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Vehicle, pedestrian safety ordinance coming back before Mon Commission

MORGANTOWN — A proposed ordinance regulating pedestrian and vehicle safety in Monongalia County will be back before the county commission next month.  On Wednesday, the commission set a schedule that will bring the law before the body for a first reading on Oct. 4. Should it pass ...

State leaders back Gee following faculty vote

BY MIKE NOLTING State lawmakers are reacting following the ‘no confidence’ vote by the West Virginia University Faculty Assembly. The assembly voted 797 to 100 Wednesday afternoon in favor of the resolution. It now goes to the WVU Board of Governors for consideration. The BOG issued a statement after the vote that said Gee still has its full support. Gee has the support of both Gov. Jim Justice and state Senate President Craig Blair. “Let me just tell you this: I do have a lot of confidence in Gordon Gee, and I’ve got absolute confidence in our Board of Governors and ...

Morgantown City Hall: A century with the city

MORGANTOWN — Standing outside 389 Spruce Street, it’s hard to imagine the average day behind those walls back when the building was new.  We know Morgantown City Hall as the seat of city government.  But in 1924, the same building with the same dimensions, constructed out ...

Morgantown Council approves Weez’s Way, Cypress Street on first reading

MORGANTOWN — Call it beginner’s luck.  Better yet, call it Weez’s Way.  In her fourth official meeting as Morgantown City Council’s 3rd Ward representative, Louise “Weez” Michael walked away with her name on a pedestrian pathway to be established between Overhill and ...