Gov. Jim Justice said Wednesday during his regular COVID-19 briefing that he expects to announce “ideas regarding lessening of restrictions” on both businesses and schools. “There are […]
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Community Caring continues giving – from a distance
Community Caring, a local volunteer organization, has taken to Facebook to continue its efforts of providing for those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jennifer Frankhouser, event […]
Justice: State’s high vaccine rates don’t necessarily mean less COVID
Gov. Jim Justice tapped an inevitable vein during his COVID-19 briefing with reporters Wednesday morning. He warned residents to be on guard against unauthorized individual sales of […]
Commission: Vaccination scheduling calls showing up as spam
MORGANTOWN — It may be a ship captain trying to sell you a timeshare. It may be a nice lady concerned about your vehicle’s extended warranty. Or […]
100 Preston residents age 80 and older have received second doses
KINGWOOD – Despite the snow and cold, Preston County Health Department Director V. J. Davis said all 100 of those 80 and older who received their first […]
Plan to ‘cancel rent’ could miss low-income tenants
California is about to cancel rent for millions of low-income tenants throughout the state. But it may not go far enough. Under a plan released Monday and […]
A shot in the arm
Friday was seemingly another pandemic day at the office for Monongalia County Schools, as the district continued to grapple with the coronavirus at the close of the […]
Therapists share mental health advice
Tips on signs to look for and how to support loved ones MORGANTOWN — The past year has been a hard one. Many people have found themselves […]
‘Normal for Now’
Amazon Prime Video series shows West Virginians dealing with quarantine by Olivia MurrayOMurray@DominionPost.com A group of Appalachians have created a four-part anthology television series that details the […]
Mon’s students are struggling with remote learning, too
At the height of the Monongalia County Board of Education meeting Tuesday night, Nancy Walker raised her hand for a question that reverberated from Morgantown to Charleston […]
