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MUB project to impact rail-trail near Reynolds Hall starting Wednesday

MORGANTOWN – The first of what will likely be several intermittent closures of the Caperton Rail-Trail near WVU’s Reynolds Hall will take place from 7 a.m.- 5 p.m. Wednesday. Another […]
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Search for Mon BOE member now underway

MORGANTOWN – Monongalia County Schools is now officially looking for a replacement on the Board of Education to fill the vacancy following Christina Fattore Morgan’s sudden resignation last week. A […]
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Mon students named National Merit Scholars

MORGANTOWN – Two students from Monongalia County are now in the nation’s elite of top-performing high school students.  University High School’s Emily Nguyen and Maxwell Chen of Morgantown have been […]
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AG’s office: City ‘conversion therapy’ law is unconstitutional

MORGANTOWN – West Virginia Attorney General John McCuskey has informed the city of Morgantown that its law prohibiting medical and mental health professionals from engaging in conversion therapy with a […]
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Blue Gold Development builds foundations for growth

FAIRMONT — In Fairmont, a company rooted in hard work and precision is being recognized for shaping the region from the ground up. Blue Gold Development LLC, led by co-owners […]
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Mon Power/ Potomac Edison seek PSC approval for rate increase: Propose 2 options

dbeard@dominionpost.com MORGANTOWN – FirstEnergy sisters Mon Power and Potomac Edison are seeking Public Service Commission approval for a proposed rate increase. They are proposing two options and asking the PSC […]
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PSC sets public comment hearing for Mon Power/Potomac Edison gas-fired power plant project

dbeard@dominionpost.com MORGANTOWN – The Public Service Commission has set a public comment hearing for the Mon Power/Potomac Edison plan to build a combined cycle gas plant at their Fort Martin […]
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Preston High School announces student dies in wreck

DPNews@DominionPost.com Preston County Schools posted on Facebook on Sunday afternoon to announce the death of a high school student over the weekend.It reads:“Message to the Preston High School Community: We […]
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Honoring Gene Vance Jr. on his day: His friends didn’t know their low-key pal handled high-risk missions for the military

MORGANTOWN – It was a sunny May Saturday in Morgantown, 24 years ago, when a group of Gene Vance Jr.’s friends gathered at Whitetail Cycle & Fitness to talk about […]
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As fuel prices spike, propane continues to deliver for Mountain Line

MORGANTOWN – The Mountain Line Transit Authority has five buses running on propane. They’re looking better by the day to CEO Maria Smith. It’s not hard to figure out why. […]
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