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MORGANTOWN -- Wednesday's COVID-19 briefing from the governor's office was largely Go Team West Virginia – the numbers are a little sour but keep up the fight. Gov. Jim Justice noted that the Monongalia County bars reopened on Tuesday and issued a reminder caution. “We expect them very ...
High Street (pictured above), the heart of downtown and Morgantown’s bar scene, was quiet at about 10 p.m. Tuesday — the first day that bars were allowed to reopen after Gov. Jim Justice lifted his earlier mandate shutting them down because of COVID concerns. Steve Dudas (below) works ...
On Friday, Gov. Jim Justice announced Monongalia County’s bars would be allowed to open today with restrictions such as 50% capacity, proper social distancing, mandatory mask wearing when not eating or drinking and no dancing. However, at Monday’s daily press conference — the day ...
MORGANTOWN -- Monongalia County bars will be permitted to reopen on Tuesday, Gov. Jim Justice announced on Friday. The state is stepping up enforcement by sending more ABCA agents and State Police to the area, he said. Bars that fail to enforce the guidelines by allowing unmasked patrons ...
Local bars owners are taking their grievances to court. Some Monongalia County business owners impacted by Gov. Jim Justice’s executive orders and Morgantown ordinances targeting bars and restaurants filed a federal lawsuit. The businesses are seeking compensatory damages to “make ...