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WVU lifestyle mag Mirage turns to zines during COVID

By Gabriella Brown Newsroom@DominionPost.com  From articles about fashion and lifestyle to current events, the student-run publication Mirage Magazine is paving the path for future writers and editors. Mirage Magazine, WVU’s lifestyle and fashion publication, typically ...

Bar and restaurant owners sue governor and city

Local bars owners are taking their grievances to court. Some Monongalia County business owners impacted by Gov. Jim Justice’s executive orders and Morgantown ordinances targeting bars and restaurants filed a federal lawsuit. The businesses are seeking compensatory damages to “make ...

Mon Schools watching for map update

To go, or not to go. That is the question. No, the above isn’t a variant of Shakespeare. It’s the drama of COVID-19 in Monongalia County, particularly for the students, teachers and parents trying to learn their lines from a script that changes daily, and even hourly. And the big ...

Preston schools search for new COVID-killing cleaner

KINGWOOD — Preston County Schools personnel are working to find the best products to eliminate COVID-19 germs without causing harm to people. Last week, representatives of the Preston County Education Association (PCEA) told the Preston Board of Education the products being used by ...

Council talks safe trick-or-treating

Outdoor stations, drive -through options considered If Westover can come up with a fun and safe way to hold trick or treating, it will. Several council members opposed holding door-to-door trick or treating at Monday’s regular city council meeting. Mayor Dave Johnson said a local ...

Postcard program brings seniors together

Pen pals help ease isolation during COVID pandemic Zach Cruze is getting the postcards ready to go out today. Yes, postcards. Those things your grandparents and great-grandparents would take a pen to, whenever they were on vacation. Or, if they simply wanted to jot something to ...