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WVU brings back talent on special teams, including one of the best in the nation at what he does
A majority of the preseason coverage and conversation at West Virginia has been about the offense and the defense, and understandably so. The Mountaineers are adamant their offensive talent is overlooked and underrated after reaching new productive heights last season and bring back so many of the contributors this season. The defense continues to blend in newcomers from the transfer portal while building depth at all three levels. There's been plenty to monitor as WVU prepared for the season-opening game at home on Aug. 31 against No. 8 Penn State.
Suncrest Middle School 6th graders going back to school in temporary classroom
Although Monongalia County went back to school for the year on Tuesday, due to water damage in their building, 6th graders at Suncrest Middle School will return on Wednesday instead, and not to their usual classroom.
Relationship between Koonz and Trotter crucial for his development
As a four-star recruit with the family background that he has, Josiah Trotter could have played at a handful of the top schools in the country. Instead, Trotter chose WVU, mostly because of relationships and the trust in those people has paid off after being sidelined for a year. "Josiah...
WVU Basketball Hires New Director of Operations
WVU basketball has hired Garrett Sturtz to serve as the team’s director of operations, per a release from Monday afternoon. Sturtz, a former guard for Drake, served as a graduate assistant for the Bulldogs last season. “We are excited to have Garrett joining our staff here at West Virginia....
Officials invited to opening of ARCH2 offices in Morgantown, West Virginia on Wednesday
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WV News) — A host of officials, including the governors of West Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania, have been invited to Morgantown Wednesday to celebrate the opening the ARCH2 Program Office. The office will serve as headquarters for the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub, a multi-state collaborate initiative...
Sunny skies will return & last into next week
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - Clouds have lingered for a bit longer than expected today, keeping temperatures even cooler than they were already going to be. Clarksburg reached a high of only 69 degrees today, marking its first below-70° day since May 12th. Tonight will be in the 40s for pretty much everyone (low 40s mountains, upper 40s lowlands), which could break some records for lowest temps. However, if cloud cover stays thick for a little longer into the night, those records are probably safe. Wednesday’s highs will be a little warmer (mid 70s lowlands, mid-upper 60s mountains), though still seasonably cool. Another potentially record-low-breaking morning is expected for Thursday, with similar 40-degree temps area-wide. From there, each day and night will get a few degrees warmer than the last. By the weekend, some lowland spots could be reaching 90°. If that mark isn’t reached by the weekend, it’ll certainly be reached at the start of next week. No precipitation is expected during this time thanks to a strong high pressure system that will remain in control through at least the beginning of next week. The high will keep us dry both in terms of precipitation and in terms of humidity. Drought conditions will likely worsen as a result.
Webster County mother arrested after heroin found in infant’s car seat
CAMDEN ON GAULEY, W.Va (WDTV) - A Webster County woman was arrested and charged with child neglect after police found four children alone in a vehicle and heroin in the infant’s car seat. Cynidel Hardin, 27, of Cowen, is accused of leaving her four children – ages 1, 2,...
West Virginia Wesleyan College grows for second year in a row
BUCKHANNON, W.Va (WDTV) - Since 2022 West Virginia Wesleyan College has seen between 5% to 10% growth in total enrollment. The school’s president says, providing a quality education attracts pupils. “In a lot of ways we have continued to do what we have always done well, which is engage...
First at 4 Forum: Stephanie Humphrey
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - Stephanie Humphrey, tech life expert, stopped by the First at 4 Monday. She shared her A+ ideas for students and parents this season. You can watch the full interview above and watch First at 4 weekdays from 4 to 5 p.m. only on WDTV.
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