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Aquaculture in Madagascar

This is a story (in part) about droplets. Just not the kind you’re thinking of, in these pandemic days. Two months ago, while the world was on the cusp of the coronavirus, Dan Miller was in Madagascar, doing what he does. It wouldn’t be long before everyone, everywhere, would ...

Food barriers will continue to intensify

As West Virginians remain in self-quarantine to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus, it’s getting tougher for low-income residents, or people who live in rural areas to adequately feed themselves, said a West Virginia University public health expert.“We know COVID-19 will disproportionately affect those living in poverty,” said Lauri Andress, assistant professor at the WVU School of Public Health. “The individual level guidance we typically provide on how to eat healthily will collide with the pandemic regulations that have been enacted, leading to a conflict with the ...

Aull About History 3 – The Jones Imboden Raid

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Belling, Morgantown North Rotary build benches on rail-trail

By Rebecca L. Hunn Why has a professor emeritus of oral pathology built 36 benches, and why is the owner of a local book publishing company out selling them?It’s not at all what they set out to do but, as with other things in life, there are twists and turns you just don’t see ...

Postcast 13 – April 3, 2020

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Veterinary clinics change protocols amid coronavirus

Area veterinary clinics are still open but have made changes to how they see your pets and what services are offered because of COIVD-19. Hillcrest Veterinary Clinic, Paw Prints Veterinary Clinic and Cheat Lake Animal Hospital have all switched to curb-side service. It would be ...