MORGANTOWN - Local news in West Virginia and the United States has changed for good. Forty percent of all newspapers have disappeared in the last 20 years, accounting for at least 50,000 jobs, and there are 50 million people living in “news deserts” across the United States, according to ...
When Ben Lohmann reflects on the whirlwind journey that led him to becoming the director of operations for the West Virginia University men’s soccer team, he traces it back to a lifetime spent around the game. At 21 years old, Lohmann oversees the intricate, behind-the-scenes logistics for ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Governor Patrick Morrisey today announced a $291,403 award to the WVU Medicine Center for Nursing Education to expand nursing education capacity and help address critical nursing shortages across West Virginia. The award is being made through Mountain State Care Force, one ...
The WVU Reed School of Media and Communications will host “America’s Rural Future: What do we lose without local news?” on Sept. 23 at 5 p.m. in the Media Innovation Center (4th Floor Evansdale Crossing). This free event will feature two panel discussions from West Virginia and national ...
WESTON - Robert L. Bland Middle School at 358 Court Ave. in Weston was devastated by July flooding, sustaining over $2 million in damages. A statement from Gov. Morrisey announced that the state would advance $400,000 in assistance, but the Patriots need much more to return to normalcy. Genie ...
