Other cities give hero pay; Morgantown makes cuts What another sad and disappointing day in the City of Morgantown while in the midst of a pandemic. COVID-19 […]

Human Rights Commission fights discrimination The editorial on April 24 about the Pantry Plus More captured our attention and compelled us to offer our support of the […]

Being stuck at home is a teaching opportunity This COVID is bringing much change in many households, especially as far as the children are concerned. They have […]

Library key feature in beloved memories Some of my earliest memories were of my mother taking me to the downtown library to check out books. The library […]

Patient thanks dentist for Easter procedureCOVID-19 had prevented me from racing to my dentist’s office, instead attempting to deal with a sore tooth at home. I’d been […]

Don’t stop planning for the future The other day I was on Instagram. Someone posted a word search puzzle with the caption, “The first word you see […]

USPS continues to serve the community — safely The United States Postal Service is committed to delivering your mail and packages throughout the current pandemic. We are […]

Candidate’s plan forkeeping seniors involved Seniors are at a distinct disadvantage for being involved in our communities. Staying engaged equals better health and an improved quality of […]

Morgantown residents support mail-in-votingWest Virginia’s primary election has been rescheduled for June 9. While we applaud the governor’s decision to postpone the primary, we question his plan […]

Downtown shops offer unique experiences Recently, I’ve seen gas prices at $1.99 around town. It would be nice to fill up, but I’m not going anywhere, and […]