Friday, May 24 2013 6:21 PM EDT2013-05-24 22:21:43 GMT
There are plenty of activities and festivals to choose from during the Memorial Day Weekend. One of them being the Sixth Annual River City Arts Festival. The festival is held in the "River City" of Rowlesburg. Events
There are plenty of activities and festivals to choose from during the Memorial Day Weekend. One of them being the Sixth Annual River City Arts Festival. The festival is held in the "River City" of Rowlesburg. Events
Friday, May 24 2013 6:17 PM EDT2013-05-24 22:17:18 GMT
The Preston County Health Department has confirmed a case of rabies in the area. The Health Department sent a sample from a horse in Terra Alta to the West Virginia State Hygienic Lab in South Charleston. Tests
The Preston County Health Department has confirmed a case of rabies in the area. The Health Department sent a sample from a horse in Terra Alta to the West Virginia State Hygienic Lab in South Charleston. Tests
Friday, May 24 2013 6:16 PM EDT2013-05-24 22:16:04 GMT
Anyone who drives through Morgantown during rush hour knows there are a lot of people there and that time may be getting even more congested but for good reason. The Census Bureau's population estimates
Anyone who drives through Morgantown during rush hour knows there are a lot of people there and that time may be getting even more congested but for good reason. The Census Bureau's population estimates
Faculty and staff at Washington Irving Middle School, as well as concerned citizens, have drafted and signed a statement in support of the school's assistant principal, Brian Hage, who was arrested after an altercation with a student Monday.
Clarksburg Police arrested Hage, 40, of Grafton, and charged him with child abuse or neglect creating risk of injury.
On Thursday, members of the school's faculty and staff, along with concerned citizens, drafted a statement in support of Hage.
The statement begins by saying "the faculty of Washington Irving Middle School unquestionably supports Mr. Brian Scott Hage in his actions to safely remove and restrain defiant students."
More than 60 people signed the statement.
To read the statement in its entirety, click the link to the right of the story.