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Hollis saw what Bishop did, wouldn't turn his back on a chance to do the same in his final season
When West Virginia needed a cornerback to help fill voids in the secondary, it went to the Big Ten ... last year. Beanie Bishop jumped from Minnesota to Morgantown and became a consensus All-American who the Pittsburgh Steelers currently list as a starter despite his undrafted free agent status. When...
Mountaineer Competes in Olympic Marathon Swimming
Ivan Puskovitch completed in the Men’s 10 km event earlier this morning, finishing with a time of 1 hour, 57 minutes and 52.5 seconds. Puskovitch spent his senior season with the Mountaineers when he became the fifth American male in history to qualify for the Olympics in open water swimming since the event was added to the Olympics in 2008. He is also the first male from the WVU swimming and diving program to qualify for the Olympics. He qualified for the marathon swimming event after placing 14th in the men’s 10 km at the 2024 World Aquatics Championships in Doha, Qatar. His time there was 1:48:54.40.
Nearly 15,000 without power in West Virginia
WEST VIRGINIA (LOOTPRESS) – As of 8 AM Friday, nearly 15,000 customers are without power following the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby. The bulk of the outages are being reported in the Eastern Panhandle and Pocahontas County. 2,568 customers are currently without power in Pocahontas County. Statewide, 14,450 customers are without power. Here are the […]
WVU TE Kole Taylor is looking to get added to the NCAA 25 video game
Upon the release of the popular NCAA College Football 25 video game this summer the majority of West Virginia’s roster appeared to have opted-in to be in the game. One glaring exception though was tight end Kole Taylor. "A lot of people let me know before I even knew....
President Gee and Braden Adkins to greet State Fair visitors
President Gordon Gee will join Braden Adkins, the Mountaineer mascot, today (Aug. 9) to greet visitors in the WVU Building and other locations at the State Fair of West Virginia in Fairlea. The fair allows the University to showcase its land-grant mission by reaching tens of thousands of people, including...
Faculty and Staff Assistance Program offers walk and talk sessions
FSAP Walk and Talk sessions incorporate free, confidential employee counseling sessions into an outdoor format where you and your provider can use the rhythmic movement and connection with nature to cultivate a deeper connection between mind and body. Sessions provide a relaxed opportunity for staff and faculty to step away...
As opioid deaths plague Baltimore, the city’s strategy is silence
Robin Pollini contributes to The New York Times reporting on a decision from Baltimore city officials to limit public meetings on the opioid epidemic due to pending litigation against drug makers and distributors. Read the article. University faculty, staff and students have access to The New York Times through WVU...
The Top-Graded Returners for WVU Football
A look at the top-graded returners for WVU Football. The season is almost here! That's right, we're less than a month away from West Virginia Football taking the field for what is expected to be an exciting 2024 season. The Mountaineers will kick things off at home against Penn State on August 31st. As we approach that date, EerSports will do what we always do - count down the days until kickoff, with each day covering a specific topic, stat, or prediction for the upcoming season. Today, we're taking a look at the top-graded returners for the Mountaineers, as decided by the scouts at ProFootballFocus.
Countdown to Kickoff (Edition 10): Devils have new look with coach and turf
RAVENSWOOD, W. Va. (WCHS) — The storied tradition of Ravenswood football on a brand new look this season in a couple of ways. Former Devil standout Matt Peery is the new leader of Red Devil football. "I've been welcome back with open arms for sure," said Peery. "Our administration...
Butterfly Encounter Takes Flight at State Fair
FAIRLEA W.Va. (WVDN) – Are you a person who loves watching butterflies lazily float among summer flowers? Perhaps you’re curious about what it would be like to get up close and personal with these winged beauties. Then the State Fair of West Virginia has the show for you this year. Available with paid admission to […] The post Butterfly Encounter Takes Flight at State Fair appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
WVU welcomes home new, returning students with ‘Welcome Week’ activities
Offering a mix of activities for all West Virginia University students — new and returning — Welcome Week will run from Aug. 15-23, providing ways for students to have fun, explore their strengths, connect with others and give back to the community ahead of the start of the fall semester.
Braxton County lawyer sentenced to prison
BRAXTON COUNTY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Braxton County lawyer Thomas Jason Drake, 48, of Gassaway, was recently sentenced to a year and a half in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, and ordered to pay a $7,500 fine for illegally possessing a firearm as a felon. Court documents and statements from the court revealed […]
West Virginia Looking to Utilize Freshmen in 2024
With the 2024 season right around the corner, WVU is now in their second week of fall camp and is looking to continue to evaluate their roster, determining playing time. The Mountaineers have had success with true freshmen in the past, including offensive weapons Jahiem White and Traylon Ray just last season. This upcoming season West Virginia will have 24 true freshmen, some will most likely be redshirted and be used for depth, but others have the potential to make a difference while getting playing team.
Kirkwood Winery at the Fair
FAIRLEA W.Va. (WVDN) – Gather all at the Fair! Kirkwood Winery & Distillery in Summersville will be joining the ranks at this year’s West Virginia State Fair beginning August 8. You will find them in The WV Agriculture Building along with 100’s of other vendors from all over the state. In business for over 33 […] The post Kirkwood Winery at the Fair appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
States and business groups chart another Supreme Court challenge to EPA emissions rule
West Virginia and 24 other states are asking the Supreme Court to stall a Biden administration rule forcing fossil fuel plants to cut carbon emissions, spotlighting the Environmental Protection Agency once again. There are now eight emergency applications challenging the EPA’s rule that would force coal- and gas-fired power plants to limit carbon emissions beginning […]
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