MORGANTOWN — For Morgantown residents, Tuesday is the final day to become a registered voter in order to participate in Morgantown’s April 27 municipal election. In order […]
Author: Ben Conley, The Dominion Post
Butcher, Mayle face off for 7th Ward seat
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown’s 7th Ward is one of two wards that will have a choice of candidates on the ballot in the April 27 municipal election. Brian […]
Justice touts tax plan, higher education initiative in COVID-19 briefing
Gov. Jim Justice was touting his plan to eliminate the state’s income tax on Friday when a COVID-19 briefing broke out. While the session easily focused […]
MMMPO Policy Board approves letter regarding interchange project
MORGANTOWN — A broken front door is an untenable situation. It’s unattractive, but even worse, it’s unsafe. For untold numbers of people looking to access WVU and […]
Mon Commission votes to extend assistance to CVB
MORGANTOWN — The Monongalia County Commission on Wednesday committed to extending its efforts to assist the Visit Mountaineer Country Convention & Visitors Bureau through the end of […]
McCuskey: Cities must get on board with Project Mountaineer
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia Auditor J.B. McCuskey is looking to preempt multi-million dollar headaches regarding misappropriated COVID-19 relief funds by requiring cities to get on board with […]
Board of health discusses compiling data on county’s severe COVID-19 cases
MORGANTOWN — Monongalia County Board of Health President Sam Chico said the health department needs to start compiling all available data on the county’s severe COVID-19 cases […]
Hathaway ready to represent Morgantown’s 1st Ward
MORGANTOWN — A run for city council was inevitable for Patrick Hathaway. A lifelong resident of Monongalia County, Hathaway moved into the city five years ago and […]
Smith notes lack of state support as BOH delays fee increases
MORGANTOWN — Monongalia County Health Officer Lee Smith isn’t one to mince words in the best of times. But after more than a year at the center […]
Marsh: Let Michigan serve as a warning
MORGANTOWN — Today in Michigan, you’re more likely to be hospitalized with COVID-19 if you’re 30-39 years old than 80 years old or older. That’s significant for […]
