew event returns to Kingdom church
Renew, a six-week holistic health women’s event held every spring and fall in Morgantown, returns April 18 to Kingdom Evangelical Methodist Church, 540 Fairmont Road, Westover. It […]
Geese not good at guarding, still loved
A desire to homestead runs in my family. Perhaps my sisters and I got it watching our mother grow much of our food in our backyard in […]
Mon Health System and Intermed Labs awarded grant
Mon Health System and Intermed Labs at Mon Health have been awarded a grant of $100,000 from the Benedum Foundation to provide cutting-edge, AI-based finger prosthetics from […]
Gee announces scholarship, addresses budget challenge
WVU TODAY “The state of West Virginia University is strong,” President Gordon Gee said during his spring State of the University address on Monday. “And we will […]
Stuart hoping governor signs HB 2310
CHARLESTON — Kanawha County Sen. Mike Stuart says he hopes Gov. Jim Justice looks favorably on a bill that includes a proposal to change required vehicle safety […]
Star City Council appoints Sharon Doyle to serve as town’s acting mayor
It took 10 minutes and two votes Monday evening for Star City Town Council to amend the town’s code pertaining to the succession of mayoral duties and […]
Mon Schools, BOE to discuss possibility of employee pay raises in coming days
With the seasonal calendar page for Monongalia County Schools now officially turned to spring, that means prom, baseball, band concerts and track and field meets for students […]
