KINGWOOD — If you’re going to join in trick or treating, follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines. That was Preston Health Department Director V.J. […]
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Gee envisions WVU thriving in the post-pandemic landscape
In a different version of his annual “State of the University” address, West Virginia University President Gordon Gee said it’s important to focus on the future because […]
Shut down ‘indefinitely’ on Sept. 2, county bars allowed to reopen today
On Friday, Gov. Jim Justice announced Monongalia County’s bars would be allowed to open today with restrictions such as 50% capacity, proper social distancing, mandatory mask wearing […]
Marsh: School spread is low
However, more counties inch into orange alert status Nine more coronavirus deaths were notched over the weekend in West Virginia, with the youngest being 71. Most of […]
Preston Schools face ‘devastating’ loss of funding because of COVID’s impact on enrollment
KINGWOOD — School systems across the state face a possible funding hit due to COVID-19, Preston School Superintendent Steve Wotring told the board of education Monday evening. […]
Keeping community connected
Star City still moving forward despite COVID STAR CITY — The members of the Star City council have been working together despite the obstacles presented by the […]
YCF assists nonprofits with $10K
Will be used to address issues related to COVID Newsroom@DominionPost.com Your Community Foundation of North Central West Virginia Inc. recently awarded five new grants totaling $10,500 […]
October ideal for flu shot
As the COVID-19 pandemic moves into the colder weather, health officials are waiting to see what that means for the upcoming influenza season. Will there be a […]
COVID-19 Czar Clay Marsh talks testing, masks, maps and evolving strategy
MORGANTOWN — The Department of Health and Human Resources recently invited The Dominion Post to talk with COVID-19 Czar Clay Marsh about the importance of widespread testing. […]
Puppet show canceled
MFD reaches kids virtually for Fire Prevention Week For the first time in 35 years, Monongalia County’s elementary school students did not get to see the Morgantown […]
