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‘Normal for Now’

Amazon Prime Video  series shows  West Virginians dealing with quarantine by Olivia MurrayOMurray@DominionPost.com  A group of Appalachians have created a four-part anthology television series that details the reality of life during the COVID-19 pandemic for a diverse ...

MCHD schedules vaccines for locals

Appointments are based on personal risk level, availability As I write this on Friday, the voice of retired Major Gen. James Hoyer emanates from the radio as he discusses how West Virginia is No. 1 in the nation for something positive — having the highest rate of COVID-19 vaccination, on ...

COVID questions answered by WVU Medicine

This is the fourth in a four-part series of FAQs provided by WVU Medicine. Because of length, we are publishing the questions and answers in four parts. Other parts were published Jan. 10 as well as Jan. 13 and Jan. 15. Newsroom@DominionPost.com  As access to the coronavirus ...

Who is paying for rising jail costs?

Regional jail costs have risen. Read more about the cost to Mon and Preston counties and what officials think could ease the burden HERE By Will Dean and Kathy Plum  Newsroom@DominionPost.com  State law makes counties responsible for regional jail bills for all people from ...

Workforce WV offers public an explanation

Unemployment claims have risen 3,500% since March by Olivia Murrayomurray@dominionpost.com For some unemployed locals, getting the benefits they need to stay financially afloat during the pandemic has been more sink than swim. Morgantown residents seeking assistance with filing, ...

BOE votes for blended learning

KINGWOOD — Preston County students will return to school Jan. 25 on a blended schedule in school two days a week, the board of education decided Friday.  The board said it felt forced into the decision by the State Board of Education and voted 5-0 on the proposal. Principals will ...