dbeard@dominionpost.com MORGANTOWN – Hope Gas has hit a snag in its rate-hike proposal case for its Pipeline Replacement and Expansion Program – PREP. Hope told the Public Service Commission on […]
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Then and now: UHS’s 100th year comes alive at 2025 Parade
MORGANTOWN — Downtown Morgantown filled with cheers, marching bands and a wave of maroon and gold Wednesday evening as University High School celebrated its 2025 Homecoming Parade — marking 100 […]
Morgantown tool lending library launching later this fall
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Mon County student detained after report of gun at school
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The house that love built: Ronald McDonald House celebrates anniversary, expansion
MORGANTOWN – For more than three decades, Ronald McDonald House Morgantown has been a refuge for families facing the life-altering uncertainty of childhood illness and injury. The facility briefly paused […]
Greg Travinski selected as BOPARC’s next executive director
MORGANTOWN – In 2007, Greg Travinski took a seasonal position with BOPARC as a camp counselor. On Wednesday, he was unanimously approved as the city park system’s next executive director. […]
Warming shelter focus shifts to West Run facility, nothing finalized
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Joe Manchin receives award for leadership in advancing U.S. hydrogen technology
MORGANTOWN – In celebration of National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day, former Sen. Joe Manchin was honored with a Hydrogen Leadership Award for his pivotal role in advancing hydrogen for […]
City countersues employee, seeking return of settlement money
MORGANTOWN — The city of Morgantown has countersued longtime employee Lamar Johnson, claiming the discrimination lawsuit he filed against the city in August violated the terms of a 2020 confidential […]
Westover turns its attention to pump station replacement
WESTOVER — With Holland Avenue complete, save some additional paving and few punchlist items, the city of Westover is turning its attention to the second of two major sewer system […]
