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Moore reflects on time at Pierpont

A look back as he readies to move on to life’s next chapter FAIRMONT — It was the NBA, not the Ph.D., that occupied the thoughts of Johnny Moore in 1985. That was the year he landed in Little Rock, Ark., to play the game on scholarship at tiny Philander Smith College. He didn’t ...

Christmas Bird Count

Mountaineer Audubon hosts survey Saturday  Newsroom@DominionPost.com The Mountaineer Audubon Christmas Bird Count is scheduled for Saturday.  This year, due to COVID-19, participation will be run according to safe and distanced standards.   There are  guidelines ...

DeVos extends pause on loans

Extension will give students extra month payment free MORGANTOWN — Education Secretary Betsy Devos  extended the existing student loan moratorium through Jan. 31, 2021 — exactly one month beyond the date on which it was initially set to end. The student loan moratorium, enacted in March  due to the COVID-19 pandemic, was previously scheduled to close on Dec. 31.  Those affected by the resumption of student loan payments expressed concern and frustration toward the situation despite the one-month extension of loan forbearance.  Madison Stout, who attended ...

Could we ever actually become immortal?

It seems that a lot of people are obsessed with the idea of immortality.  Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of a united China (reigned 221-210 BCE), was obsessed with the idea of being immortal. So, he ordered his army to search for something that would make him immortal. Instead of ...

WVU to hold virtual commencement Dec. 19

West Virginia University will hold a virtual commencement for its December graduates as it continues to emphasize student safety in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. University officials said 2,680 students — from the August and December 2020 classes — are scheduled to ...