The West Virginia University Board of Governors agreed Friday to keep base tuition and fees for the fall semester at 2019 levels. The action, which won’t be formalized until BOG […]
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Longview Power and the future of coal: Three industry perspectives
MORGANTOWN — A recent headline in the online journal NS Energy said “Longview Power’s bankruptcy indicates ‘dire strait’ of the US coal industry.” The Dominion Post regularly publishes articles of […]
Manchin fields COVID-19 questions in Facebook town hall
MORGANTOWN — Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., held a short town hall meeting on Facebook on Friday to field some constituent questions on coronavirus issues. About 1,600 people tuned in and […]
Brainly survey shows parents are struggling with kids’ math assignments during virus-induced school closings
At Mylan Park’s Hazel and J.W. Ruby Community Center this past January, the buttons on those scary looking scientific calculators were clicking just like a Bach concerto. The equations were […]
Former CIP participants donate surgical masks to friends and hosts
The West Virginia Council of International Programs (WVCIP) recognizes that friendship, understanding and peace are created through cross-cultural experiences. WVCIP provides international participants with personalized opportunities for professional development and […]
Country Roads Food Drive is seeking donations across the state
The Country Roads Food Drive is a statewide food collection and fundraiser to feed families across the Mountain State during the novel coronavirus pandemic. The drive will be from 7 […]
Kinsinger Run Bridge is soon to see road repairs
TERRA ALTA — The contract has been let to repair the Kinsinger Run Bridge on Salt Lick this summer, the governor’s office announced recently. The contract was awarded to Jim […]
Justice remains hopeful as state budget hole grows; counting on CARES Act money to backfill
MORGANTOWN — Much of Gov. Jim Justice’s Friday coronavirus press briefing focused on the state budget, but he and COVID-19 Czar Clay Marsh did offer a couple bits of advice […]
One dead, another injured in crash on I-68
One person is dead after a four vehicle crash on Interstate 68 on Friday morning. The crash happened in the eastbound lane at the 6.5 mile marker, according to West […]
Dealing with change isn’t easy, but we’ll figure it out
It is not easy to find a silver lining to the massive dark cloud that is the COVID-19 virus. However, I am going to give it a try. I have […]
