Big talent. Big stage. Big check. Saturday night’s “Mohigan Idol” fundraiser at the Metropolitan Theater brought in $26,000 for WVU Medicine Children’s and also kept the stars glowing — both for Morgantown High School and students across Monongalia County. That's because ...
The 20th annual WVU Medicine Children’s Gala welcomed supporters to the City of Lights Saturday to raise money for the children’s hospital. Over the past 19 years, the event has raised $8.5 million. This year, 90 sponsors were joined by presenting sponsor, Dr. David A. Rosen and The ...
Cue announcer: “This is … ‘Mohigan Idol.’” OK, so Ryan Seacrest won’t be on the stage of the Metropolitan Theatre in March to emcee, but the Hollywood-styled glamour and glitz of the talent show for a good cause will still commence as it has since 2011, organizers say. That ...
For well over a decade – closer to two - J.R. Toothman, president of Toothman Ford Auto Dealership, and his family, have had a huge impact on the success of WVU Medicine Children’s. According to Director of Giving Dee O’Palko, donations made in Toothman’s name, a family member’s ...
One year ago, the first patients moved into the brand new WVU Medicine Children’s. Since opening the doors of the state-of-the-art hospital, doctors, nurses and staff have made strides in providing previously hard-to-access pediatric healthcare to families across the state. Amy Bush, ...
MORGANTOWN – WVU alumni – and former WVU football quarterbacks – Jeff Hostetler and Sen. Joe Manchin joined Thursday to unveil Manchin's locker space in the Jeff and Vicky Hostetler Family Resource Center on the top floor of WVU Medicine Children's Hospital. Hostetler pulls the ...