W. Va. — Seniors at Trinity Christian School stepped away from their normal classes for a day to learn life skills at the school’s first B.A.S.I.C. Conference. The conference, called […]
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11 girls join Scout council
MORGANTOWN — Among the dozens of Cub Scouts running around Camp Mountaineer this weekend are three girls — their official participation a result of the May 2 announcement from the […]
Marker notes former location of Mount Tabor Baptist Church
W. Va. — Nothing is really ended until it is forgotten, said Susan Arnold, regent at the Mount Tabor Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) dedication ceremony. Saturday May 12. […]
W. Va. faces statewide challenges in combating human trafficking
W. Va. — When it comes to combating the problem of human trafficking in West Virginia, officials say there are challenges to face statewide. Assistant US Attorney General Andy Cogar, […]
College of Education and Human Services celebrates graduation at WVU Coliseum
MORGANTOWN — As WVU Commencement goes into the weekend, Saturday May 12 the College of Education and Human Services saw the graduating class of 2018 move their tassels to the […]
Experts explore drug factors in human trafficking
W. Va. — The definition of coercion gets murky when human trafficking is coupled with the drug epidemic. Karen Haring, executive director of Liberia Inc., said in her work to […]
Experts say it can be difficult for human trafficking, domestic violence victims to get out of situation
W. Va. — Local victim advocate experts say leaving an abusive relationship or a trafficking situation is not as simple as it might seem. According to local officals, for those […]
Local organizations work to combat violence against human trafficking victims
W. Va. — For those who may find themselves in a coercive or trafficking situation, there are many resources available to help and advise, both at the state and local […]
Rosie the Riveters talk history and Mother’s Day
W. Va. — Ella King was 57 years old when she learned how to muscle a rivet gun in World War II. Her daughter, Anna Hess still marvels at the […]
Renowned quilter coming to Morgantown for demonstration
By Tiffany Morgan, The Dominion Post MORGANTOWN — Patricia makes it look easy. For 40 years, Patricia Knoechel and her sister Eleanor Burns have been passionate about one thing: quilting. […]
