Response to Delegate Ward’s April 10 essay Mr. Ward’s guest essay, entitled “Demand America be Energy Independent Once Again,” suggests the U.S. was once energy independent but […]
Tag: WVDOH
Jan. 30 letters to the editor
Can’t judge resilience until after recovery The Dominion Post had an article on Jan. 26 titled “They’re resilient — more so than us.” Yes, children are resilient. […]
DOH snowplow drivers gearing up for winter
Newsroom@DominionPost.com West Virginia Division of Highways is thinking ahead to keep drivers safe in snow and ice. Drivers in WVDOH District 1 just finished their dry runs […]
Justice names Jimmy Wriston as new Transportation secretary
MORGANTOWN – Gov. Jim Justice announced that he appointed Jimmy Wriston as secretary of the West Virginia Department of Transportation, taking over for previous Secretary Byrd White, […]
CSX bridge project in Terra Alta no closer to moving forward
The issue over the CSX bridge on Bridge Street in Terra Alta, which has been closed since 2017, is no closer to a resolution, with CSX still […]
DOH District 4 opens new communication lane with Morgantown, Mon
Potholes. Flooded roadways. Uprooted trees, resting precariously on utility lines. Rock slides. Driving in Monongalia County these days, Tom Bloom said Thursday, means keeping both hands on […]
Mon Commission weighing a public/private venture to address problem roads
MORGANTOWN — The Monongalia County Commission is looking to implement a process through which it can assist private property owners in addressing access roads that have either […]
Mileground businesses hopeful DOH will consider working at night
MORGANTOWN — “I really do not need this right now.” Kathy Bryan, who operates Cool Kids Consignment, at 1706 Mileground Road, said utility work being done along […]
April 18 letters to the editor
Trans athlete ban makes world less safe When you’re a parent, one of the most important jobs you have is to keep your child safe. From the […]
