This past Saturday, I took a stroll downtown during the June Arts Walk, a monthly street fair sponsored by Main Street Morgantown. The event gave me a chance to appreciate the creativity and entrepreneurship of West Virginia’s art community and also to browse through some downtown shops I ...
In a question of whether West Virginia’s system for approving charter schools is constitutional, the state Supreme Court has ruled that Gov. Jim Justice isn’t the guy who should be sued. The justices concluded that the West Virginia Public Charter Schools Board, which was established ...
CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Turnpike saw an uptick in travelers over the Memorial Day holiday weekend compared to 2022. There were 574,902 total transactions on the turnpike from Thursday, May 25, to Monday, May 29, up 0.93% from 2022’s total of 569,579 transactions. “As ...
CHARLESTON — Two West Virginia utilities are asking the state Public Service Commission for a rate increase. Both Hope Gas and Mon Power/Potomac Edison made filings this week with the PSC. Hope Gas, which provides natural gas to approximately 111,000 customers in 35 West Virginia ...
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced a representative from his office will meet with north-central West Virginia residents in June to discuss consumer-related issues and answer any questions. “These public events are a great way for consumers to talk ...
BY CHRIS LAWRENCE WINFIELD — Now that DNA has positively linked a West Virginia man to a rape and murder case in Canada, it’s possible other cold cases may be solved with the same evidence. Frank Romine a resident of Putnam County who died 40 years ago, is the person who raped and ...