The city of Morgantown received its first quarterly sales tax allotment at the end of October. The initial $1,206,614.29 payment is the result of a process that began in 2014, when […]
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Patriot Militia Movement may ramp up members
Increases could happen under Biden presidency A West Virginia University journalism professor who has studied the Patriot Militia Movement in the U.S. said there is a real possibility that more […]
Schools see fewer students in 2020
Enrollment drops as the coronavirus plagues districts Even if a coronavirus vaccine hits the market soon, the West Virginia Department of Education still might need a shot in the arm […]
Reverend discusses future of Walk4WV
150 mile project raises awareness of homelessness It’s been nearly two months, and Zac Morton is pretty sure he has recuperated from his efforts. “Been pretty well recovered now, I […]
Counting down to the holidays
DIY advent calendars can serve as gift, toy and décor for all ages BY ALDONA BIRD Newsroom@DominionPost.com It might still be a tad early for Christmas decorations and carols, but it […]
Market on the Move
Newsroom@DominionPost.com Morgantown Farmers Market will host its last outdoor market of the year from 8:30 a.m.-noon Saturday at Morgantown Market Place, 400 Spruce St. On Dec. 5, the market moves […]
How do hot air balloons work?
Riding in a hot air balloon has been a lifelong dream of mine ever since I watched the American Girl movie called Saige Paints the Sky. At the end of […]
Pink Out Fundraiser
Clay-Battelle teacher raises money for cancer research and awareness Twelve hours. That’s how long it took the doctors to do their work. And when she finally woke up in recovery, […]
Council discusses demolition of old bank building
Purchase of snow plow voted on REEDSVILLE — The demolition of the old bank building was once again a topic of discussion at Reedsville Council. The building sits on the […]
Preston County publisher to hold virtual book festival
Headline Books holds first virtual book conference TERRA ALTA — In response to the coronavirus pandemic, local publisher Headline Books is holding its first virtual book festival and conference. The […]
