Weeds are what humans have dubbed “undesirable” plants. Humans decide if a specific species of plants is a weed based on of whether the species produces too […]
Education
Credit and non-credit options now available for online course on COVID-19 contact tracing
The West Virginia University School of Public Health and the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources Bureau for Public Health are partnering on an initiative […]
Morgantown Learning Academy hosts drive-through parade for students
Morgantown Learning Academy hosted a drive-through parade for its students Friday. From 4:30-6 p.m., rain or shine, enrolled families had the chance to drive around the MLA […]
University High School hosts senior showcase
The pandemic didn’t keep family and friends from celebrating the class of 2020 on Wednesday at University High’s Senior Showcase. Students worked throughout the spring to decorate […]
Morgantown High School has parade for senior year student
In life, you have to take what you get. Which is often what you don’t want. Accidents. Illness. Calamities of varying degree. If you’re lucky, though — […]
Preston High School (PHS) holds first virtual prom Saturday
KINGWOOD — Preston High School (PHS) will hold it’s first virtual prom Saturday. Becky Jones, PHS prom coordinator and photographer, said the event will be 8 – […]
Preston County BOE holds discussion on “filling the gap” in learning caused by COVID-19
KINGWOOD — The Preston County Board of Education held a discussion this week on “filling the gap” in learning caused by students being away from schools during […]
Eligible students will receive about $300 on EBT cards
West Virginia is among 24 states so far where qualifying children can receive EBT cards this summer to help offset food costs, but parents don’t have to […]
Teacher and staff appreciation
Morgantown High School students place a sign thanking the school for planned graduation day. To the right, two yard posters from MHS and Mountaineer Middle School thank […]
Trinity Christian schedules tentative, limited graduation ceremony for May 22
If you want to keep a school going in the midst of a pandemic, Michelle Stellato Belt says, you better be ready to keep the faith — […]
