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- Kids’ resiliency day camps return to northcentral West Virginia counties this summer
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- Monongalia County Tech Center EMT students win West Virginia championship, head to nationals
- Subaru of Morgantown donates $11,100 for Mon Health Cancer Center patients
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- WVU Cancer Institute’s Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center earns national accreditation
- WVU Medicine Urology offers new technology for treatment of kidney stones
- Morgantown police investigating double-fatal crash
- West Virginia University celebrates commencement with more than 4,500 graduate
- Gov. Justice appoints Paul W. Gwaltney Jr. to the 17th Judicial Circuit
- Mon Health & WV Junior College launch new mobile simulation lab
- WVU Medicine hosts first-ever intern signing for Mon County, West Virginia, high school MedEd program
- Area students are regional winners in Kids Kick Opioids contest
- WVU Medicine welcomes first class of MedEd interns
- Race to Rebuild to be held Tuesday at WVU Medicine J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital
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- Mon Health RN Fyock receives DAISY award
- Liberty High School's Herrod named U.S. Presidential Scholar
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- West Virginia teams fare well at national contest
- Spring Gala raises $750,000 to aid WVU Cancer Institute
- WVU Medicine physical therapist setting the pace in rehabilitation care for patients on ECMO
- WVU Cancer Institute’s Morgantown and Fairmont Radiation Oncology programs achieve reaccreditation
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- Kids’ resiliency day camps return to northcentral West Virginia counties this summer
- WVU Medicine celebrates third Project SEARCH graduating class
- Monongalia County Tech Center EMT students win West Virginia championship, head to nationals
- Subaru of Morgantown donates $11,100 for Mon Health Cancer Center patients
- Officials: WVU Energy Institute transforming to serve emerging energy trends
- WVU Cancer Institute’s Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center earns national accreditation
- WVU Medicine Urology offers new technology for treatment of kidney stones
- Morgantown police investigating double-fatal crash
- West Virginia University celebrates commencement with more than 4,500 graduate
- Gov. Justice appoints Paul W. Gwaltney Jr. to the 17th Judicial Circuit
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Intermed Labs at Mon Health has announced that a technology solution conceived by a Mon Health System physician has been acquired by a publicly traded company to support sacral neuromodulation (SNM). The acquisition of this novel technology marks a significant milestone i…
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Today, West Virginia based InnerAction Media is releasing its new SaaS software application StoryMaker — offering to help small businesses in the US write their perfect 30 second pitch — and other important marketing messages — instantly.
For decades, Bridgeport-based Beacon Wealth Management has put a personal touch on its strategies for each client, putting together a holistic plan that suits every individual’s needs.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WV News) — West Virginia University is permanently adopting its current admissions policy that does not require standardized testing for admission.
West Virginia has a rich musical history, and in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Morgantown-based band The Argument was a proud part of that tradition. But after almost a decade of touring and a few appearances on Mountain Stage, the band went their separate ways.
West Virginia Women Work was recognized this week for its work helping women secure jobs in non-traditional occupations.
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PHILIPPI, W.Va. (WV News) — A 48-year-old Philippi man was indicted Monday in Barbour County on charges of kidnapping, malicious assault, possession with intent to deliver, prohibited person possessing a firearm and domestic battery, according to Prosecutor Andrew “Drew” Phillips.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Students from Barbour and Upshur counties were among the top finishers in this year’s essay contest held by the County Commissioners’ Association of West Virginia. Eleven other students from different counties also received awards ranging from first place to hon…
RIVESVILLE, W.Va. (WV News) — Rivesville Elementary and Middle School student Kiley Ford has been named the winner of West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrissey’s “Kids Kick Opioids” art contest.
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WV News) — If you’re looking for a way to get some fresh vegetables, a new house plant, or a book to read while also supporting businesses in your area, then a stop by the Bridgeport Farmers Market would be a good idea.
FALLS CHURCH, Va. (WV News) — The Mountain Valley Pipeline project recently won two regulatory victories in less than a week.
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