MORGANTOWN—Mask mandates have been lifted in West Virginia for vaccinated individuals, but signs requiring customers to wear masks still hang in the windows of many local businesses. “It doesn’t seem […]
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Mon Commission approves tourism money, cuts rental fees at 4-H building
MORGANTOWN — “We’re open for business and you’re going to let people know that.” Monongalia County Commissioner Jeff Arnett offered as much Wednesday, moments after the commission approved $150,000 for […]
U.S. House passes McKinley bill regarding cameras in VA hospitals
MORGANTOWN – Following on the heels of the sentencing of Reta Mays for the murder of eight veterans at the Clarksburg VA hospital, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a […]
Kingwood Water Board discusses Herring Road Project
KINGWOOD — Changes in the Herring Road Project schedule were discussed Tuesday evening during a meeting of the Kingwood Water Board. The Herring Road Project is a two-part contract that […]
Lawsuit filed to stop creation of Morgantown police review board
As promised, less than a day after the Morgantown City Council passed an ordinance creating the Civilian Police Review and Advisory Board, members of the Monongalia-Preston Fraternal Order of Police […]
Firm says Mon County broadband plan should be ready in nine months
MORGANTOWN — Nine months. That, according to Ice Miller Whiteboard’s Lindsay Miller, is how long it will take to pull Monongalia County’s comprehensive broadband plan together. Miller explained as much […]
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Detached Home Sales 18% increase in Units from 75 to 89 50% Decrease in Marketing Time from 100 Days to 50 1% Increase in Sales Price from $323,767 to $327,344 […]
Lawsuit expected as Morgantown Council creates police review board
MORGANTOWN — Attorney Teresa Toriseva, representing the Mon-Preston Fraternal Order of Police, told The Dominion Post that she will file a lawsuit today in response to Morgantown City Council’s vote […]
It takes a village
Have you ever heard the phrase, “It takes a village”? No matter what tasks are ahead or trials you face, having someone there with you is a great way to […]
As gas shortage continues, Morrisey joins other AGs in letter to Biden condemning Keystone XL project shutdown
MORGANTOWN — As the Southeast slowly recovers from the Colonial Pipeline outage, state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced Tuesday that he has joined a coalition of 19 attorneys general in […]
