By David Wilson, DWilson@WVRadio.com MORGANTOWN — In an effort to address concerns raised by Morgantown residents, including a lack of bus shelters downtown, a meeting is scheduled for Friday between Mountain Line Transit Authority and the city manager. Concerns were voiced again by ...
MORGANTOWN — The owner of Affordable Landscaping Supplies, Carl Sickles, said he doesn’t know why someone put a tow chain around his business’ roughly 2,000-pound sign and dragged it about two miles down the road. The sign, a hand-sculpted concrete sign displaying a stylized A, is ...
MORGANTOWN — An early morning search on Monday by the Morgantown Police Department resulted in an arrest and the seizure of a large amount of heroin. Dylan Trvonne Davis, 19, of Detroit, is charged with possession with intent to sell and deliver a controlled substance. About 5:30 a.m., ...
CHARLESTON — With sentencing straight ahead, a separate judicial hearing for former state Supreme Court Justice Allen Loughry that had been scheduled for today has been moved to Feb. 6. The rescheduled hearing was announced today. The judicial hearing is related to the charges ...
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice has suggested a federal judge’s warning that his company continues to flout court directives may be politically motivated. “I can’t tell anything but the truth,” Justice said last week. “But there’s been a real motivation by Judge Berger, and she ...
MORGANTOWN — Dr. Ellen Hrabovsky made her first acquaintance with Morgantown in 1976, when she came here to serve as the state’s first pediatric surgeon at the former WVU Medical Center. These days, she does regular house calls at the West Virginia Botanic Garden, and Sunday was no ...
