Samuel “Sammy” Joseph Warash, 69, of Fairmont, passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by family and friends on Saturday, January 12, 2019, after an extended illness. He was born […]
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John Masters Sr
John Lee ‘Red’ Masters, Sr., 77, of Morgantown, passed away Monday, January 14, 2019, at his home. He was born February 25, 1941, in Lorain, Ohio, a son of the […]
Antoinette Marra
Antoinette “Jeanette” Marra, age 93, of Star City, passed away peacefully Sunday evening, January 13, 2019. She was born June 14, 1925, in Osage, to the late John and Antoinette […]
A sampling of bills introduced Jan. 15
CHARLESTON – Here is a sampling of bills introduced Jan. 15. The governor’s Advanced Career Education program bill is among them. Monongalia-Preston-Marion-area lead sponsors and co-sponsors, if any, are noted. […]
Supreme Court to rule on natural gas drilling nuisance question
CHARLESTON — The state Supreme Court will make a much anticipated decision in the coming months on the issue of natural gas drilling and whether the process is a public […]
Three W.Va. lawmakers introduce bill to help fund Trump’s border wall
CHARLESTON — A bill to divert millions of dollars from the state’s budget surplus to help President Donald Trump build a wall along the southern U.S. border will be introduced […]
Reedsville residents and company debate noise complaint
REEDSVILLE – Noise was the topic of the most recent Reedsville Council meeting. Residents of Brandon Acres and representatives from ATI Industries, LLC met to discuss an alleged noise nuisance. […]
Preston County Schools taking comment on proposed 2019-’20 school calendar
KINGWOOD — The current school year has months to go, but Preston County Schools is already at work on the 2019-‘20 school calendar. That calendar calls for staff to return […]
‘Enough is enough’ say advocates for better W.Va. road maintenance
CHARLESTON — Representatives of north-central West Virginia counties showed up at the state Capitol with a message about the condition of local roads. “The members of the North Central Road […]
W.Va. colleges may take unexpected financial hit up to $35 million
CHARLESTON —The law of unintended consequences means West Virginia colleges may be on the hook for up to $35 million in unanticipated expenses. That’s because of two promises made during […]
