MORGANTOWN – A dozen labor organizations representing public employees have filed suit to block the Paycheck Protection Act, a bill to prohibit public employers from deducting dues or fees for […]
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Morgantown Council approves $1.8M increase in final budget revision
MORGANTOWN — In its final budget revision for the current fiscal year, Morgantown City Council recently approved a first reading of an amendment reflecting a $1,807,724 increase. Interim Finance Director […]
Trial close for men accused of killing WVU student
MORGANTOWN — The trial for two men accused of murdering 21-year-old West Virginia University student Eric Smith Feb. 28, 2020, is set for early June, and as far as Judge […]
Capito gives update on infrastructure plan talks with the White House
MORGANTOWN – Sen. Shelley Moore Capito offered an update to West Virginia press members on Senate GOP infrastructure plan negotiations Thursday afternoon. She also offered some comments on the ongoing […]
Forgotten laptop results in 911 call
WESTOVER — A forgotten laptop may have saved a Westover duplex Thursday afternoon. Rose Marie Walsh owns the structure at 31 Monongahela Ave. Her granddaughter, Misty Rose Walsh, lives in […]
‘It was honestly perfect’: Bailey Barns Venue offers one-stop shop for weddings
FAIRVIEW — Bailey Barns Venue is equipped with everything a bride and groom could need to make their special day one to remember. “We treat every girl like they’re our […]
Justice: Ages 16-35 who are fully vaccinated can now sign up for $100 ‘Beat 588 … Bad’ incentive
MORGANTOWN — West Virginians ages 16-35 who’ve been fully vaccinated can now sign up to receive their $100 “Beat 588 … Bad” incentive payment, Gov. Jim Justice said Thursday. Go […]
It’s graduation for Mon’s public high school seniors
MORGANTOWN — After the pandemic-isolated, remote-learning spring of their junior year — followed by a senior year that saw plenty of COVID snags along the way, graduation weekend has finally […]
Organizer discusses details of upcoming Mason-Dixon Craft & Vendor Show
A small group of local women are in the process of organizing a craft event to take place at Mason-Dixon Historical Park early next month. Kaitlin Webber, a Morgantown resident […]
‘We all have to do this’: Mon middle-schoolers receive first COVID vaccine
Sam Watson kept looking down at the adhesive bandage on his arm. “One down, one to go,” the Suncrest Middle School eighth-grader said with a grin. Sam and his classmates […]
