MORGANTOWN – With the sale of Pleasants Power Station to California-based Omnis Fuel Technologies completed, Mon Power and Potomac Edison informed the Public Service Commission on Thursday that they have stopped their evaluation of a potential Pleasants purchase. The companies had been ...
The head of the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration is concerned about issues with patterns of mine safety violations. Chris Williamson, the head of MSHA for the Biden Administration, recently talked about those worries in a conference call with stakeholders. “Last year the agency issued a ‘pattern of violations’ notice to a mine for the first time in eight years and we recently ran a screening and a second mine has been placed on a ‘pattern of violations’ notice,” said Williamson. Williamson vowed the agency will use all of the tools at its disposal to make ...
MORGANTOWN — It was publicly announced last week that the West Virginia Division of Highways plans to build a bridge across the Monongahela River in the next 28 months. The literal structure, estimated to be in the neighborhood of $70 million, is also a bridge in the figurative ...
Main Street Morgantown will host business professionals and investors of Morgantown’s Downtown and Wharf districts with a Merchant Mixer & Commercial Opportunity Tour on Wednesday. These events will highlight thriving business opportunities and ongoing revitalization activities in Downtown Morgantown. A Merchant Mixer will take place at Apothecary Ale House, 227 Spruce St. From 5-7 p.m., guests can enjoy refreshments while making connections with other downtown professionals. The Merchant Mixer provides a platform to represent your brand, exchange experiences and strengthen ...
MORGANTOWN – The Public Service Commission on Friday gave its blessing to reopening its review of a proposed ratepayer surcharge by Mon Power and Potomac Edison to help pay for construction of three of five planned solar energy projects. “The commission will reopen this matter to ...
MORGANTOWN — PACE Enterprises has a vision for the future. But in this case, the path forward requires looking back to where it all began — Pleasant Hill Avenue, Star City. PACE Place is the working name of a roughly 9,000 square-foot, 12-unit independent living facility built to accommodate individuals overcoming disabilities. “It’s kind of a full-circle thing that’s come around. The location where this will be built is the original location of PACE, which was housed there until the organization moved over to Mylan Park in 2010,” PACE Director ...
