MORGANTOWN — “It’s a slow process,” Rich Rogers explained during Tuesday’s meeting of the Morgantown Utility Board. Rogers, MUB’s assistant general manager and chief engineer, was filling the board in on exactly how MUB is filling up the new 370-million-gallon Flegal ...
MORGANTOWN — Here is a sampling of bills introduced on Tuesday, Jan. 24. Local sponsors and co-sponsors, if any, are noted. HB 2935, to create a special revenue fund known as the Tourism Event Emergency Medical Services Fund, to be administered by the Department of Tourism; Delegate ...
MORGANTOWN — The Senate Education Committee on Tuesday gave its blessing to a bill to allow county school boards to beef up campus security with independent contractors, and a bill resurrected from last year to require impact statements before school closures and consolidations. SB 282 ...
Gov. Jim Justice appealed to West Virginia residents to support his proposed 50% income tax cut, saying regular citizens would benefit. “This moment is for Toby and Edith,” the governor said of his favorite imagined state residents during a live-streamed “town hall” Monday.” A few minutes later and a floor above, Senate President Craig Blair offered a rebuttal, contending the governor’s numbers will lead to financial peril and countering that senators are putting together a 50% tax cut of their own. “The Senate is working on a plan to reduce personal income tax 50%, ...
MORGANTOWN — The state Senate on Friday approved a bill spelling out how the state would participate in an Article V Constitutional convention, and one requiring the state Board of Education to develop a program in dating-violence prevention and sexual-violence prevention. Article V ...
The preliminary financing plan for Westover’s Holland Avenue project includes a two-phase rate increase of approximately 20% for customers of the Westover Sanitary Sewer Board. During its most-recent regular meeting, Westover City Council reviewed the recommendation of project accountant ...
