Perhaps you’ve seen those “alternative” weather maps that measure the snow forecast not in inches of accumulation, but in number of books you’ll need to keep yourself entertained until you can get out again. These images, of course, don’t depict an actual forecast, but they ...
Thanks for making MLK Day event a success On behalf of the Community Coalition for Social Justice, I want to thank everyone who made our 17th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day event on Jan. 16 a success. We could not do this without the financial support of the City of Morgantown. We ...
City needs lesson on working with DOH I spent most of last month traveling through the small towns and rural areas of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. On no occasion did I travel on a road in as poor condition as the road between The Dominion Post building in Sabraton and the Triangle in ...
We were disappointed by the comments made at the Sept. 20 Morgantown City Council meeting regarding the “loitering issue” downtown, particularly in proximity to the Morgantown Public Library. One speaker and one council member said they no longer take their children to the library ...
By Kaitlyn Eichelberger Clinton District Library, a branch of Morgantown's library system, is outgrowing its Grafton Road location. It needs a new home to become a place for community members to gather. And, it's getting one. Last month, the Mills Group architectural firm awarded ...
The Morgantown Public Library will host art interpretations of “Listening for Racial Understanding” as part of the Listening Project conceived by Morgantown locals, Eve Faulkes and Susan Eason. The exhibition will be made public at the Morgantown Public Library downtown branch, 373 ...