Attorney general’s office plans local outreach days Pam Krushansky, a consumer outreach and compliance specialist with the attorney general’s office, will meet one-on-one with north-central residents to discuss consumer-related issues […]
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Frank Roberts Jr.
Frank David “Buzz” Roberts, Jr., 79, of Terra Alta, died Wednesday July 4, 2018, at United Hospital Center, in Bridgeport. The son of the late Frank D. Roberts, Sr. and […]
Timothy Shuttlesworth
Timothy Jan Shuttlesworth, 64, of Morgantown, passed away on July 5, 2018, at his home. He was born on June 10, 1954, in Clarksburg, the son of the late Ralph […]
Robert Bucklew Sr.
Robert Ray “Buck” Bucklew, Sr., born September 21, 1932, in Tunnelton, to Ray and Augusta Wiles Bucklew, went home to be with the Lord, in his son’s and daughter’s arms, […]
Weather to cool off this weekend
MORGANTOWN — That’s one way to break a heat wave. The stifling, 90-degree temperatures that had a sweaty stranglehold over the region are now washed away, AccuWeather said. At least […]
Newburg to conduct copper and lead tests this month
NEWBURG — Newburg will be conducting copper and lead tests this month, according to water plant manager Steve Moran. Moran said the state mandates test samples be done on 10 […]
Former president and CEO of Mon Health System charged with harassment
MORGANTOWN — Mon Health System acknowledged Thursday that its former president and CEO has been charged with harassment, but would not comment on the allegations leading to his arrest. Darryl […]
New track and aquatics center on schedule to open despite delays
MORGANTOWN — A new community center and renovated athletic fields are on the horizon at Mylan Park. Mountaineer Center, the soon to be new aquatics and track and field center […]
MUB to take over operations of the PSD
MORGANTOWN — The Monongalia County Commission provided a resolution of support for an agreement that will allow the Morgantown Utility Board (MUB) to take over operations of the River Road […]
Smaller higher education schools fear loss of autonomy
CHARLESTON — West Virginia lawmakers are keeping a close eye on how West Virginia and Marshall universities might interact with the state’s smaller colleges under proposals by a study group […]
