Morgantown Salvation Army’s new lieutenants Sheldon and Nicole Greenland are fresh out of training and busily settling in to their new posts. “It was a good surprise,” […]
Author: David Beard, The Dominion Post
Mylan issues statement for improvement after FDA report of objectionable conditions
MORGANTOWN — Mylan’s Morgantown plant recently underwent a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspection that led to a report listing conditions that may constitute violations of […]
51st District candidates fill campaign war chests; Fleischauer tops all in votes, fundraising, spending
W. Va. — While six Democrats vied for the five slots in the House of Delegates 51st District primary election, the race was essentially uncompetitive because the […]
MedExpress founder takes on new role as chairman
MORGANTOWN — MedExpress founder and Morgantown resident Dr. Frank Alderman has taken on a new role in the organization: moving from CEO to chairman. But that doesn’t […]
Campaign finance report breakdown for local House of Delegates primary races
W. Va. — The ripples of the statewide teacher strike can be seen in the primary campaign fundraising in Preston County’s 52nd House of Delegates District, where a […]
Uncompetitive local Senate races lead to light primary campaign spending
MORGANTOWN — Uncompetitive races led to overall light primary election campaign spending for three local state Senate seats. The real work is now under way as the contenders […]
Camp Dawson hosts AFT-WV annual summer school
MORGANTOWN — More than 200 teachers gathered at Camp Dawson this week for the American Federation of Teachers-West Virginia annual summer school. The class offers teachers a chance […]
Four WVU fraternities suspended, losing recognition as student organizations
MORGANTOWN — Four fraternities at WVU have temporarily lost recognition as student organizations, the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life (OFSL) announced Wednesday. The office said WVU has […]
WVU explains agreement with Sodexo
MORGANTOWN — WVU Dean of Students Corey Farris spelled out some of the reasoning behind and expected benefits of the university’s recent decision to outsource its dining services. […]
Trucking industry effort to allow larger trucks on highways stalls in U.S. Senate
WASHINGTON D.C. — A renewed effort by segments of the trucking industry to allow larger twin-trailers trucks on U.S. highways stalled in the U.S. Senate this week. […]