About a month ago, I read Cheryl Strayed’s memoir “Wild.” It is about her time hiking the Pacific Crest Trail and is a gorgeous piece of writing, born from the […]
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WVDOH accepts bids for Van Voorhis Road work, 14 other construction projects
CHARLESTON — A project to upgrade and widen Van Voorhis Road is among 15 projects included in a bid letting conducted by the West Virginia Division of Highways Tuesday. Another […]
WVU students make their way to Morgantown for the school year
Area residents have likely seen more traffic this week as students return for the fall semester at West Virginia University. The university is in the middle of its Move-In Week […]
A talk with Rep. Alex Mooney on legislation, his Morgantown visit and the campaign trail
MORGANTOWN – Rep. Alex Mooney talked with The Dominion Post this week about some of his legislation, his recent visit to Morgantown and his time on the campaign trail. On […]
WVU announces preliminary Academic Transformation recommendations: Proposes 32 majors cut, 169 faculty RIF’d
MORGANTOWN – WVU’s provost office has released its Academic Transformation preliminary recommendations, proposing that 32 of 338 Morgantown campus majors be discontinued, with 169 potential faculty line reductions. WVU sent […]
MUB moving forward with Popenoe Run, Cheat Lake wastewater projects
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown Utility Board General Manager Mike McNulty said folks living in the Upper Popenoe Run stream and sewer project area should expect a knock on their doors. “E.L. […]
State Board of Ed on stalled test scores: ‘We can, and must, do better’
The aftermath of COVID-19 still continues to cast a long shadow over West Virginia’s public education fortunes. That was evident this past week in Charleston, when the state Board of […]
Jury finds Mon County man guilty of arson, child neglect, domestic assault
Thursday morning in Monongalia County Circuit Court, Rodney A. Moats Jr., 31, of Morgantown, was found guilty by a jury of his peers of first-degree arson, two counts of gross child […]
PSC refuses increased grave marker prices for veterans
CHARLESTON — The Public Service Commission of West Virginia on Thursday shot down a recommendation of its own task force and the funeral industry to increase the price of veterans’ […]
AB must respond to petition on utilities debt
BY JARETT LEWIS CHARLESTON — The state’s Public Service Commission granted the city of Philippi a petition that requires Alderson Broaddus University to show cause for why its utilities shouldn’t […]
