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23rd Annual Ride for Life Begins in Clarksburg Aug. 17
The 23rd Annual Ride for Life is coming up Saturday, Aug. 17 with all proceeds benefiting The American Cancer Society. Registration at Texas Roadhouse on Emily Drive, Clarksburg, WV will take place from 10 a.m. to noon. Breakfast, courtesy of Texas Roadhouse, will be available.Tickets for a 50/50 drawing and raffles will be sold.
Mon Health launches volunteer program to support patients in final stages of life
MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - The Mon Health Medical Center recently launched its No One Dies Alone program to support patients who are facing the end of their lives. This program is offered by Mon Health volunteers, who provide a comforting presence, a hand to hold and a listening ear to patients in the final stages of life.
Morgantown police review board moves forward with data collection
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The Morgantown Civilian Police Review and Advisory Board is moving forward with focus group data collection to work toward establishing a baseline for community perceptions of the police department. Board member Megan Gandy said the initial process has included three groups and will expand as the...
Trial and error: WVU continues testing in-helmet communication system new to college football this year
The 2024 college football season will be the first with two major technological changes on the sidelines. Teams will have access to Microsoft tablets to get aerial looks at opposing team’s placements and results, similar to what NFL teams have had on their sidelines for years. Another addition to the college sideline — and the playing surface — that has been a mainstay at the next level is coach-to-player communication via speakers inside players’ helmets.
Big 12 basketball transfer tracker: WVU’s 2024 opponents - August 11th update
The basketball offseason is upon us, which means the portal is open and players are entering at a record pace. As of August 11, there have been over 1,085 scholarship entrees, and 834 of them are already committed somewhere. Bench players are looking for more playing time, starters are jumping ship for more money, and mid-major standouts are looking to play at the next level. Sometimes that's hard to keep track of, so that's what these updates are for. Every week, we will be giving a snapshot of how the portal is treating all of the other Big 12 teams.
Update on Pitt’s Non-Conference Schedule
Pitt’s non-conference schedule for the 2024-25 men’s basketball season is coming together. However, as reported by scheduling guru Rocco Miller this weekend, one of the previously reported games may not be happening. Miller reports that due to a potential scheduling conflict with the not-yet-released ACC basketball conference schedule,...
Shakespeare in the Park Event Set for Tonight with The Rustic Mechanicals' Version of The Tempest
As part of the Summer Concert Series, the Clarksburg Amphitheater will host its annual Shakespeare in the Park event with the The Rustic Mechanicals version of the Tempest on Sunday, August 11th at the Amp, which is located at Veterans Park in Clarksburg. With a travel schedule spanning over 23...
By The Numbers: West Virginia Finishes Italy Trip Going 3-0
First-year head coach Darian DeVries and the Mountaineers played together for the first time this past week, going 3-0 on their foreign tour to Italy. "This whole trip has been a valuable experience. On the basketball side of it in terms of being able to apply what we've been working on for eight weeks and then seeing it against somebody else In another uniform. So, very happy with the basketball piece of it for sure," DeVries said following WVU's win In game three on Thursday.
WVU Football Joins Battle of Major Programs for 2026 4-Star WR
In addition to adding to the 2025 class, the WVU football staff is also ending the summer by sending offers to 2026 recruits. And recently, West Virginia extended an offer to a four-star wide receiver from Virginia. Davion Brown announced his offer from the Mountaineers on Friday, tagging WVU wide...
103 Years of Empowering Morgantown
Scott’s Run Settlement House has been a vital community resource in Morgantown, WV for over a century. Executive Director Michael Richard talks with host Sheila Hyland about the Methodist women who founded the group to address the needs of a struggling coal community and how it has evolved over 103 years to meet various challenges, including food insecurity, which remains a primary focus. srsh.org.
Time Travel: Bridgeport Youth All Star Soccer Back in Mid-1980s and 1912 Clarksburg Water Street Scene
This is another image that was provided years ago by Crystal Camp involving another youth all-star team from years ago. This, she said at the time, is a youth soccer all star team from the mid-1980s, which would have been right around the time soccer got its start at the prep level at the high school. Who do you know about this team that played its games on the property that now houses Urse Honda? Use the comment section below.
West Virginia Mountaineers: Commitment 101: Brandon Caesar
West Virginia has added another major piece to the 2025 recruiting class with a commitment from key target Cleveland Heights (Oh.) 2025 defensive lineman Brandon Caesar. Caesar, 6-foot-4, 235-pounds, chose the Mountaineers over a long list of scholarship offers including Alabama, Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan, Southern California, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Michigan State, Kentucky, Pittsburgh, Iowa, Cincinnati and a number of others. However, the Rivals.com three-star prospect only took official visits to West Virginia and Tennessee over the summer with those two schools emerging as the front runners in his recruitment.
Top DL target chooses WVU over Tennessee and Ohio State
West Virginia University has picked up a commitment from Cleveland Heights (OH) defensive lineman Brandon Caesar, who announced on his Instagram that he chose the Mountaineers over fellow finalists Ohio State and Tennessee. Caesar was a top target for the Mountaineers, receiving a very early offer from WVU and then...
Tropical Storm Debby claimed the life of one West Virginian
HARPER’S FERRY W.Va. (WVDN) – One West Virginian lost their life due to the effects of Tropical Storm Debby. First Sergeant Jonathan Meeks with the West Virginia State Police released the following statement: “On Thursday, August 08, 2024, the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia began receiving substantial rains and the subsequent effects from Tropical Storm […] The post Tropical Storm Debby claimed the life of one West Virginian appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Fall 2024 academic building operating hours set for Downtown and Evansdale
WVU has updated its hours of operations for academic buildings on the Downtown and Evansdale campuses. Some academic buildings are limited in the hours they are open without key or swipe card access. Faculty, staff and students with keys or card access will be able to enter and exit these buildings during non-operational hours; however, the exterior doors will be locked during off-hours.
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