MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — It’s March 2009, maybe the height of the power that was once held by the old Big East Conference. Somewhere back inside a Madison Square Garden […]
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OUTDOOR NOTEBOOK: Spring gobbler season is just under a month away, but it’s time to get some preparations done
I always feel funny reading and writing preparation stories. Hunting is such a subjective thing that anything I write can either be taken as elitist by some or penny-pinching to […]
Sisters go for the Gold, achieve highest award in Girl Scouts
Achieving the Gold Award as a member of Girl Scouts of the USA is no easy task, especially during COVID-19, but sisters Amelia and Olivia Cox were both up for […]
The wait is over: Kysre Gondrezick, West Virginia set to play Lehigh in first round of the NCAA tournament
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — Five years was Kysre Gondrezick’s wait. Five years, 90 games, two schools, 1,474 points and around 45 pounds to be more precise. That’s what it took […]
NOTEBOOK: Jalen Bridges makes impact in his first NCAA tournament game for West Virginia
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — Jalen Bridges continued his rise as a freshman impact player for West Virginia. The Fairmont native scored 15 points and added five rebounds Friday night, as […]
COLUMN: WVU needs Derek Culver to be Derek Culver
Derek Culver ended his first half Friday night on the bench sitting in frustration and jabbing his index finger into his head, his way of telling himself he needed to […]
Deuce McBride, West Virginia beat Morehead State 84-67 in first round of NCAA tournament
INDIANAPOLIS — Deuce McBride scored 18 of his 30 points after halftime to help West Virginia pull away and beat Morehead State 84-67 on Friday night in the first round […]
Legislators ‘think’ with a capital ‘I’
Some West Virginia legislators spell “think” with a capital ‘I.’ They “think” about a piece of legislation with themselves in mind, not you. Consider SB 642 and HB 2715, both […]
Killing Asian women isn’t a hate crime?
by Mary McNamara If anyone was still “uneducated” about the insidious and brutal nature of racism in this country, the recent contemptible slaughter of eight people, including six Asian women, […]
Misinformation about COVID-19 bill
by Jay Ambrose Misinformation could ruin America. It afflicts us almost daily, could threaten our future and we have already seen some of the worst of it, we are told. […]
