MORGANTOWN – In just over one year since implementation of Morgantown’s hotly debated Article 1157, more commonly known as the camping ban, the controversial law has resulted in 35 warnings, […]
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Mountain Line: Reduction in city funding will not result in service cuts
MORGANTOWN – In the world of public transit, a reduction in funding typically translates directly to a reduction in service. So when the Mountain Line Transit Authority learned that the […]
City: Vrabel out as Morgantown Municipal Airport director
MORGANTOWN – The city of Morgantown has confirmed that former Morgantown Municipal Airport Director Jon Vrabel is no longer employed by the city. This after Morgantown City Council was informed […]
Morgantown Municipal Court hearings postponed due to staffing
MORGANTOWN – Due to staffing issues, all hearings scheduled in Morgantown Municipal Court for the month of February have been postponed. Morgantown Communications Director Brad Riffee said all affected parties […]
Municipal ID will be accepted by MPD, city election officials
MORGANTOWN – City-vetted and issued identification cards that will be accepted by all Morgantown officials – including law enforcement and city election workers – are expected to begin rolling out […]
Court denies proposed settlement in city panhandling lawsuit
MORGANTOWN – The chief judge for the Northern District of West Virginia has denied the joint motion seeking approval of a class action settlement between Anthony Rowand and the city […]
Miller recommends MUB begin providing quarterly updates to council
MORGANTOWN – Earlier this week, Morgantown City Manager Jamie Miller approached the Morgantown Utility Board with a “recommendation.” “I would like to discuss with Mr. McNulty setting forward a schedule […]
New White Park bridge spanning Cobun Creek set in place Wednesday
MORGANTOWN – The two 86-foot sections that will make up the new bridge crossing Cobun Creek in White Park were set in place Wednesday. The structure measures six-feet wide at […]
‘Noticeable decline’ in security concerns at HHH, city questions camping ban link
MORGANTOWN — While it stopped short of a full-blown denial, the city of Morgantown says it’s not convinced that reports of increased activity on and around the Hazel’s House of […]
City hopeful lot at Spruce and Pleasant is finished by November
MORGANTOWN — A parking lot repair project initially expected to be complete by Aug. 1 may well stretch through October. The Morgantown Parking Authority’s Parking Lot C – located at […]
