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Test refusal from employees, students could result in fines
West Virginia University students who do not take a COVID-19 test or complete an education module about the virus before returning to campus Aug. 19, could be […]
Sundale changes visitation policy
With the spike in COVID-19 cases in recent days in Monongalia County, Sundale Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care in Morgantown has revamped its visitation policy to protect its residents whose average age is 85.
Preston superintendent answers board’s questions on back to school plans
KINGWOOD — Preston County Board of Education members had plenty of questions about the staff’s proposed back to school plan when it was presented to them this […]
Morgantown Police Department employee tests positive for COVID-19
MORGANTOWN — A civilian employee with the Morgantown Police Department tested positive for COVID-19 and is under self-isolation for 14 days. An additional 12 city employees were […]
Opinion: Mask mandate all bark and no bite
Masks are now mandatory, so proclaims the governor. All persons age 9 and above must wear masks (or face coverings that cover the mouth and nose) in […]
University employees learn about possible furloughs and pay cuts
West Virginia University faculty and non-classified staff were notified by letter that they could be facing mandatory unpaid furloughs, or possible salary reductions in an effort to […]
WVU Medicine continues testing
WVU Medicine WVU Medicine continues to offer COVID-19 testing at its outpatient center at University Town Centre. The testing at this location is not free; a provider’s […]
Assessor to offer drive-up help
Monongalia County Assessor Mark Musick said he isn’t letting COVID-19 cancel his annual satellite sessions, but he has made some concessions. On Wednesday, from 11 a.m.- 6 […]
Justice makes indoor masks mandatory effective Tuesday
MORGANTOWN — If you want to enter a building other than a private residence today, you’ll have to cover up, Gov. Jim Justice announced Monday. Your face, […]
