When March began in 2020, we were all going about our business as usual. Waiting for tables in crowded restaurants, attending concerts, sitting shoulder to shoulder in movie theaters, heading into the office every day, ushering children off to school. Very few of us had ever worn a face ...
A look back at pivotal moments in the pandemic In March, just days after the 2020 legislative session ended, Gov. Jim Justice began his regular COVID-19 briefings, featuring his COVID response leadership team. Justice and his leadership team actually began talks and taking measures in ...
MORGANOTWN -- A Harvard University professor has criticized West Virginia's color-coded COVID map while the U.S. CDC has copied it. The two bits of news on Friday, tied in with a question from The Dominion Post, prompted jubilation and ire from Gov. Jim Justice. But the question also led ...
MORGANTOWN -- WVU students isolated in Arnold Apartments for COVID-19 will be counted as a single COVID case. The was the bottom line of lengthy discussion offered by Gov. Jim Justice, COVID-19 Czar Clay Marsh, Monongalia County Health Officer Lee Smith and Higher Education Policy ...
MORGANTOWN -- The color-coded County Alert System and School Alert System maps has a fifth color effective Tuesday: gold. Gov. Jim Justice introduced his idea to have gold fall between yellow and orange during his Monday briefing and said then he planned a Monday evening advisory team ...
MORGANTOWN -- A fifth color in the school re-entry map and a different way to factor WVU into Monongalia County were to among the topics of a 5 p.m. Monday meeting at the governor's mansion. Gov. Jim Justice said during his Monday briefing he wants his COVID-19 advisory team to ponder and ...