MORGANTOWN – Morgantown’s Board of Parks and Recreation on Wednesday approved a $9,036,993 budget for the upcoming 2027 fiscal year. That number represents a significant reduction over the previous three budgeting cycles – roughly $13.9 million in FY 2024; $12.5 million in FY 2025 ...
MORGANTOWN – Should Morgantown City Council remove the restrictions on spending tied to the city’s 1% sales tax? If you’re representing the interests of BOPARC, the answer to that question is likely a resounding no. And that was the answer provided by Councilor Jenny Selin and ...
MORGANTOWN – The birds are singing. The potholes are growing. BOPARC is selling pool passes. Don’t check the extended forecast, just believe – it’s almost spring in Morgantown. During Wednesday’s meeting of the Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners, Executive Director ...
MORGANTOWN – Who are these MoFos, and why are they dragging around a giant fire hydrant? Good questions, both. MoFos is short for … ahem … Morgantown Forward. More accurately, it’s the cheeky name members of the group have bestowed upon themselves. For the past two ...
MORGANTOWN – BOPARC Executive Director Greg Travinski said the main loop trail and floating boat launch have been completed at the Flegal Reservoir. Even so, the property remains off limits to the public as BOPARC works with the city of Morgantown to get proper signage, trash receptacles ...
MORGANTOWN – For the second time in just over a year, fire has closed a portion of Morgantown’s oldest park. BOPARC Executive Director Greg Travinski said a bridge that connects the lower portion of the Whitemoore Park trail down to Valley Crossing and the Deckers Creek Trail has been ...