MORGANTOWN — The Class A No. 9 Trinity Christian School girls’ basketball team hosted cross-county rival Clay-Battelle High on Friday evening, and while the senior-loaded Warriors handled the young Cee-Bees with relative ease earlier in the season by a score of 60-36, it was a different ...
MORGANTOWN — Incoming West Virginia defensive assistant Blake Seiler will earn $300,000 next season, while receivers coach Xavier Dye will be paid $200,000. MetroNews and The Dominion Post obtained the coaching contracts through a Freedom of Information Act request. Both newcomers ...
MORGANTOWN — According to Morgantown Monongalia Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Director Bill Austin, 13 percent of work commutes in the greater Morgantown area are made on foot. “That’s a huge number. That’s about four times the number of pedestrian trips made in a typical ...
MORGANTOWN — SkillsUSA members at MTEC are celebrated SkillsUSA Week this week in conjunction with National Career and Technical Education Month. MTEC had daily challenges and finished up with its first ever SkillsUSA career challenge. Students competed against one another in their ...
CHARLESTON — The Senate on Friday approved bills to limit legislators’ special session pay, to raise the mileage rate for judges who drive their own cars to work-related events, and to make searches for missing persons more efficient. Special session pay Drawn-out budget battles ...
By David Beard CHARLESTON – Monongalia County is as close as it’s ever been to getting a fifth magistrate. The Senate Judiciary committee on Friday approved and sent to Finance SB 261, dealing with a change in magistrate numbers for several counties — including Monongalia. Every county is entitled to two magistrates and current code requires the State Supreme Court to set the numbers for each county based mostly on population with some provision for caseload. SB 261 proposes to set the number of magistrates in each county in code, in place of the somewhat convoluted ...
