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Justice Center reopens, in-person services resume

After two weeks of disruption because of positive COVID-19 tests by employees of the Monongalia County Justice Center, in-person services will resume for magistrate and circuit court on Monday. Monongalia County Magistrate Court will return to normal staffing, hold hearings and offer ...

Officials: No additional furloughs planned for fall

During a wide-ranging campus conversation Thursday, West Virginia University officials said there are no plans for additional furloughs this fall.  Rob Alsop, WVU’s vice president for strategic initiatives, said he can’t guarantee there won’t be financial pain during the fall ...

Preston County Schools releases back-to-school plan

KINGWOOD — On Tuesday Preston Schools Superintendent Steve Wotring detailed the county’s re-entry plan for this fall. The schools consulted with the Preston County Health Department and the American Association of Pediatrics (AAP) guidelines when planning. Preston County Schools’ ...

Postcast 30 – July 31, 2020

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Free screening for COVID-19 in Fairmont

FAIRMONT – How do you box out COVID-19? A basketball player for the WVU Mountaineers had a three-point answer Thursday in Fairmont. “Wear a mask,” Jalen Bridges said. “Practice social distancing,” he added. “And wash your hands,” he concluded, “because this thing ...