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New Morgantown leadership sworn-in, homeless issues continue
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. Morgantown city council members elected leadership for the coming year and called for action on homeless issues and support for the police department. First Ward Councilor Joe Abu-Ghannam was elected mayor after dual nominations. Abu-Ghannam, Jenny Selin, Dave Harshbarger, and Bill Kawecki voted for Joe Abu-Ghannam. Fifth Ward Councilor Danielle Trumble received votes from herself and Third Ward Councilor Louise Michael. Seventh Ward Councilor Brian Butcher abstained in the vote for mayor.
DeVries fulfilled by lengthy path to WVU
Editor’s note: There’s a new basketball sheriff in town. His name is Darian DeVries and over the past few days we have introduced you to him as a coach and a person. He comes from Iowa and in this final installment he explains how WVU’s job was his own “Field of Dreams.”
Catholic Charities presents proposal to host year long triage shelter at Hazel’s House of Hope
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Catholic Charities of West Virginia has offered the City of Morgantown their services to host a year-long emergency triage shelter within city limits. President and CEO of the Catholic Charities of West Virginia, Mark Phillips, presented a request for proposal during Morgantown City Council’s regular meeting Tuesday, where he broke down the cost of the year-long service. This included the minimum number of people that would be required to run the shelter, which organizations would partner in offering services, and which public entities would be required to financially contribute in order to make the shelter a reality.
WVU football 2024 roster review: Cornerbacks
Cornerbacks continue to be a position of emphasis for West Virginia University football head coach Neal Brown and his staff on a yearly basis, and this year’s list of corners includes a variety of newcomers. In today’s defensive edition of Gold and Blue Nation’s roster review series, we take...
Farewell, Texas and Oklahoma: Revisiting 11 Years of Football
With the two schools officially joining the SEC on July 1st, let’s look back on how West Virginia fared against the two Big 12 founders in football. While the three teams shared a conference, West Virginia went 5-6 against the Longhorns and 1-10 against the Sooners. While neither WVU or Texas held more than a two-game winning streak over the other, Oklahoma won its first nine games against the Mountaineers.
WVU Football commit Scotty Fox highlights
West Virginia's recruiting class vaulted up the 247Sports Team Rankings in the last few weeks. The Mountaineers have been adding pieces left and right and, sometimes when that happens, fans forget just what exactly they're getting with each new addition. Over the course of the next couple weeks, we're going to do a quick reminder by reposting some of the future of WVU Football and their highlight videos. Today? Mentor (OH) quarterback Scotty FOx.
4-Star LB Grant Beerman Confirms Commitment Date, Solidifies WVU as Contender
Days away from revealing his final decision, a top WVU 2025 target offers a sign of optimism for West Virginia. Grant Beerman officially announced WVU as one of his top schools on Tuesday while confirming his commitment date. Beerman, a 6-foot-4, 220-pound linebacker out of Lakota West High School in...
Mon Health Medical Center Auxiliary hosts Christmas in July fundraiser
MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - The Mon Health Medical Center Auxiliary is accepting donations for their Christmas in July fundraiser. For this fundraiser, a Giving Tree will be set up next to the Mon Health Medical Center Gift Shop and will have tags hanging on it labeled with clothing items most needed in the Care Closet.
Morgantown boy suffers seizure at the pool, parents praise medical team, lifeguards for saving his life
MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - An 11-year-old Morgantown boy was saved after having a seizure in the Krepps Pool recently. When Elizabeth Pauley heard three whistles from the pool’s lifeguards, she knew something wasn’t right and saw a boy being pulled from the pool. She instantly recognized his swim trucks and realized it was her son, Jackson.
How will West Virginia fill the 2025 class needs through recruiting?
West Virginia has 21 current commitments in the 2025 recruiting class so how will the coaching staff go about filling the rest of the remaining slots?. The Mountaineers has had a big summer on the recruiting trail but there are still needs left to fill. Which ones take priority with the remaining slots?
Which current WVU Hoops players are most likely to have an NBA future?
Darian DeVries has built a roster of 11 scholarship players in Morgantown so far, and is still looking to fill those final two spots (with presumably big men). 10 of those players are newcomers, with the only returnee being sophomore wing Ofri Naveh, who scored just 2.6 points per game last season as a freshman on a bad West Virginia squad.
Mon River Sweep a success
MORGANTOWN, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Monongahela River is now cleaner thanks to thirty volunteers. On West Virginia Day, June 20, the West Virginia Water Research Institute’s Three Rivers QUEST program teamed up with Ascend WV to organize a Monongahela River Sweep. Thirty volunteers participated, removing over 1,225 pounds of trash from the waters, banks, and […]
The Shotgun/Throwdown (7/2/24): Milum earns preseason honors and it’s “do or die” for West Virginia’s secondary
Welcome to The Shotgun/Throwdown, your daily West Virginia sports roundup (that we didn’t already talk about in another article) with some sophomoric humor and daily distractions thrown in for good measure. And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it in the comments. Programming Note:...
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