MORGANTOWN — Teresa Toriseva, the Wheeling-based attorney representing the Mon-Preston Fraternal Order of Police, didn’t hesitate when asked if the police review and advisory board ordinance before […]
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Civil, criminal cases over against former Dunkin’ manager
Three lawsuits and a criminal charge against a former manager of the Sabraton Dunkin’ have been resolved. Through his attorney, Robert Garrison, 54, pleaded no contest to […]
Brain food for finals
When seasons change, so do our pallets. The days are filled with sunny skies and longer nights, as we approach summer. With more daylight, it leaves more […]
Creation of police review board gets first approval from Morgantown Council
MORGANTOWN — After a 10-month process that included some two dozen public meetings, a long list of community participants and public pushback from law enforcement locally and […]
West Virginia Botanic Garden celebration to feature music, art, springtime activities
MORGANTOWN — This year’s first annual West Virginia Botanic Garden Day will be May 8, and the WVBG at Tibbs Run Preserve is preparing for a day […]
Westover council discusses formal grievance against council member
WESTOVER — A formal grievance, submitted by the City of Westover’s city clerk Sandra Weis against First Ward council member Ralph Mullins, was discussed during Monday night’s […]
High court hears charter school case
Who’s suing who? That was the question the justices of the West Virginia Supreme Court had for the attorney representing the board of what still could be […]
United Steelworkers describe struggle to keep Morgantown pharmaceutical plant alive past July 31
MORGANTOWN – As West Virginia’s population continues dwindling and state leaders grope for ways to bring and keep people here, 1,500 well-paid factory workers face the end […]
Quarantine Kitchen: Shrimp Cocktail
By Kate KraderAssociated Press This looks like a good year for fans of Cinco de Mayo. The May 5 holiday has traditionally been a profitable one for […]
Bank robber pleads guilty, explains why
MORGANTOWN — A Pennsylvania man in jail for a Preston County bank robbery pleaded guilty to robbing a Monongalia County bank in 2018. Daryl R. Waychoff, 57, […]