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A crash course in stopping for pedestrians

On my way to work earlier this week, I obeyed traffic laws and stopped for a pedestrian — who appeared to be a WVU student. She had activated the crosswalk lights at the intersection of Falling Run and University Avenue and watched as cars continued to zip by her. Only after I stopped ...

MCHD’S Dr. Lee B. Smith Travels to Chernobyl 

Augmenting radiation training,  skills intended to help  Mon Co. Newsroom@DominionPost.com  Dr. Lee B. Smith spent five days in late June, dosimeter in hand, measuring radiation levels inside the former Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine and the surrounding area, known as ...

WVU Medicine earns 2021 CHIME Digital Health Most Wired recognition

WVU Medicine The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) announced WVU Medicine earned a 2021 CHIME Digital Health Most Wired recognition as a certified level 10, the highest level, on the ambulatory survey and level 9 on the acute care survey. The CHIME Digital ...

Morrisey addresses vaccine mandate questions during Morgantown town hall

MORGANTOWN – Attorney General Patrick Morrisey held a town hall meeting at Mylan Park Wednesday afternoon as part of his visit to the area. He opened with a recap on his litigation regarding opioids and federal energy mandates. He also talked about vaccine mandates, which was the chief ...

COLUMN: Do you know your purpose?

Purpose — do you have it, do you lack it, did you ever take a look at what you thought it was for you and then second guessed it? Purpose is a driving force. It gets people up in the morning, moving, on the productivity train not stopping anytime soon. Purpose is important and losing it ...