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Judge discusses changes to court amid pandemic

Some hearings held via Skype; 33 allowed in courtroom KINGWOOD — Preston Circuit Judge Stephen Shaffer said he has nothing but praise for his staff’s work during the pandemic. He said with the help of his staff, the county commission and the Preston County Health Department, circuit ...

Mon readies for the (remote) first day of school

County remains red; Undergrads learn online until Sept. 25 Keyboard-clicks from the Chromebook, as your kid answers roll, remotely, for homeroom. Echoing footsteps from a principal, patrolling an empty hallway. More keyboard-clicks, plus the soft shuffle of printed-out lesson plans, ...

Retired teachers make masks

Working with AHI to create coverings for local students ARTHURDALE — Two retired Preston County teachers and Arthurdale Heritage Inc (AHI) are working together to provide West Preston students with masks.  “My husband Mike and I were wondering what we could do to help our ...

Library launches two new programs

Will offer services geared toward the homebound, teens By Olivia Murray  Newsroom@DominionPost.com  In March  2020, the world was stunned and confused by the widespread nature of the COVID-19 pandemic. Late March came, and the state of West Virginia — ...

Swearengin, Capito talk plans for office

 A “good contrast of beliefs” is how Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito described the differing views of her and her opponent Democrat Paula Jean Swearengin. Both candidates for the U.S. Senate joined The Dominion Post’s editorial board via video conferencing for an interview ...