MORGANTOWN — If you ask Fireman Andy what pure joy looks like, he’ll tell you to watch kids interacting with a fire truck. “Seeing their reaction is […]
Latest News
Tuition drops at Potomac State College for new students after BOG vote
MORGANTOWN — Tuition at Potomac State College in Keyser will drop $418 for incoming fall semester students because the West Virginia University Board of Governors agreed Tuesday […]
Sundale celebrates National Nursing Home Week with petting zoo
MORGANTOWN — It’s National Nursing Home Week and the residents at Sundale Nursing Home are spending their days enjoying an array of activities. Tuesday, a petting zoo […]
Officials says WVU on pace to eliminate up to 150 jobs
MORGANTOWN — More than 450 faculty and staff at West Virginia University with 20 years of experience or more have expressed an interest in taking advantage of […]
Senators debate public vs. charter schools during state BOE committee meeting
MORGANTOWN — In many ways, the state Board of Education’s School Finance and Funding Committee, which was formed to help address education reform in West Virginia, is […]
Senate President Carmichael tells WVONGA that leadership backs industry; touts education reform
WHEELING — State Senate President Mitch Carmichael told West Virginia Oil and Natural Gas Association members that legislative leaders are behind their efforts. “The fossil fuel industry […]
Dominion Energy highlights its green initiatives at WVONGA conference
WHEELING — Members of West Virginia’s natural gas industry gathered at Oglebay Resort Tuesday for the West Virginia Oil and Natural Gas Association two-day annual meeting. They […]
W.Va. joins multi-state price-fixing conspiracy suit against generic drug makers; Mylan among defendants
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia has joined another multi-state lawsuit alleging a number of generic drug firms — including Mylan — conspired to minimize competition, divvy up markets […]
HIV, opioid epidemics linked; health officials identify virus cluster in Cabell
MORGANTOWN — Intravenous drug use, tied closely with the opioid epidemic, is the main source fueling an active HIV cluster in Cabell County. “In the last five […]
Longtime Preston Federal Credit Union employee Freda Hall retires
KINGWOOD — Freda Hall couldn’t help herself last Thursday afternoon in the lobby of the Preston Federal Credit Union. It was an occupational hazard. Before she sat […]
