MORGANTOWN — The board of directors for the Morgantown Utility Board got a crash course in all things trails on Tuesday as the body continues to work […]
Author: Ben Conley, The Dominion Post
Westover to explore acquiring CSX property to facilitate development
MORGANTOWN — An ownership group that includes March-Westin President Jamie Ridgeway is looking to continue the revitalization of Westover’s riverfront, and it’s asking the city for help. […]
Milan Puskar Health Right gears up to leave Spruce Street location
Laura Jones worked for Milan Puskar Health Right in the spring of 2003, when the nonprofit clinic packed up and moved from 154 Pleasant St. to its […]
City looking to Japan for partner in global hydrogen initiative
MORGANTOWN — What happens, Trina Wafle asked Morgantown City Council, when Mon Power closes the Fort Martin Power Station in 2035? If Wafle and a working group […]
City holds public input session as part of comprehensive planning process
MORGANTOWN — Katie See knows the importance of a good plan. And well she should. The West Virginia native spent 14 years working as a city planner […]
Mon Commissioners say they will reconsider mask policy once county out of the red
MORGANTOWN — Members of the Monongalia County Commission said they’ll consider dropping the mask mandate for county facilities when the CDC pulls Monongalia County out of the […]
Council approves budget, details of financing plan for facility improvements
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown City Council breezed through a first reading of the city’s general fund ($39,486,629) and coal severance fund ($60,100) budgets for the upcoming 2023 fiscal […]
Crittenton Services, Lauren’s Wish, Catholic Charities join agencies at Hazel’s House of Hope
MORGANTOWN — An addiction triage center, a behavioral health provider and the largest private social service agency in West Virginia are adding their names to the roster […]
New federal guidelines remove restrictions on American Rescue Plan spending
MORGANTOWN — Updated guidelines released by the U.S. Department of the Treasury have essentially removed restrictions on how cities and counties can spend up to $10 million […]
Granville watching bill that would cut B&O taxes from new car sales
MORGANTOWN — Officials in Granville have their eyes and ears focused on Charleston as a bill that would eliminate a substantial percentage of the town’s B&O taxes […]
