KINGWOOD — State Police have charged a Newburg man with filing fraudulent insurance claims and obtaining money by false pretenses. According to a criminal complaint by Sgt. D.W. Simmons, on […]
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More than 30 attend Preston DOH job fair
KINGWOOD – More than 30 people attended the West Virginia Department of Transportation (WVDOT) job fair Wednesday in Preston County. That’s according to Leslie Adkins, job recruiter for the event, […]
River Road PSD customer rates could be lowered in 2021, MUB deal moving on for state approval
MORGANTOWN — The acquisition of the River Road Public Service District by the Morgantown Utility Board looks to be moving on for state consideration after approvals from Morgantown City Council […]
Morgantown’s Nick Malone signs as preferred walk-on at West Virginia
MORGANTOWN— Even though he committed to Pitt, Morgantown High’s Nick Malone knew deep down he wanted to stay home. The 6-foot-6, 280-pound offensive lineman chose the Panthers last August when […]
Mon County doctor among 60 indictments in opioid probe spanning 5 states
MORGANTOWN — Some 60 medical professionals from five states, including a Monongalia County physician, were named in federal indictments Wednesday on charges of illegally prescribing pain pills. Federal prosecutors said […]
Photo gallery: Four sign at Morgantown High
Aaron Alvarez signs to play football at Marietta College. Cody Calvert signs to play lacrosse at Mount Union. Mackenzie Sorton signs to play tennis at Fairmont State. Nick Malone signs [...]
Photo gallery: Four sign at University High
Brise Bennett signs to wrestle at William Penn University. Corinne Grabow signs to play soccer at Bethany. Jonah Phares signs to play football at West Liberty Matthew Simpson signs to [...]
County commissioners respond to Morgantown election rhetoric
MORGANTOWN — Monongalia County Commissioners responded to criticism from Morgantown City Council members and candidates on Wednesday, refuting the claim that lowering taxes is hurting area residents. Like Morgantown, Star […]
Justice says he has ‘no earthly clue’ what DOJ is looking for
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice said Tuesday he doesn’t know what investigators with the U.S. Department of Justice are looking for in connection with recent subpoenas aimed at the relationship between […]
Letters to the editor April 17
MUB’s self-help policy is a white collar scheme City Council member Rachel Fetty stood up and voted yes to approve a two-week delay on a recent vote to accept the […]
