Shirley Ann Kauth, formerly of Morgantown, passed away Nov. 14, 2017, in Houston. She was born in Utica, N.Y., on July 19, 1929 to Angelo and Agnes Kauth. She was […]
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Rotary honors heroes with flag project
MORGANTOWN — In commemoration of the community’s heroes, Cheat Lake Rotary is preparing for its second year of Flags for Heroes. The flags will be displayed around Morgantown from Memorial […]
Student move-out Dumpster program set for May 2-15
MORGANTOWN — Republic Services, in cooperation with the City of Morgantown and WVU, will hold its annual student move-out Dumpster program May 2-15. At least one 30-yard Dumpster will be […]
‘Looking at Morgantown’ exhibit on display at WVU library
MORGANTOWN — A photo exhibit that looks at areas of Morgantown is on display at the Downtown Campus Library through Aug. 15. “Looking at Morgantown” showcases 24 photographs specific to […]
YCF, The Shack announce 2 endowment funds
MORGANTOWN — YCF and The Shack Neighborhood House Inc. announced two new endowment funds: The Shack Neighborhood House Inc. Facility Fund and The Shack Neighborhood House Inc. Children’s Fund. “I […]
Police discuss dangers of distracted driving
MORGANTOWN — There are no concrete numbers to support it, but distracted driving is now believed to be more dangerous than drunk driving, Capt. Matt McCabe, of the Morgantown Police […]
Former hoops standout talks bullying
MORGANTOWN — According to the Nation Education Association, more than 160,000 students miss school every day because they are afraid of being bullied. Larry Woods is working to make this […]
Local pro-life group hosts annual trek
MORGANTOWN — For 33 years, the West Virginians for Life chapter in Monongalia County has held its annual Mother’s Day Walk-For-Life. The group assembled for the trek April 28, at […]
Races raise money for Coopers Rock State Forest
BRUCETON MILLS — To welcome the spring, Coopers Rock State Park showcased its terrain and natural beauty in a unique way. On April 28, the Coopers Rock Foundation hosted its […]
United Nations needs to become beacon of hope
Delmar Hagedorn Jr., Morgantown The bombings in Syria were supposedly initiated by President Trump to end Damascus’ ability to produce chemical weapons. People were killed who had no choice but […]
