MORGANTOWN — The Environmental Protection Agency announced on Thursday that remediation is complete at Morgantown’s Ordnance Works Superfund site and the site has been deleted from its […]
Author: David Beard, The Dominion Post
Gee, WVU frats continue to work toward a solution
MORGANTOWN — Tuesday’s talks at WVU with leaders of the four fraternities contemplating dissociation from the university produced positive thoughts but no immediate change, some of those […]
Two State Senate 14th District candidates speak out on issues
MORGANTOWN — The two candidates for the state Senate 14th District fielded questions from The Dominion Post Editorial Board on Tuesday. Republican incumbent Dave Sypolt is seeking […]
Chamber hosts McKinley for breakfast, asks for support on two key infrastructure projects
MORGANTOWN — Rep. David McKinley received a letter urging his support for a couple local high priority infrastructure projects Tuesday morning, and shared his optimistic vision of the […]
Mon Health finishes fiscal year in the red, hopes for turnaround strategy in 2019
MORGANTOWN — After finishing fiscal year 2018 more than $26 million in the red, Mon Health System hopes a turnaround strategy can return it to break-even status […]
WVU report: Coal demand unlikely to last
MORGANTOWN — While production has seen a turnaround since 2016, the increased demand isn’t likely to continue, according to “Coal Production in West Virginia: 2018-2040,” released by […]
Ex-hospice CEO resigns from WVU alumni board
MORGANTOWN — Malene Davis, former president and CEO of Arthurdale-based hospice organization WV Caring and its former partner organization, Capital Caring, resigned Aug. 10 from the WVU […]
Cancer society suggests state tobacco tax hike
MORGANTOWN — The American Cancer Society’s Cancer Action Network is calling on West Virginia to raise its tobacco tax and restore its Tobacco Education Program funding. These […]
WVU students return to campus this weekend
MORGANTOWN — WVU students return to Morgantown this weekend — including 5,550 incoming first-year students. Classes start Wednesday and between now and then, WVU has a host […]
State looks to expand mobile voting for military serving overseas
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia aims this fall to expand a mobile voting pilot program intended to give military personnel serving overseas a say at the ballot box. […]
