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President Gee talks importance of protocols on campus

It will be a whole new world for West Virginia University students when they return to classes Aug. 19 in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. But if safety protocols are followed, then there is no reason that they can’t have an active life on campus, President Gordon Gee said.“We’re going to make wearing a mask cool,” Gee told The Dominion Post during a recent interview. “You can personalize it.”WVU, Gee said, is one of the few universities in the country that will require students to be tested for COVID-19 before returning to classrooms. He said he has also talked with ...

Postcast 25 – June 26, 2020

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Cee-Bees stress unity, family during graduation

Clay-Battelle High School students, faculty and family took shelter as the rain poured onto the empty chairs, which delayed their 81st graduation ceremony, initially to start at 6:30 p.m. It was just shortly after 7:15 p.m., though, that the rain stopped, the sun came out and a faint double ...

MHS seniors choose to focus on the positive

Nobody smiles, and shows urgency, at the same time like a high school principal. Paul Mihalko was proving it Thursday evening, as he quickly strode to the microphone. Morgantown High School’s 137th Commencement, a social-distanced affair for a senior year that wasn’t, had just ...

UHS graduates find strength, hope in unity

A global pandemic couldn’t stop University High School’s graduates from walking across the stage and being handed their diplomas on Thursday — and despite its best effort, neither could the rain. As Valedictorian Emma Williams stepped up to the mic to give her speech, the wind picked ...

Trinity grads celebrate with outdoor ceremony

A golden sun was suspended in the air, on a mellow evening last month, as the Class of 2020 of Trinity Christian School went forth. Thirteen members strong, they were. And all ready to take their place in the annals of time, their time, at the pri vate, faith-based school sitting high ...