CHARLESTON — “Randy’s Dream” now has a much more specific set of ideas behind the thought the state might be able to fix some of the secondary and tertiary roads without dipping into any road bond money. Sen. Randy Smith, R-Tucker, announced his dream of “fixing the darn roads” ...
CHARLESTON – Here is a sampling of bills introduced Jan. 24. Monongalia-Preston-Marion-area lead sponsors and co-sponsors, if any, are noted. SB 412, the The Katherine Johnson Fair Pay Act, to prevent wage discrimination by providing limitations for employers and protections for ...
KINGWOOD — Beginning July 1, a new food handling code will require establishments serving food to the public to have a certified food handler on each shift. The individual can be certified through either a health department or have a national certification. Nonprofits will be exempt, ...
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown Utility Board will launch its updated website, mub.org, Jan. 25. “The updated site was built with a few things in mind. Foremost, it was streamlined to ensure the site loads rapidly. It’s light on graphics so users can access information quickly whether using a ...
MORGANTOWN — A group of citizens say they’ll continue to speak out against a planned roundabout at the intersection of University Avenue and Collins Ferry Road. Signs placed in the area a week or so ago asks area residents and motorists to oppose the West Virginia Division of Highways’ ...
CHARLESTON — The Senate Government Organization Committee approved a bill on Thursday making the Home Rule Pilot Program permanent. SB 4 passed unanimously and goes next to the full Senate. It adds some new provisions and restrictions to the existing program. Three proposed ...
