MORGANTOWN — The Monongalia County Commission on Monday approved a pair of contracts with Comcast that will put some 20 miles of fiber network in place and […]
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Books and basketball — not bullying — for Mon Student of the Month
No bullies on Ava Morton’s watch. Ava, an eighth-grader at Mountaineer Middle School, is known for the way she positively intervenes to quell bullying in her school […]
WVU Provost Maryanne Reed looks back on long career
MORGANTOWN – From TV news reporter to journalism professor and j-school dean, to WVU provost, Maryanne Reed brought her natural curiosity and creativity to her life’s work. […]
Kim Haws: I wouldn’t change a thing
MORGANTOWN — Kim Haws doesn’t hesitate when asked if his experience as Morgantown’s city manager was what he expected when he took the job four years ago. […]
Cold case victim believed attacker was a WVU football player
WESTOVER — According to information provided by the Westover Police Department, the victim in a 24-year-old sexual assault case believed her attacker played football for West Virginia […]
FirstEnergy customers will see some fee changes as company moved to third-party payment processing
dbeard@dominionpost.com MORGANTOWN – Some FirstEnergy customers will see a new small fee when they pay their bills online. Others will see a decrease in an accustomed fee. […]
Former Morgantown resident wanted in Westover bank robbery case
WESTOVER — A former Morgantown resident is wanted in connection with the October robbery of the Commerce Drive WesBanco Bank location in Westover. Westover Police Deputy Chief […]
Mon County in the path of a ‘major’ power transmission project
MORGANTOWN — While the exact route remains a work in progress, Monongalia County appears to be in the path of a major power transmission project. On Wednesday, […]
Hope Gas provides PSC with outline of its farm tap plan
dbeard@dominionpost.com MORGANTOWN – Hope Gas has spelled out to the Public Service Commission its farm tap plan – its plan to abandon its Red Lines and convert […]
Pension changes, fire fee increase pass first reading
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown City Council on Tuesday initiated the process of addressing the more than $110 million in liabilities currently represented by its police and fire pension […]
