W. Va. — With the hot, humid summer months expected to produce higher electric usage, Mon Power, a FirstEnergy Corp. subsidiary, has completed projects, inspections and equipment […]
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Kingwood City Council learns about implementing a municipal sales tax
KINGWOOD — Kingwood learned more last week about how to implement a municipal sales tax, when it could expect to collect funds and restrictions on how they […]
Preston deputy circuit clerk celebrates 39 years in position
KINGWOOD — There have been a few changes at the circuit clerk’s office since Betsy Castle came to work there 39 years ago. She remembers the old […]
14 WVU students named Gilman Scholars
MORGANTOWN — A record number of WVU students are traveling the world in 2018 as Gilman Scholars. The 14 students, all West Virginia residents, represent a variety […]
WVU engineering team earns honors in NASA’s Mars Ice Challenge
MORGANTOWN — Not a leaking drain plug nor a blown water line could keep the MIDAS II team from WVU from placing in NASA’s Mars Ice Challenge. […]
W.Va. Day exhibit opens June 20 at WVU Downtown Library
MORGANTOWN — WVU Libraries and the West Virginia and Regional History Center (WVRHC) will address the law and lawyers in the Mountain State to mark the 155th […]
WVU researcher makes discovery about brain’s detection process
MORGANTOWN — Every day, people are asked to find something — a familiar face in a crowd, a child in the park, a particular house on a […]
Spark! Imagination and Science Center hosts Art-O-Motion for weekly program
MORGANTOWN — If a purpose of art is to move, the handful of creative kids at Spark! Imagination and Science Center on Friday were creating masterworks. FYI, […]
Lawsuit filed aims to stop Morgantown’s purchase of Haymaker Forest
MORGANTOWN — A class action lawsuit filed in Monongalia County Circuit Court on Friday is aimed at stopping Morgantown’s $5.2 million purchase of the 40-acre Haymaker Forest, claiming the […]
Justice says he will not move to Charleston
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice did not promise to start living near the Capitol or to immediately make good on his debts today. Instead, the governor blasted […]
