West Virginia has a weight problem. Forty-one percent of state residents are clinically obese, which is defined as having a body mass index (BMI) of greater than 30 (18.5 to […]
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WVU Extension FARMacy students celebrate their progress in controlling diabetes with good eating
MORGANTOWN – The table was laden with healthy – but tasty – foods: hummus, a fruit and veggie tray, vegetable soup, broccoli cheese soup, dilly beans and corn flake-breaded chicken […]
‘You’re just gonna have to come to see it’: Renowned collector Herold Berthy’s estate auction is Saturday
In this crowd, the late Herold Berthy was as unique as the spelling of his name. Among the legions of barn-picking sojourners, coveters of vintage vehicles and enthusiasts of all […]
MUB, MCHD working to identify, eliminate lead exposure
On Thursday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced new regulations regarding lead pipes aimed at eliminating the chance for lead exposure through drinking water within 10 years. Water utilities nationwide […]
Northeast Natural Energy earns world’s first A grade for ESG performance from Equitable Origin
MORGANTOWN — Local natural gas producer Northeast Natural Energy continues to lead the industry in terms of corporate culture, announcing on Thursday that it has just become the first producer […]
BOE looking to approve new levy
KINGWOOD — In February 2019, Preston County passed a five-year levy that generated $4.5 million per year to support building upgrades and repairs, field trips, on-site learning experiences, instructional, office […]
Mountain Loggers Group continues holiday tradition with $191K gift to WVU Medicine Children’s
A large donation, a newly lit Christmas tree and a parade of emergency vehicles helped kick off the holidays Wednesday at WVU Medicine Children’s. The hospital is celebrating the holiday […]
Senate education chair wants lawmakers to address issues of discipline
BY CARRIE HODOUSEK CHARLESTON — State Senate Education Committee Chair Amy Nichole Grady said a priority for her during the 2024 Regular Legislative Session will focus on classroom behavioral issues […]
An IED made me a double amputee, but I continued to serve in the Army
by Gregory Gadson Over the last 16 years, I’ve managed a major military base, run a government contracting business, appeared in two motion pictures and made motivational speeches before hundreds […]
Mothers who work remotely are not ‘mommies’
Pandemic well over, a growing number of companies want their workers back at the office. Many still allow certain employees to continue doing some or all of the job remotely. […]
