No. 17 West Virginia baseball won the back-and-forth battle with Texas Tech in Lubbock Friday night, needing a big six-run ninth inning to do so. With bases loaded in the […]
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Greenspace for Greenmont: Vision of creekside park taking shape
MORGANTOWN – “We’ve kind of got a little bit of everything,” Greenmont Neighborhood Association Co-chair Hilary Woodrum said of Morgantown’s original neighborhood. It’s a difficult point to refute. Greenmont is […]
COLUMN: D.J. Thomas’ transfer presents interesting question for incoming freshman Miles Sadler
MORGANTOWN — Under normal circumstances, the process isn’t to go too deep on a dive into social media reactions whenever a WVU athlete surprisingly enters into the transfer portal. For […]
Midweek prep roundup: Clay-Battelle’s Strosnider tosses no-hitter against Greenbrier West
MORGANTOWN – The Mon County Classic got off to a strong start on Thursday evening as Clay-Battelle battled Greenbrier West to begin the weekend at Kendrick Family Ballpark. The Cee-Bees […]
WVU lands highly recruited linebacker for 2027 class
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia started Friday morning, a week before the spring game, with a big-time recruitment. 3-star linebacker Broncs Baker announced his commitment to the Mountaineers on social media. […]
WVU making progress for short yardage situations, adding size, experience
MORGANTOWN — One of the lasting images to come from West Virginia football’s 4-8 season and Rich Rodriguez’s return was after the Arizona State game, where he showed a foot with […]
Elizabeth Paige Barnes
Elizabeth Paige “Beth” Barnes, 75, of Morgantown, passed away peacefully on Friday, April 3, 2026.Born in Uniontown, Pa., she was the longtime founder and director of the Beth Barnes School […]
Main Street Fairmont announces 2026 Hometown Market schedule
FAIRMONT – Main Street Fairmont’s 2026 Hometown Market series will feature everything from danceable tunes and vine-ripened tomatoes – to celebrations of heritage and diversity of place in the present […]
BOPARC approves $9 million budget, reflecting use of sales tax reserves
MORGANTOWN – Morgantown’s Board of Parks and Recreation on Wednesday approved a $9,036,993 budget for the upcoming 2027 fiscal year. That number represents a significant reduction over the previous three […]
Parks loom large in city council sales tax allocation debate
MORGANTOWN – Should Morgantown City Council remove the restrictions on spending tied to the city’s 1% sales tax? If you’re representing the interests of BOPARC, the answer to that question […]
