MORGANTOWN – Local eateries admitted to having seen an increase in business over the last several weeks. Though, whether the escalation is a direct result of West Virginia’s vaccine rollout and mask mandate updates or a final swell before the seasonal summer sink is up for ...
Donna Talerico calls it a shot of normalcy for the coming school year. Talerico, the deputy superintendent of Monongalia County’s school district, is referring to the COVID vaccine clinics coming up this week for middle-schoolers and high-schoolers. Around 700 students are expected to ...
You may have heard the term “maskne” during the COVID-19 pandemic — it's associated with acne breakouts that are presumably caused by wearing a face mask when in public or otherwise necessary. Dr. Erica Ghareeb with WVU Dermatology confirmed that yes, maskne is a real thing. She ...
WVU Today Slowly, but surely, America is returning to some semblance of normalcy. Masks, wipes and sanitizers can now be found in discount bins. Dine-in restaurants are filling back up and concerts and sporting events are opening the gates. For some folks, however, reentering society ...
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MORGANTOWN -- Education? Incentives? A sincere letter of request from the board of directors? The Mountain Line Transit Board of Directors is looking into how it can convince employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Mountain Line CEO Dave Bruffy said 38%, or 27 of the transit ...