There’s a saying about an ounce of prevention being worth a pound of cure. That saying, Monongalia County Planning Director Andrew Gast-Bray explained, gets to the heart […]
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Lawyer, bank dispute missing $212,500
The 83-year-old aunt of a Morgantown businessman is fighting a court order to pay a $212,500 settlement with United Bank after the original wire transfer was stolen […]
Energy efficiency jobs increase in W.Va.
West Virginia is outpacing the nation and all but one of its neighbors in job growth in the energy efficiency field. But in terms of actual numbers […]
Second Hip Hop on High Street’s live music draws crowd downtown
A couple hours into the evening, around 8 p.m. Friday, people downtown could hear horns beeping, and traffic had slowed down for the hundreds of people spilling […]
October is the ideal time to get a flu vaccine
It’s almost October. Have you thought about scheduling your flu vaccine yet? Monongalia County Health Department’s Clinical Services will begin administering vaccines for influenza on Tuesday. You […]
Buckwheat Festival draws people back home
KINGWOOD — Deanna Schwilke and Norma Jean Rosenau traveled more than a few miles for the Buckwheat Festival. Schwilke is from Wenatchee, Wash., and Rosenau is from […]
Buckwheat Royalty Crowned at Ceremony
KINGWOOD — School and Community Day was celebrated Friday at the 78th Preston County Buckwheat Festival as its king and queen received their crowns. West Virginia University […]
Financial, academic factors weighed on WVU’s decision to sell dairy herd
MORGANTOWN — Ken Blemings, interim dean of WVU’s Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design, said the recent decision to sell off the university’s herd of […]
Federal judge overseeing nationwide opioid litigation denies motion to disqualify himself
MORGANTOWN — The federal judge overseeing the nationwide opioid litigation against manufacturers, distributors and retailers has denied a motion to recuse himself brought by several of the […]
Mylan finalizes $30 million SEC settlement connected to EpiPen Medicaid overcharge probe
MORGANTOWN — Mylan NV has finalized its $30 million settlement with the SEC regarding charges relating to accounting and disclosure failures connected to a Department of Justice […]
