KINGWOOD — The Preston County prosecutor disputed the way the county commission handled the certification of the primary election Thursday, including the circuit judge’s race in which he […]
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Preston Commission candidate requests a recount of votes
KINGWOOD — Preston Commission candidate Lucas Tatham has requested a recount of votes in the May primary. Tatham finished 35 votes behind Samantha Stone in the Republican […]
Morgantown adopts new law that raises parking permit fees
MORGANTOWN — A law that raises permit fees for the city’s designated parking districts and creates a template for the creation of future parking districts was adopted […]
District 4 county commissioners have second meeting to discuss area road concerns
MORGANTOWN — The six counties that make up the West Virginia Division of Highways (DOH) District 4 have more miles of state roads and more vehicle traffic […]
Gov. Jim Justice plans special session for next week
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice plans to call a special session of the Legislature next week, but a controversial policy involving fees to pro sports leagues from […]
Morgantown City Council eyes way to limit heavy trucks in city limits
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown is looking at the state’s Home Rule program as a means to “regulate the roads within its corporate limits,” which, according to City Manager […]
Candidates fill vacancies on ballot
W. Va. — Two new candidates have joined the fray for the November general election, filling vacancies on the ballot. Aaron Metz, a Republican from Morgantown, filed […]
Preston Commissioners schedule to certify primary results
KINGWOOD — Preston County Commissioners will meet at 9 a.m. Thursday to certify the results of the May primary. Commissioners concluded their canvass of the votes Monday […]
Reedsville searches for volunteer artist to paint mural
REEDSVILLE — The Town of Reedsville is looking for a volunteer artist to paint a mural on a large stone in the town park. At the Monday […]
W.Va. set for sports gambling after U.S. Supreme Court ruling
By Jeff Jenkins, WV Metronews CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s gamble to get ahead of the competition paid off when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday morning that […]