MORGANTOWN — “We’re one of the wealthiest countries in the world,” Joshua Lohnes told members of Morgantown City Council. “And yet, many of our neighbors don’t have access to healthy, affordable food.” Lohnes, WVU’s food policy director, offered those comments in support of ...
Headlines across the nation herald a great calamity: ships and trucks backed up at ports, fuel pumps running dry, shelves empty of toys. All fingers point to one culprit: the supply chain. But what bearing do 80 container ships floating outside of Los Angeles have to do with ...
Newsroom@DominionPost.com Morgantown First Ward residents are asking for the community’s help stocking a Blessing Box near the corner of Dorsey and Southern avenues in the neighborhood. With winter on its way, helpers want to gather items for those who are in ...
by Chad Morrison and Cyndi Kirkhart Some of the most defining images in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic showed lines of cars as far as you could see, waiting for help at local food banks. Those cars that many watched on the evening news were filled with families, including ...
MORGANTOWN — There were more than a few times last year when Brian Kiehl didn’t know where his next meal was coming from. At least that was how it seemed for the nutrition director of Monongalia County schools. When schools were shuttered last year due to the pandemic, that move ...
WVU Today For 71 years, one West Virginia University plant pathologist has tinkered with the tomato, turning over multiple iterations resistant to blight and other vegetable diseases. Now the fruits of Mannon Gallegly’s labor will be adored by tomato lovers across the world, ...