A small crowd gathered in a school perched atop a hill on a picture-perfect Friday evening to recognize the 12 individuals who are collectively the Trinity Christian School Class of 2023. […]
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Preston BOE announces adjustments to 2024 high school schedule
KINGWOOD — The 2024 school year will bring one more class period to Preston High School. A schedule adjustment will take PHS from seven periods per day to eight, according […]
246 earn diplomas Thursday in commencement exercises
KINGWOOD — The parking lots were filled, and people were finding spots wherever they could an empty space could be found Thursday evening. They were all there to see their […]
Don’t believe your lying eyes
Photos, videos not as reliable in the AI era by Parmy Olson A fake photo of an explosion near the Pentagon went viral across Twitter on Monday, and stocks dipped. […]
Jim Justice’s unpaid bills stack up
There have been three more news stories in recent days about bills left unpaid by companies owned and operated by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice and his family. One in […]
Smartphones take a toll on teenagers. But what choice do parents have?
by Jean Guerrero We can’t keep ignoring social media’s harmful effects on the mental health of young people. Across the world, regardless of skin color or language, people are suffering […]
Area lawyers, judges honor retired federal Judge Irene Keeley for 30 years of service
MORGANTOWN – Local lawyers and judges gathered at WVU’s Erickson Alumni Center Thursday afternoon to honor federal Judge Irene M. Keeley, who retired last September after 30 years on the […]
County, municipalities discuss panhandling law
MORGANTOWN — Everybody is in agreement. Panhandling is a problem and something needs to be done. What is that something? That was the focus of a Thursday work session between […]
‘West Virginia was where I learned work ethic’ — 84 Lumber president, CEO helps dedicate new store in Sabraton
Lots of heavy lifting in the lumberyard. Maggie Hardy knows. “Oh, yeah,” she said. “I threw my back out twice.” That’s what happens, she said, when you work in just […]
Former Westover mayor not guilty of battery
Former Westover Mayor Dave Johnson has been found not guilty of misdemeanor battery stemming from an altercation with former Westover City Councilor Ralph Mullins. Both Johnson and Mullins confirmed Magistrate […]
