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UPMC, GoHealth Urgent Care acquire Morgantown-based MedExpress

By Maggie Susa, The Herald-Dispatch HURRICANE, W.Va. — University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) and GoHealth Urgent Care, which formed a joint venture to acquire and rebrand all MedExpress locations in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, came together Thursday morning to celebrate a newly rebranded location in Putnam County. The process[Read More…]

Trump considering cuts to NASA IV&V center in Fairmont

By Esteban Fernandez, Times West Virginian FAIRMONT — President Donald Trump recommended Congress cut funding to NASA’s Katherine Johnson Independent Verification & Validation Facility in Fairmont by two thirds. NASA’s 2026 discretionary budget request takes the IV&V facility’s budget from $43 million to $13 million. The majority of the cuts[Read More…]

Chester Teapot Day returns Aug. 9

By Stephanie Ujhelyi, The Weirton Daily Times CHESTER — The year 2025 marks special significance for the city’s annual Teapot Day, as it is the first year with its new coordinator and a decade in existence. Susan Hineman, who serves on the Chester City Parks Commission, has long overseen the[Read More…]

Preliminary injunction issued in vaccine lawsuit

By Steve Keenan, The Register-Herald BECKLEY — A Raleigh County Circuit Court judge Thursday granted a preliminary injunction in a religious exemption vaccination case involving both the West Virginia and Raleigh County boards of education. Raleigh County Circuit Judge Michael E. Froble issued the preliminary injunction in favor of three[Read More…]

FEMA Relief Centers Could Be in Ohio County by Next Week

By Derek Redd, The Intelligencer WHEELING — Federal Emergency Management Agency Disaster Survivor and Disaster Relief and Recovery centers could be up and running in Ohio County as soon as next week, state and local officials said Thursday. Gov. Patrick Morrisey — in his fifth visit to Ohio County since[Read More…]

Carryover accounting leaves Morgantown $3.2 million short

By Ben Conley, The Dominion Post MORGANTOWN — The city of Morgantown is freezing 59% of its financial stabilization fund — representing $2 million — as a last-resort contingency measure in light of a $3,237,685 budget shortfall. The issue comes down to carryover. When the city passed its $45.3-million general[Read More…]

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