MORGANTOWN — Viatris and WVU have begun talks about the possibility of transferring ownership of the former Mylan plant site in Morgantown to WVU. Viatris issued its announcement Wednesday. “We […]
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Woman dead 2 days before discovery; man charged with murder
A 36-year-old man was arrested and charged with second degree murder by the Kingwood detachment of the West Virginia State Police. David A. Wilhelm was arrested by Trooper S. W. […]
Final round of vaccine sweepstakes winners announced
Newsroom@DominionPost.com CHARLESTON — Tuesday, Gov. Jim Justice announced some of the winners of dozens of prizes as part of the final prize giveaway of the “Do it for Babydog: Save […]
Dr. Smith: ‘People let their guard down’
Newsroom@DominionPost.com COVID numbers are rising, and one health official says people need to do more to turn that around. COVID-19 testing conducted by Monongalia County Health Department and West Virginia […]
Our transportation future starts now
The Morgantown Monongalia Metropolitan Planning Organization is seeking input for its Metropolitan Transportation Plan, which will detail how the MPO’s urbanized area transportation system will evolve from 2022-50. Public comment […]
Remind me why we need the filibuster?
I’ve been writing about Congress since the late 1980s, watching as filibusters in the Senate evolved from rare and usually doomed efforts by fringe factions into what they are today: […]
Invasion by any other name: Immigration crisis continues
Semantics are important for how we communicate and define issues. One who controls words controls the narrative. So, take the words migrant and invader. Is there a difference? It’s all […]
Morgantown Council questions MUB, gives first nod to rate increases
MORGANTOWN — It was clear members of Morgantown City Council are hearing from constituents still on edge following recent flooding as they put a number of questions to Morgantown Utility […]
Preston BOE not requiring masks
Until a mask mandate is announced by state and/or federal officials, Superintendent of Schools Steve Wotring said students and teachers will not have to wear masks — unless they want […]
Treats for Summer’s End
By Natalie MeriwetherMCHD WIC The days are getting shorter, the nights are feeling cooler and summer is beginning to come to an end. Even though school is starting back up, […]
