WVU Today It may seem that the COVID-19 vaccine came from out of nowhere, but it actually underwent the same rigorous testing that all vaccines do. It’s safe. It’s effective. And it represents a huge step toward making life feel normal again, according to one West Virginia ...
Please mute yourself when you’re not speaking. If the above means anything to you, you’ve likely spent at least some portion of the past year staring at colleagues or classmates arranged like The Brady Bunch across your computer screen. Morgantown City Council knows the ...
Glow sticks, LED wands serve as safer holiday alternatives Those planning to celebrate the end of 2020 tonight should remember that while consumer fireworks are legal in West Virginia, only sparklers are legal in Morgantown city limits. Possession of and using fireworks, except ...
Tomasky, Simoyi and Portnoy join list of graduates Things don’t begin and end with Barney Fife at Morgantown High School.Or, Don Knotts (Class of 1942), the comedic actor who won five Emmys for his bumbling portrayal of the aforementioned character on the Andy Griffith television show in ...
Justice and team explain unemployment benefits extension in COVID relief legislation MORGANTOWN -- As of Monday, the state had received 60,875 doses of COVID-19 vaccine and administered 30,737, according to the Department of Health and Human Resources. Gov. Jim Justice said they expect ...
Lawyer considers criminal charges for Ralph Zeigler KINGWOOD — An attorney for the Town of Reedsville said he plans to talk with the prosecutor about possible criminal charges against a developer sued by the town two years ago. Reedsville filed suit against developer Ralph W. ...