Patricia Ross Raudenbush, 65, of Morgantown, passed away Monday, July 16, 2018, at Mon Health Medical Center. She was born April 26, 1953, in Salem, a daughter of the late […]
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Another obstruction charge added to Loughry’s list of indictments
CHARLESTON. — West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Allen Loughry, already facing 22 federal charges, has now been hit with another. The same grand jury that returned the original indictment against […]
Supporters of Kavanaugh Supreme Court nomination rally outside Sen. Manchin’s Fairmont office
By Brittany Murray, WV Metronews FAIRMONT — Supporters of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court rallied in Fairmont on Tuesday (July 17) morning outside of U.S. Sen. Joe […]
LED billboard on W.Va. 7 appeals to DOH to repair Brookhaven Road
MORGANTOWN — A changing LED billboard on W.Va. 7 shares roadway woes with passing motorists. Near the I-68 Sabraton Exit, the billboard includes a screen that asks West Virginia Division […]
Morgantown CVB director talks about lodging tax at Westover City Council meeting
The next council meeting will be at 6 p.m. Aug. 6 at the Westover city building. WESTOVER — The Greater Morgantown Convention and Visitor’s Bureau (CVB) has a plan to […]
Father, son sue Mon Sheriff’s Department; allege civil rights violations
MORGANTOWN — A father and son who say they are Washitaw Moor Nationals are suing two Monongalia County sheriff’s deputies and a tow truck driver. Reggie Robinson El and his […]
Man who robbed High Life Lounge sentenced to 5-18 years
MORGANTOWN — A Morgantown man who robbed a High Life Lounge on Point Marion Road has one week to report to prison. Curtis Goodman was sentenced to five-18 years in […]
Good Neighbor Days set for Thursday-Saturday in Bruceton
BRUCETON MILLS — The annual Good Neighbor Days celebration will be Thursday through Saturday this week. The celebration, sponsored by the Bruceton-Brandonville Volunteer Fire Department, includes a midway by Thomas […]
Kingwood Sewer Board seeks to repass amendment to close loophole
KINGWOOD — The State Public Service Commission (PSC) says Kingwood didn’t alert it of changes to a rate ordinance within the required time limit. While it appears the city followed […]
Gov. Justice discusses PEIA during appearance at state education summit in Morgantown
MORGANTOWN — Gov. Jim Justice floated an idea to help fix the Public Employee Insurance Agency (PEIA) to West Virginia educators Tuesday: Require spouses who make more than $150,000 to […]
