In 1949, Parker Brothers released the board game Clue, in which players would use various hints to determine who had murdered the mysterious Mr. Green — in what room and with what weapon. In 1985, director Jonathan Lynn brought the board game to life with his film of the same name. And ...
Summer is in full swing, and Mountaineer Country is gearing up for some exciting events that will make your summer unforgettable. Whether you’re a fan of live music, sporting events, community celebrations or classic car showcases, there’s an event tailored to your interests. So, gather your loved ones and get ready to celebrate West Virginia’s birthday month by partaking in the diverse flavors, cultures and creativity that define our Mountain State. If you’d like more information on events in and around Morgantown, there is a variety of resources to be found at ...
University of Kansas has held its research-based Girls Night Out (GNO) program since 2008, providing vital life skills to girls and women with developmental disabilities for nearly two decades. Upon attending a training event for the program, Molly Abitbol quickly recognized its potential ...
Nexus to perform Saturday at The Encore Nexus, a Grateful Dead tribute band, has been around north-central West Virginia for a while. Bruce Kimmel, a Lewis County resident born and raised in Brooklyn, remembers being asked to join in the mid-1980s, and Craig Seth, of Ritchie County, signed on soon after. The group, which now includes Erik Yoder on guitar and vocals and Jeff Fedan on drums, both of Morgantown, comes for another show at The Encore at 8 p.m. Saturday. Kimmel will be on bass; Seth on guitar and vocals. Community Baby Shower set for Saturday ...
Back in 1999, local businesswoman Barbara Alexander aligned herself and her business, Premier Properties by Barbara Alexander, with national real estate company Howard Hanna out of appreciation for its focus on community and family. Nearly 30 years later, Alexander has received the Anne ...
Summer arrived early in the region and at the West Virginia Botanic Garden on Tyrone Road in Morgantown. The early heat and warm storms are driving the development of flowers and nature. The garden and horticultural crew have been planting, weeding and planting some more to get ...
