MORGANTOWN — When Tia Wolski hit the remote and those window shades went up, all of Morgantown was right there. “Views forever,” she said. Wolski was already standing in rarified air, […]
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Moving closer changes old to new
It was fun recalling local clothing enterprises…so much so that it should just as entertaining to look at eating places and how they followed, or led the way, for development […]
Poll shows respondents skeptical of big business
CHARLESTON, — West Virginians may be voting Republican more and more, but that doesn’t mean they’re more likely to trust big business. That’s among the conclusions of the latest MetroNews/Dominion […]
WVU could play key role in helping solve the teacher shortage crisis
MORGANTOWN — Consider this conundrum: a state where the population has decreased about two percent over the past seven years has a teacher shortage problem. Essentially, at a time when student […]
CVB to start new campaign, Wild and WonderFall
MORGANTOWN — Ushering in a new season is giving the local convention and visitors’ bureau a new chance to entice visitors to the area. That’s just what the Greater Morgantown Convention […]
MUSIC: U2 concert ends early after Bono loses voice in Berlin
BERLIN (AP) — The Irish rock band U2 has cancelled a concert in Berlin after singer Bono lost his voice during the performance. The band said on its website late […]
Defense in Depth hosts Food Truck Festival
MORGANTOWN — With Labor Day weekend in full swing, local business Defense in Depth (DID) held its first ever Food Truck Festival at the store in Sabraton. Guests had the […]
In Touch and Concerned’s closure causes confusion for some residents
MORGANTOWN — Wayne Adams was a mechanic once, and a good one by all accounts. His independence, and very nearly his life, was taken by a drunk driver in 2007, […]
WVU Medicine marathon returns to Morgantown
MORGANTOWN — Runners are gearing up for the Fourth Annual WVU Medicine Morgantown Marathon and the hilly terrain it promises. The two-day event is one of six incorporated in Greater […]
Former Terra Alta police chief sues town, council, mayor
KINGWOOD — Former Terra Alta Police Chief Robert DeLauder is suing the town, town council and Mayor Mark Ball. The suit, filed in Preston County Circuit Court Friday, alleges that […]
