West Virginia University will hold a virtual commencement for its December graduates as it continues to emphasize student safety in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. University officials said 2,680 students — from the August and December 2020 classes — are scheduled to ...
MORGANTOWN -- Gov. Jim Justice on Monday said he expects 16,575 doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to be in West Virginia by the start of next week. He explained that number will represent the first of two shots needed. The Pfizer vaccine requires a second dose after 21 days. The ...
Preston Community Arts Center faces challenges, continues its mission KINGWOOD — COVID-19 has made it a little tougher, but the Preston Community Arts Center continues to promote the arts through children’s classes and sales of local artists’ works. Raquel ...
MORGANTOWN -- When Adjutant General James Hoyer steps down from his post on Jan. 4, he'll serve a dual role as he transitions to a full-time WVU position in July. “My wife and I are excited for the next chapter,” he said. “I greatly appreciate what Gordon Gee and Jim Justice have ...
Welcome to the “In Between Days.” Not only is it a great song by the (optimistically named, perhaps?) English band The Cure, but it’s also what we are experiencing now as the COVID-19 pandemic nears its ninth month since officially arriving in West Virginia. We’re in between major ...
MORGANTOWN -- With the first batches of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine expected to arise in the middle of this month, some people are over-optimistically thinking full vaccination and herd immunity is right around the corner. Gov. Jim Justice on Friday expressed the hope all West Virginians ...