This piece was originally published Sunday. We are reprinting it to ensure all readers see it. The Dominion Post will drop two daily print editions beginning Tuesday as it continues to beef up its online presence to adjust to readership changes and the pandemic economy. Publisher David ...
“Bah, humbug,” said COVID-19. If 2020 were Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, the role of unrepentant Scrooge would undoubtedly be played by the viral miser itself. But the show must go on. And for the West Virginia Public Theatre, go on it will. WVPT is preparing for a live reading ...
OK, we’re in the midst of a pandemic and at the start of the holiday shopping season. Money is tight and the jobless rate is higher than normal because of COVID-19. So what should you do? How about giving the gift of experience, said Andrea Hoover, an agent with West Virginia ...
18-year-old creates children’s book to raise awareness of hunger By Jana MackinNewsroom@DominionPost.com There’s an elephant in the room at Hannah Marie Povroznik’s house: Mella, a blue elephant who struggles with hunger. Mella is also the main character of “Mella’s ...
by Olivia Murrayomurray@dominionpost.com West Virginia University transitioned to all-online courses for the end of its fall 2020 semester. Students are now on fall recess. As they prepared to either return home for the Thanksgiving holiday or enjoy a three-day ...
MORGANTOWN -- The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is expected to arrive in West Virginia sometime Dec. 10-12, Gov. Jim Justice said Wednesday. The Moderna vaccine – which is still wrapping up clinical trials – should arrive shortly after, he said. Next, week, he said, he'll be issuing an order ...