WESTOVER – With the utility work beneath Holland Avenue in the rearview mirror and the project to replace the city’s primary lift station substantially complete, Westover City Council has initiated the process to finalize the Morgantown Utility Board’s acquisition of the city’s ...
MORGANTOWN – Plagued by low-producing wells drawing water heavy with iron and manganese, more than two dozen homes in the Morgans Run Road area of Cheat Lake have spent years relying on costly deliveries and other means to obtain adequate drinking water. Today, after nearly three years of ...
WESTOVER – Since early April, Westover City Council has been told the $2.9 million project to replace the city’s Dunkard Avenue lift station was on the verge of completion. On Monday, the body learned the project could very well run into October after Thrasher Group’s Casey Young said ...
MORGANTOWN – The Morgantown Utility Board is hopeful it can begin addressing the underlying issues destabilizing the ground beneath a portion of the Patteson Drive Burger King parking lot as soon as August. During its most recent regular meeting, the board approved a $1,003,486 contract ...
MORGANTOWN – According to numbers provided by the Morgantown Utility Board, roughly two-thirds of its customers reside outside the city of Morgantown. Yet Article 169 of city code, which governs the utility board, does not require Morgantown City Council to appoint any members to the ...
MORGANTOWN – The Morgantown Utility Board on Tuesday approved its operating budgets for the 2027 fiscal year, which begins July 1. The budgets anticipate total revenues of $45,082,362 spread across four utilities – water ($18,718,255); sewer ($20,095,805); Cheat Lake sewer ...