MORGANTOWN — Robert Christopher Jr. said he will pay off the $1.3 million loan he procured to purchase Sand Springs Camp Ground in 18 months — if […]
Author: Ben Conley, The Dominion Post
Write-in candidates emerge in wake of Wallace announcement
MORGANTOWN — On the heels of Friday’s announcement that 3rd Ward Councilor Ryan Wallace will not serve another term on Morgantown City Council, two write-in candidates filed […]
White coats mark transition for second-year medical students
MORGANTOWN — For 109 members of the WVU School of Medicine Class of 2021, Saturday’s white coat ceremony marked a milestone in each individual’s transition from classroom […]
Need for flood insurance could change with update to FEMA maps
MORGANTOWN — A flood is the kind of thing you don’t typically spend a lot of time thinking about until you’re standing in knee-deep water in your […]
Young minds explore the cosmos during Spark! Space Day
MORGANTOWN — Quick, extra credit for anyone who can explain the connection between Harry Potter’s uncle and the constellation Canis Major? If you attended Space Day at […]
Morgantown City Councilor Ryan Wallace will not serve a second term
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown City Councilor Ryan Wallace, who is unopposed to maintain his 3rd Ward seat in the upcoming municipal election, does not intend to serve a […]
West Virginia Open set to showcase WVU Track, new athletic complex
MORGANTOWN — The starting gun will sound on the future of track and field for WVU and all of Monongalia County on Saturday as WVU is set […]
Monongalia County Commission asked to move on decade-old estate
MORGANTOWN — In March of 2009, Westover businessman Arthur P. Scotchel died. A decade later, his estate remains open. In the 10 years since his death, a […]
Monongalia County Commission signs off on Westover annexation
MORGANTOWN — The Monongalia County Commission reconvened briefly Wednesday afternoon to sign off on Westover’s annexation of just under 400 acres of the ongoing WestRidge development. The […]
Morgantown Council adopts budget, votes down amendment to keep attorney in-house
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown City Council voted 6-1 to adopt its $37.3 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year on Tuesday. Councilor Ryan Wallace voted in the minority […]
