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Community continues to show support for frontline workers

Individuals and groups across the community continue to share their gratitude for frontline workers. At 6 a.m. Wednesday, a handful of Mon Health Medical Center Auxiliary members, donning masks and standing far apart, greeted staff as they arrived to work — all holding signs of ...

MUB examines sanitary lines on Dorsey Avenue

Dorsey Avenue, between South High Street and Don Knotts Boulevard, was closed Wednesday morning until 1 p.m., as Morgantown Utility Board crews conducted scheduled video inspections of sanitary lines.The eastbound lane of Earl L. Core Road in the area of Hartman Run Road was also closed until ...

Residents showing no signs of virus after testing positive a week ago

Six of the 21 residents at Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care facility in Morgantown who tested positive for COVID-19 a week ago now show no signs of the virus. “We are starting to clear the virus,” said Carl Shrader, Sundale’s medical director and WVU Medicine ...

Winds Down Trees

A storm system knocked power out to about 26,000 Mon Power customers early Monday morning. Mon Power has staff meteorologists who warned the company of the incoming storm and the damage it was expected to cause, said Spokesperson Mark Durbin. “So, we were prepped and ready for it,” ...

Postcast 14 – April 10, 2020

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MCHD, WVU respond to virus outbreak; contract tracing in process

West Virginia University said it is working with the Monongalia County Health Department to track down at least a dozen WVU students who tested positive for COVID-19. “MCHD is in the process of tracking all of them down, and we’re assisting in that effort and where we’re needed,” ...