MORGANTOWN — It was a windy Wednesday when Christie Wolfe was heading home from work. She takes W.Va. 7 from Morgantown to her home in Masontown. On […]
Government
Preston Commission approves changes to Prodigi agreement
KINGWOOD — Members of the Preston County Commission voted to approve changes in a franchise agreement with Digital Connections Inc. dba Prodigi. Prodigi serves residents on W.Va. […]
Committee calls for investigation into state properties
CHARLESTON — Leaders of the House Committee on Government Organization are calling for an investigation into whether the state is paying for any more properties it isn’t […]
Preston County Commission approves changes in franchise agreement
KINGWOOD — Members of the Preston County Commission voted to approve changes in a franchise agreement with Digital Connections Inc. dba Prodigi. Prodigi serves residents on W. […]
Westover makes use of summer weather
WESTOVER — The city of Westover is taking advantage of summer weather to make needed improvements around the municipality and its park. At the most recent Westover […]
Gov. Justice calls for broad study of higher education system
CHARLESTON — The search for a new higher education chancellor is likely to end next week because of Gov. Jim Justice’s call for a broad study of […]
New Preston County BOE members sworn in
KINGWOOD — A ceremony to swear in new Preston County Board of Education members was held during a special meeting Monday morning. Sworn in were two reelected […]
President Trump to visit The Greenbrier resort Tuesday
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice acknowledged Monday President Donald Trump will visit The Greenbrier resort, which the governor owns, this week. Asked directly about the president’s visit, […]
Satellite sessions offered for property tax assessments, dog tags
The Monongalia County Assessor’s Office can be reached at 304-291-7222. MORGANTOWN — It’s about time again for the Monongalia County Assessor to update personal property information for […]
State, DHHR missed many opportunities to stop payments on vacated office space
CHARLESTON. — West Virginia’s government had opportunity after opportunity to halt its monthly $30,907.34 payments for office suites it vacated in 2015. “I think our folks were […]
