MORGANTOWN — West Virginians who use SNAP benefits can now double or triple their dollars if they use them at their local farmer’s market. The West Virginia Food & Farm Coalition, […]
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WVU responds to lawsuit, failing to comply with FOIA request
MORGANTOWN — WVU asked that a lawsuit by Appalachian Mountain Advocates Inc., a nonprofit, over claims that WVU failed to comply with a Freedom of Information Act be dismissed. In the […]
Phyllis Brooks one of 150 patients in region to be helped by heart device
MORGANTOWN — Just like that, lap band surgery was the least of Phyllis Brooks’ worries. Not that she was that worried to begin with — she just knew that she […]
Cross-Disciplinary Exhibit on display at the WVU Downtown Campus Library
MORGANTOWN — WVU is examining the most essential element to the human race: Water. On display now in the WVU Downtown Campus Library, “WATER: A Cross Disciplinary Exhibit Exploring the Significance, […]
I-77 northbound project shouldn’t affect football fans this weekend
BLUEFIELD — Mountaineer football fans won’t be faced with hundreds of orange barrels on Interstate 77 between Princeton and Bluefield on their way to and coming home from Charlotte this […]
“The Pride” heads south with stops planned in Mercer County, North Carolina
PRINCETON — Members of “The Pride of West Virginia,” WVU’s Mountaineer Marching Band, open the 2018 performance season in Mercer County today with a show at Princeton’s Hunnicutt Stadium. It’s […]
Fairmont Senior’s Jalen Bridges receives WVU scholarship offer
MORGANTOWN — Coaches of the West Virginia men’s basketball team have obviously taken notice of Fairmont Senior’s boys’ basketball program. Polar Bears forward Jalen Bridges, a rising senior, was offered […]
WVU professor weighs in on potential, pitfalls of voting technology
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia’s foray into vote-by-app could signal the beginning of a new age of voter participation. Or, it could lead to dire consequences not yet seen in the […]
Football fever: Alumni host Countdown to Kickoff
MORGANTOWN — Somebody needs to put a football in Ryder Partridge’s hands — quick. He just might be a natural-born running back. The 4-year-old was doing a good job of weaving […]
WVU Festival of Ideas topics range from GMOs to suicide prevention
MORGANTOWN — WVU recently announced its lineup for this season’s Festival of Ideas. It will cover topics ranging from suicide prevention to civic engagement to genetically engineered food. The series includes: […]
