The people who are among the most vulnerable to COVID-19 are likely the only ones who got Gov. Jim Justice’s “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In” reference Monday. “You don’t want to be the dumb bunny here,” he said. The governor was giving a nod to a running bit from ...
Luke Moore brings statistician skills to help with pandemic Newsroom@DominionPost.com Luke Moore, Ph.D., was most recently working as a statistician for the WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities when the COVID-19 pandemic prompted him to make a career change. “I wanted to ...
130 of those were distributed to EMS Monongalia County Health Department got an early Christmas gift Tuesday — 160 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. It was a hectic day as employees traveled to the site where the vaccines were being kept at minus 70 Celsius [-94F] ...
Well, friends, here we are. Five days out. There’s no question Christmas will look different this year. Already we’ve seen some it: Socially distanced Santas, drive-through-only light shows, performances of “The Nutcracker” viewed on laptops instead of in theaters. Black ...
They’ve raised their hands and now they’re ready to roll up their sleeves.Around 80% of West Virginia teachers said this week they’ll take the coronavirus vaccine when it’s their turn.That’s according to early responses from a survey issued by the state Department of ...
MORGANTOWN -- The COVID-19 vaccine and CARES Act spending dominated Friday's briefing from the governor's office. Gov. Jim Justice noted more than once that West Virginia has gained national attention for unrolling its vaccine program ahead of all the other states and may be wrapping up ...