There’s still time to order your strawberries from the Morgantown High School Foundation. In fact, it’s never been easier, foundation member Stephanie Lorenze said. These days, you’ll find a QR […]
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As war crime evidence mounts, is Putin getting the message?
Evidence of war crimes has mounted daily since Russian President Vladimir Putin launched his invasion to “denazify” Ukraine. Russian forces carrying out Putin’s orders targeted civilian areas and bombed clearly […]
The oil industry’s war bonanza
by Mel Gurtov In case you haven’t noticed, a major consequence of the Ukraine war is the bonanza it has provided for the oil and gas industry. U.S. sanctions on […]
Justice Thomas shouldn’t be held ‘accountable’ for wife’s opinions
by Chris Talgo Over the last several weeks, many have been calling for the resignation or impeachment of Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas. For example, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of […]
Fire at Preston County residence causes estimated $500,000 in damages
A gas dryer is likely the cause of a five-alarm fire that destroyed a Preston County couple’s home early Monday afternoon. Masontown VFD Chief Dan Luzier said the home at […]
Deputies find large amount of drugs during routine traffic stop
Monongalia County Sheriff’s Deputies made several arrests after finding drugs throughout a vehicle during a routine traffic stop on West Run Road in Morgantown early Monday morning. According to criminal […]
Morgantown man arrested for malicious wounding, more
A Morgantown man is facing several charges, including malicious assault, after officers from the Morgantown Police Department responded to a domestic violence incident late Saturday night. Terry Lynn Ford, 59, […]
Bruceton-Brandonville VFD cancels fundraiser due to threats
BRUCETON MILLS — When the folks planning a fundraiser for Bruceton-Brandonville Volunteer Fire Department sat down to brainstorm, they hoped to come up with something a bit different this year. […]
‘This is my Christmas — right here’: Operation Santa Claus founder Sylvia Chico dies
The staff at William R. Sharp Jr. Hospital turned the Santa hat on Sylvia Chico that snowy December day back in 2016. She twinkled like the tree at Rockefeller Center […]
McKinley comes to Clarksburg for roundtable with state Chamber, Manufacturers Association
CLARKSBURG — Rep. David McKinley came to Clarksburg on Monday to talk about infrastructure and energy with members of the state Chamber of Commerce and the West Virginia Manufacturers Association. […]
