KINGWOOD — Preston Circuit Judge Steve Shaffer refused to modify the conditions of bond Thursday for a woman accused of helping to plan the robbery of her […]
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PEIA finances look better as big decisions about next year’s plans approach
CHARLESTON — PEIA is in good financial condition, and its managers are working toward establishing savings accounts dedicated to smoothing out premium changes in coming years. “We had […]
Final day of arraignments for those indicted by September grand jury
MORGANTOWN — The man accused of leaving a bicyclist to die after hitting him with a car and a man who allegedly swung a dog around in the air […]
24 counties to offer overseas absentee voting app program
MORGANTOWN — Secretary of State Mac Warner is extending the Voatz mobile voting pilot program for uniformed services members and overseas citizens from two counties to the entire state […]
$10 million proposed to help West Virginia regional colleges
CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Higher Education may consider a proposal to offset a new funding formula by asking the Legislature to allocate an […]
Senior Mons, Meals on Wheels deliver scam alert cards
MORGANTOWN — Morgantown Area Meals on Wheels and Senior Monongalians are partnering with the attorney general’s office to deliver financial abuse warning information to their clients. “The local […]
NIH suggests ways for state medical institutions to get more funding
By Joe Nelson MORGANTOWN — West Virginia’s higher education medical institutions are looking to make a larger impact on health. More than 200 representatives from WVU, Marshall and […]
Kingwood Public Library celebrates 50th anniversary
KINGWOOD — For 50 years, the Kingwood Public Library has been serving Preston County in its present location. According to the West Virginia Library Commission, Kingwood’s first […]
Preston PSD 1 says water is discolored but safe
ARTHURDALE – Manganese in the water at Public Service District 1 is discoloring the water, but there is no danger to customers, the district says. In a […]
50 percent of West Virginia residents know someone addicted to pain medications
CHARLESTON — Half of West Virginia’s residents say they have a friend or family member who has been addicted to prescription pain medications, according to the latest […]