MORGANTOWN — Morgantown City Council’s 6th Ward race features two Morgantown natives — Dave Harshbarger, a newcomer to the council scene, and Jay Redmond, a former council member participating in […]
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Former WVU guard Beetle Bolden is Bama-bound
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Former West Virginia guard Beetle Bolden plans to spend his graduate transfer season at Alabama. Bolden’s announcement Sunday on Twitter came 38 days after the guard’s late-season […]
West Virginia’s walk-off walk clinches series over No. 15 Texas Tech
GRANVILLE –— Marques Inman drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the ninth, delivering West Virginia a dramatic 4-3 series-clinching win over No. 15 Texas Tech at Mon County […]
Neal Brown thinks “typical” spring game full of positives, negatives
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia’s offense demonstrated itself to be a work in progress in the Gold-Blue spring game, and it will likely require plenty of work in August camp for […]
Spring notebook: Jake Abbott wins Tommy Nicklovich Award
MORGANTOWN — Sophomore linebacker Jake Abbott was presented with the Tommy Nicklovich Award prior to Saturday’s spring game. The award has been presented annually since 1991 to the West Virginia […]
Column: Questions still loom after Gold-Blue spring game
MORGANTOWN — The time-warp portion of Saturday’s spring game featured Karl Joseph, menacing as ever in his No. 8 jersey, and Rasheed Marshall, lean as ever in the No. 2. […]
Morgantown girls’ tennis team sweeps doubleheader
CHARLES TOWN — The Morgantown High girls’ tennis team defeated Musselman, 6-0, in its first match on Saturday. In singles, Cat Wassick won (8-0), Mackenzie Sorton won (8-0) and Bella […]
PCPaRC hosts ribbon cutting ceremony for the Tunnelton Mile
At the head of the West Virginia Northern Rail Trail Saturday, Preston County Parks and Recreation Commission hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the first mile of the West Virginia […]
State addresses audits of emergency relief dollars
CHARLESTON – Three audits in recent months have taken the state Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management to task for not providing enough oversight of disaster relief dollars from […]
Mountain People’s Co-op aims to cut down its trash generation
By Aldona Bird “Zero waste” and “low impact” are hitting the nation in an eco-friendly storm. Initiatives are coming to town, via businesses and community members. The zero waste international […]
