MORGANTOWN — One person was famously born on Christmas. Anne Moonen and Holly Hudkins think that’s quite enough, thanks. Moonen is a surgical technician and Hudkins is […]
Author: Ben Conley, The Dominion Post
Home for Holidays meets expectations
The goal was 15 households by Christmas. The reality will be 16 households — 27 people — in stable housing by New Year’s Day. You can understand […]
DOH says it plans to address large potholes on Brockway Avenue
MORGANTOWN — Those driving Brockway Avenue (W.Va. 7) to access downtown Morgantown may want to worry less about the Grinch stealing their Christmas and more about a […]
VFD frustrated with DOH’s response time
Volunteers with the county’s fire departments said they’re often left frustrated by the West Virginia Division of Highways’ inability or unwillingness to respond when called for road […]
Witches and wizards pack The Tea Shoppe for Harry Potter tea party
MORGANTOWN — Professor Trelawney had her work cut out for her. As Hogwarts’ professor of Divination, and a seer of some repute, she’s at home in the […]
Fans out in Force for the final installment of the Star Wars saga
MORGANTOWN — Scum and villainy aside, AMC Classic Morgantown 12 was hoppin’ like a Mos Eisley cantina on Thursday evening as “Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise […]
County brings Joe Statler on board to serve as ‘legislative liaison’ in 2020
MORGANTOWN — An agreement approved Wednesday by the Monongalia County Commission will make former Delegate and 2020 House of Delegates candidate Joe Statler a “legislative liaison” for […]
Council will set work session to discuss placement of public sharps containers
MORGANTOWN — Health Right Peer Recovery Coach Dani Ludwig said she was disappointed Morgantown City Council didn’t take up Health Right’s proposal to place needle collection (sharps) […]
Watson: National Youth Sports Program summer camp on ‘hiatus’ for 2020
MORGANTOWN — There will not be a National Youth Sports Program summer camp in 2020, but a working group is hopeful the camp will return in some […]
WVU: Camp serving low-income families will end without community support
MORGANTOWN — The National Youth Sports Program, a long running summer camp serving low-income families, is in jeopardy and WVU’s College of Physical Activity and Sports Science […]
