Joseph Michael Summers, 64, known affectionately as Mike to his friends and family, departed this world while surrounded by his loving family at Mon General Hospital in the same town […]
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John Driscoll
John William Driscoll, 74, of Big Bear Lake community/Bruceton Mills, passed away at his home, following an extended illness, on Friday, June 7, 2024. John was born on Feb. 20, 1950, […]
Mon Health cardiologists install first dual-chamber leadless pacemaker in West Virginia
MORGANTOWN — On May 20, two Mon Health Heart & Vascular cardiologists performed the state’s first implant of the next-generation pacemaker system. It’s called the AVEIR DR, made by Abbott, […]
NEXT IN LINE: Steve Sabins knows there’s big shoes to fill in replacing Randy Mazey
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Steve Sabins had barely taken more than a few steps onto the playing field at Boshamer Stadium before he whipped out his cell phone and began […]
Post 2 opens season with six-run comeback victory over Parkersburg Post 15
The Morgantown Post 2 Senior Legion baseball team kicked off the summer with a bang on Friday night at Dale Miller Field at Mylan Park with a one-run, 7-6 victory […]
WVU falls to No.4 North Carolina in Game 1 of super regional
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Vance Honeycutt got the last upper cut and No. 4 North Carolina got some more late-inning heroics in the postseason Friday to beat West Virginia 8-6 […]
COLUMN: Derek Clark’s skill was on display in Game 1 of super regional
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Derek Clark only appeared superhuman, as he cruised through the middle innings Friday night inside Boshamer Stadium. Each time going through a powerful North Carolina lineup […]
Hoover’s Laila Varney named W.Va. state softball player of the year
Herbert Hoover has been one of West Virginia’s most successful high school softball programs since 2014. The Huskies have won six Class AA state softball titles during that span. Herbert […]
Biden finally acts on border, but still falls short
After three-and-a-half years and 7.8 million illegal crossings, President Joe Biden is finally tackling the crisis at the southern border and is doing so by borrowing from one of former […]
This Pride Month, our rights are under fire
by F. Willis Johnson As June ushers in Pride Month, cities worldwide erupt in a rainbow of celebrations, rallies and moments of reflection. While there’s a palpable mix of joy […]
