KINGWOOD -— Kingwood Water Board members reported the delivery of five new generators. The generators were purchased with funds from a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant. […]
Government
Trump’s executive order not tax holiday
All deferred money must be paid back at end of the year President Trump’s payroll tax suspension that goes into effect Sept. 1 is a deferral and […]
2 former fraternities file lawsuits over taxes
Kappa Alpha Order and Sigma Chi argue for affiliation with institution What does it mean to be affiliated? That’s the question behind a pair of lawsuits — […]
Rep. McKinley, Department of Interior officials visit Richard Mine site on Deckers Creek
MORGANTOWN — Two U.S. Department of Interior officials joined Rep. David McKinley on a visit to the site of the Richard Mine outlet into Deckers Creek, where […]
Justice annouces new school mask requirements, tweak for small counties for County Alert System
MORGANTOWN — Two changes to the color-coded County Alert System map for schools were unveiled Friday during the governor’s CVID-19 briefing. First, mask wearing has been expanded, […]
MPO board updated projects
High-visibility items slated for general obligation bonds When it comes to Road to Prosperity projects in Monongalia County, West Virginia Division of Highways representative Brian Carr said […]
Virtual forum to show improvements to Congress.gov
Free and open to the public Newsroom@DominionPost.com The U.S. Library of Congress will host a virtual public forum focused on public access to legislative information through Congress.gov […]
Ecycling event set for Saturday
KINGWOOD — Electronic recycling, or ecycling, for Preston County residents will be from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at the Craig Civic Center in Kingwood. Preston County Litter Officer Jay Sowers […]
Kingwood Water Board sees dip in revenue due to COVID-19 closures
KINGWOOD -— Low water usage due to restaurant and school closings has had an effect on Kingwood’s water works budget. Amy DeBerry, water clerk, told board members […]
Diamond Village advocate calls council action an ‘ambush’ and a ‘betrayal’
MORGANTOWN — An ambush and a betrayal. That’s how Liira Raines, who represents Our Future West Virginia and Justice for Diamond Village, described Tuesday’s decision by Morgantown […]
