The restaurant BC MaC has undergone a substantial transformation since it first opened in 2020. Formerly located on Stewartstown Road under the ownership of Marty Biafora, the menu centered around […]
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A new addition to community area
A walking track that has been 10 years in the making is soon to be a reality. Crews from Parrotta Paving, of Morgantown, are working on moving dirt and pouring […]
Chicago students make trip to help Morgantown nonprofits
BY ALISE CHAFFINS To those who live in Morgantown, this may seem like an odd choice for a high school club from out of state to visit — but a […]
Local Ziebart owner named Franchisee of the Year
Morgantown’s own Nick Lambie, co-owner of Ziebart on Fort Pierpont Drive, was recently recognized as the 2023 Franchisee of the Year by the International Franchise Association at the 64th IFA […]
Alsop takes job with area law firm
BY MIKE NOLTING Former WVU Vice President Rob Alsop has joined the Jackson Kelly law firm. Alsop will work out of the large firm’s Morgantown office concentrating on things like […]
Senate OKs bill to change Randall Reid-Smith’s job title, and bills on abortion, zoning and more
MORGANTOWN – The state Senate enthusiastically passed a bill on Wednesday to elevate the state Culture and History curator to cabinet secretary. It also moved bills concerning abortion, pregnancy, zoning […]
City Councilor Danielle Trumble appointed to serve on League of Cities Human Development Committee
Danielle Trumble, Fifth Ward City Councilor of Morgantown, has been appointed to the National League of Cities (NLC) 2024 Human Development Federal Advocacy Committee. Trumble was elected to a one-year […]
Crowd comes out to cheer city’s PODA passage
MORGANTOWN — It’s not often that applause breaks out at a Morgantown City Council meeting. It happened Tuesday. With a unanimous vote, council adopted the ordinance creating a Planned […]
Are one-way streets hurting Morgantown’s downtown?
MORGANTOWN — Outdated. Less safe. Bad for business. These days, popular opinion on one-way streets seems to be … well, a one-way street — get rid of them. That’s exactly […]
Inaugural arts program brings out artists and patrons
Downtown hosted its inaugural First Friday last night, designed to highlight the city’s artistic side. From 6-9 p.m., folks could visit exhibitions at Andrew White Guitars, the Monongalia Art Center, […]
