MORGANTOWN — As people prepare to ring in the New Year, many will visit with friends and families for New Year’s Eve parties and many will choose […]
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Tragedy, vandalism, murder and civil suit settlements mark 2018 for cops and crime
An act of mass vandalism, tragic deaths and a large award by a jury in a wrongful death suit all involving vehicles — a key component of […]
Education in 2018 marked by work stoppages, fresh faces joining board
Monongalia County Schools had big feet in 2018. So did everyone else. That’s because West Virginia, in the most fundamental ways of the state’s contentious labor history, […]
Researcher hopes study of mental illness in student athletes will reduce stigma, raise awareness
It’s bowl season for college football, and Robert Hilliard wants to remind you of something while you’re regarding the slog to that sport’s national championship. Maybe you […]
Hotels, Airbnb see growth as rental service complements state’s hospitality industry
West Virginia experienced growth in the hotel industry this year, Airbnb, which offers residents a chance to rent out their own properties for extra income, also noticed […]
West Virginia linebacker David Long declares for NFL Draft
MORGANTOWN — Armed with a degree and a Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year award, West Virginia junior linebacker David Long is entering the NFL draft. […]
David Sills, Jabril Robinson, David Long filled with emotion after loss to Syracuse
ORLANDO, Fla. — It is the finite nature of college football that accounts for its heightened emotion. For each individual player, the window is always set at […]
WVU Medicine, Mon Health continue history of cooperation, competition
MORGANTOWN — WVU Medicine continued to make advances in 2018. Meanwhile, WVU Medicine and Mon Health continued their history of cooperation and competition — shaking hands over an […]
A look back at what got the town talking in 2018
Haymaker Forest, riverfront revitalization, cherry trees, deputy mayor drama and city boards and commissions all got people talking about Morgantown City Council in 2018. In the woods […]
How to dispose your Christmas tree after the holidays
MORGANTOWN — After the holidays, the National Christmas Tree Association (NCTA) said instead of throwing your real Christmas tree in the trash or setting it on the curb, […]