MORGANTOWN -- The governor's team unfolded a bit more news about the coming COVID-19 vaccines on Friday, cautioning that such things as precise timing and numbers of doses to be delivered are still in the works. Gov. Jim Justice eased into the vaccine news by commenting on those who – in ...
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Kingdom: A Community Church brings Bethlehem to life for Christmas Coronavirus clouds this holiday season won’t stop a Westover church from staging its ambitious depiction of the night a star shone brightly from the heavens for all. That doesn’t mean, though, that the Rev. Kevin ...
MORGANTOWN -- Along with ongoing talk about COVID-19 vaccines, much of Wednesday’s briefing from the governor’s office was occupied with the announcement that West Virginians can now test themselves for coronavirus at home. The in-home saliva test, Gov. Jim Justice said, is ...
UPDATE: The Preston County Health Department has noted the 12th death COVID-19 in the county. The victim was an 82-year-old man. KINGWOOD — Preston County is coming out on the wrong side of the numbers — nearly doubling COVID-19 cases and deaths in November when compared to the ...
Food@DominionPost.com In The Dominion Post’s ongoing Wednesday feature, Quarantine Kitchen, we highlight dishes prepared by readers, staffers and chefs at our local restaurants, in an effort to keep us connected through food. This week, reader and foodie extraordinaire Penny ...