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MCHD QRT: Sheriff’s Deputy Jason Morgan brings experience as veteran, former-EMT
As a Desert Storm military veteran and a former emergency medical technician, Monongalia County Sheriff’s Deputy Jason D. Morgan, a member of Monongalia County Health Department’s Quick […]
Cut-Christmas tree market begins Monday
Starting Monday, more than 300 fresh-cut pine trees will be for sale from 10 a.m.-10 p.m., in front of Golden Corral, off Monongahela Boulevard. The sellers plan […]
Local stores prepare for Small Business Saturday
Sandwiched between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Small Business Saturday is upon us today and area shop owners are grateful for the shopping holiday — first observed […]
Morgantown Council rolls out ‘systematic process’ to help resolve downtown issues
Morgantown City Manager Paul Brake rolled out a 9- to 12-month “systematic process” through which the city can collect information and, ultimately, present findings and recommendations in […]
Wesley UMC hosts annual Thanksgiving Day dinner
The community Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Wesley United Methodist Church has grown a lot since it started. Volunteer Dorothy Minch-Bledsoe said she’s been amazed at how involved […]
Author Martha Hoy’s foundation provides for kids in U.S. and Uganda
Fairmont native Martha Hoy took a negative and turned it into a positive, writing a book and helping children on two continents as she went. Her book, […]
Deep frying that turkey? Watch out for fire
Thanksgiving is supposed to be an enjoyable day filled with food, family and football, but a fire can quickly turn what’s supposed to be a day of […]
Healthy Smiles
Health dept. offers free dental care for adults on Healthy Smiles Day Nothing takes root in the lexicon of human communication like a thumbs up and (sort […]
Podcast explores 1937 Thanksgiving at White House
In a special Thanksgiving installment of The Dominion Post’s new podcast, “Aull About History,” the Aull Center’s Nathan Wuertenberg explores how a turkey from Arthurdale ended up […]